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EH 203 - American Literature I

While EH 203,  American Literature I, is a literature survey course, it is also an interdisciplinary course as students will read works of literature and examine these in light of their historical contexts. The course begins in the Colonial Period with William Bradford and ends in the nineteenth century with Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

Assignment Overview
Assignments: Varied Throughout the Term

Interactivity: Discussion Forums

 

Course Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to do the following:

  • Examine the connection between history and literature.

  • Evaluate the impact of community on the writings of the early Colonial Period.

  • Analyze the stylistic approaches individual authors use in their writing.


Credits: 3


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