1 hr., either semester. ENG 213 World Literature Survey of best-known authors from the Ancient Greeks through the Renaissance. English Literature I Survey of Old English, Middle English, Renaissance, and Enlightenment periods. ENG 233 English Literature II Survey of Romantic, Victorian, and Modern periods. ENG 243 Oral Interpretation Developing the ability to understand and interpret great literature of all forms and to translate it into effective oral presentation.
Experience is given in both individual and group interpretation.
ENG 313 History and Structure of the English Language A survey of the linguistic history of English from its Indo-European roots to the present, concentrating on lexicography, morphology, syntax, and grammar, along with their relevance for literary history, current usage, and the structures of modern English. ENG 323 Renaissance Literature Sixteenth-century prose and poetry, excluding drama. Emphasis on the relationship between the Renaissance and the Reformation, the rise of the English Sonnet, and Spenser. See current class schedule for specific course emphasis. Late Renaissance and Baroque prose and poetry.