Bruce Mitchell and Fred C. Robinson, Blackwell, 1998. A New Verse Translation, Roy Liuzza, Broadview, 2000. A Beowulf Handbook, ed. Robert E. Bjork and John D. Niles, Nebraska, 1997. While proficiency in class translation is not graded per se, regular attendance and preparation of the material are crucial to success in the course.
Enrollment is open to both undergraduate and graduate students.
This course is designed for advanced students in Linguistics. Students may conduct research on any topic in Linguistics in an independent study setting with an instructor from the faculty in Linguistics. The number of credit hours varies between 2-8. This course is especially helpful to students who wish to get more acquainted with recent developments in the field of Linguistics study. The course may be used to satisfy the writing requirements of the College and to satisfy an elective course for the Minor in Linguistics.