Transfers to state universities. Focuses upon the composition and revision of the student's creative work in a workshop setting. The format of this class will be primarily the analysis of student work in a workshop situation. The instruction includes such concerns as the writer's craft, the market place, publication, and copyrights. ENG 291 or instructor's permission.
Students have the responsibility to be sure that courses fulfill the requirements of their programs.
Not a course in theology or denominational interpretation. Emphasis on the Bible's social and historical backgrounds, literary genres, characterization, poetic imagery, and writers. Students will explore what significant authors have written about the West in works of both fact and fiction. In addition, students will discuss the importance of distinguishing literary western writing from popular works. An introduction to the myths of ancient and medieval cultures of Europe, the Mideast, and Far East, as well as the Americas and regions of Africa.