ENGL:361 Studies in Literature and Genre.

Advanced courses designed to examine the formal characteristics of a genre, as well as the historical factors influencing its development or manifestation at any given moment, and the theoretical approaches to understanding the genre. The focus of a particular section may be the novel, short story, drama, poetry, the essay or autobiography. 4 SH.

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      • ENGL:361 Studies in Literature and Genre.
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