ENGL 410 - Comparative Studies

This comparative course will focus on either two or more authors from different national traditions (e.g. Dickens and Balzac, James and Zola, Ellison and Malraux); a comparison of literary movements (e.g. modernism and the Harlem Renaissance); a study of transnational movements (romanticism, postcolonialism, communism); or a comparison of literary forms from similar historical situations (revolutionary literature, war literature, “the avant garde”). Prerequisite(s): One prior English course numbered in the 100s. Alternate years. (4 Credits)