ENG 622G - Studies in British/Commonwealth Literature

Graduate-level study of British and Commonwealth Literature that focuses on authors, regions, themes, or movements in the literature of Britain and/or the (past or present) Commonwealth (ex. British Romanticism). Topics may also explore English-speaking culture in a particular time, place, class, and/or mood or examine works of literature, arts, music, philosophy, religion, and history and the varied manifestations of the culture’s self-definitions. Sample cultures: contemporary Canadian, colonial Indian, Renaissance London, or Belfast Catholic. May be repeated under different topics.

Credit(s): 4