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ENGL 1301
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ENGL 2332 – World Literature I
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description: a survey of literature of
various cultures up through the 1500s.
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General Course
Objectives Students will: § explore and discuss the literature of various
cultures. § develop active reading techniques for enhanced
comprehension. § develop critical thinking skills through essay
tests. § The student will be able to
demonstrate an awareness and to articulate an understanding of various works
of literature. § Through class discussion and
group work the student will demonstrate an understanding of literature as an
expression of individual and human values. § The student will construct
written analyses of literary works based upon research about and selection of
appropriate theories of literary criticism. § The student will construct
written analyses of literary works based upon research about and selection of
appropriate theories of literary criticism. § The student will articulate
through written or oral assignments an appreciation of diversity. 806) 874-3571 Main Campus Classroom Bldg © 2009 Clarendon College |
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