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Jimidene Murphey Department of English
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ENGL
2332 – World Literature I
Click here for the traditional class SYLLABUS. (Not taught this semester)
Prerequisite: English 1302 Course description: A study of the
masterpieces of Western World Literature from the Ancient Greeks through the
Renaissance. This course partially satisfies the requirements for the
Associate degree at Course
objectives: ·
explore and discuss the
literature from the Classics through the Renaissance ·
develop critical thinking
skills by writing three essay tests ·
an analytical paper. ·
apply the different eras of
literature to modern life ·
demonstrate an understanding
of literature as an expression of individual and human values ·
construct written analyses of
literary works based on research about and selection of appropriate themes of
literary criticism ·
read literature and write a
critical analysis of it ·
articulate through written
and oral assignments an appreciation of diversity This class is taught on the main campus.
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874-3571 x134 Main Campus Classroom Bldg, Office #112 © 2006 Clarendon College |
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