ENG 103: see ENG 205 below.
ENG 104 - Introduction to Literature: Fiction
URL: http://web.cocc.edu/cagatucci/classes/eng104/index.html
Brief Course Description: Explores human purposes,
literary structures, cultural values and rich varieties of the short story and
the novel. Close reading, interpretation and evaluation of selected works of
fiction, with attention to authors' contexts, creative process, narrative
elements (such as theme, character, plot, point of view, setting, symbol, and
style) and reader responses. May be taught with WIC designation. Recommended
preparation: placement in RD 117 and WR 121. Credits: 4.
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Authors & Works studied in Cora
Agatucci's Literature Courses
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ENG 109 - Western World Literature: Modern
URL:
Brief Course Description: Surveys representative texts,
authors, and genres from the late 18th century to the present, explores Modern
Western world literary movements and their historical-intellectual contexts,
from romanticism and realism to post-colonialism and contemporary global trends.
Need not be taken in sequence. Recommended preparation: placement in RD 117 and WR 121.
Credits: 4.
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ENG 205
(formerly ENG 103) -
Survey British Literature II
URL:
Brief Course Description: Examines representative
texts from the Romantic period through Contemporary literature. The romance of
nature, industrial growth, urban experience, the rise of new class identities
and alienation of the individual are themes in this period. Literary forms such
as lyric and narrative poetry, short stories, the novel, and drama of social
realism and literature of the absurd are studied. Explores relations between
texts and their cultural and historical contexts. Need not be taken in sequence.
May be taught with a WIC designation. Recommended preparation: placement in RD
117 and WR 121. Credits: 4.
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HUM 210 - Culture and Literature of Asia
URL:
Brief Course Description: Introductory study of
representative literary texts, films and related language arts, in English or in
translation, of Asian regions and countries, such as China, India and Japan,
examined in the context of their cultural histories and traditions. May be
taught with a MIC and/or WIC designation. Recommended preparation: placement in
RD 117 and WR 121. Credits: 4.
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HUM 211 - Culture and Literature of Africa
URL:
Brief Course Description: Introductory study of
representative oral arts, literature, film and related creative arts, in English
or in translation, of sub-Saharan African peoples, examined in context of their
histories and cultural traditions. May be taught with a MIC and/or WIC
designation. Recommended preparation: placement in RD 117 and WR 121.
Credits: 4.
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African Studies HUM 211 instructional webs:
African Authors: Chinua Achebe & Things Fall Apart
African Authors: Tsitsi Dangarembga & Nervous Conditions
African Authors: J. M. Coetzee & Disgrace
African Films: Annotated Bibliography
African Films: Chocolat, dir. Claire Denis
African Timelines: Table of Contents
African Storytelling
ENGL 339-E
ENGL 339-E
(EOU)
Literary Genres: Historical Fiction
ENGL 390
ENGL 390
(EOU)
Multicultural Literature
ENG 458
ENG 458
(OSUCC) Comparative Literature: Postcolonialism
EOU
CAPSTONE
Senior Project, 2003-2004
HUM 299
HUM
299
Special Topics in Humanities: Student Perspectives on World
& Multicultural Writers - Writing for the World Wide Web
WR 20
WR 40
WR 316-E
WS 101
WS 102
Past Course Webs still
available:
EOU
CAPSTONE
Senior Project, 2003-2004
WR 20
Basic Writing I
WR 40
Basic Writing II
WR
316-E
(EOU)
Advanced Prose Writing
(Writing for the World Wide Web)
WS
101
MIC/WIC Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies
WS 102
MIC/WIC Introduction to Women's & Gender Studies: Humanities