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English 45 - Winter, 2012
Introductory Topics in Poetry
Topic: How to Read Any Poem, Anywhere
Class Information
Instructor:
Morton, Timothy
CRN:
32473
Time:
TR 10:30-11:50
Location:
118 Olson
Description
What is a poem? Why is reading poetry important? Are there techniques of reading that anyone can learn and apply? In this class we shall study a wide range of poetry with a view to understanding how to read poems. This class will set you up for life, and certainly for the scope of your undergraduate career. Say goodbye to close reading anxiety. This class will sort you out.
Grading
Two short essays (40%), participation (30%), Final exam (30%).
Texts
All texts will be online.
