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English 10A-1 - Spring, 2013
Literatures in English I: to 1700
Class Information
Instructor:
Abbott, Don
CRN:
42324
Time:
MWF 1:10-2:00
Location:
105 Olson
Description
ENL 10A, together with 10B and 10C, seeks to prepare students for advanced literary study. Core goals include developing students’ skills in literary analysis and research, and teaching students how to engage a range of genres. Although this course is chronologically organized, it cannot hope to cover or survey everything. 10A, therefore, will focus on literature in England up to 1700 with some attention to the development of literature in colonial America.
Grading
Assignments (tentative)
Two examinations
Three papers
Attendance is required
Texts
Broadview Anthology of British Literature, 2nd Edition
, Black
