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English 10C-2 - Fall, 2016
Literatures in English III: 1900-Present
Class Information
Instructor:
Ronda, Margaret
CRN:
32378
Time:
MWF 11:00-11:50
Location:
107 Wellman
Description
10-C is the third course in the required Literatures in English sequence. In this course, we will examine a series of works exemplifying the forms of aesthetic experimentation and formal innovations that emerge after 1900 in American, British, and Anglophone literatures. These texts also offer insight into some of the key social struggles and political transformations of this turbulent century. Our course is intended to assist you in developing your skills as a close reader and critical interpreter of various literary genres.
Texts
Cane
, Jean Toomer
Nervous Conditions
, Tsitsi Dangarembga
Mrs. Dalloway
, Virginia Woolf
Endgame
, Samuel Beckett
White Noise
, Don DeLillo
