English Courses at Bethany
ENGL
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- ENGL 100 – Stretch Composition I3 cr.
- Through a variety of writing assignments, students develop effective writing processes, gain critical reading skills, represent and respond to others' ideas, reflect on their writing …
- ENGL 101 – Stretch Composition II3 cr.
- This course helps students develop flexibile writing processes, increase rhetorical awareness, acquire critical reading skills to support their writing, implement effective reserach techniques, represent others' …
- ENGL 102 – English Practicum, Literary Magazine1 cr.
- Students obtain practical experience working as part of a literary magazine staff. Staff duties range from editing and designing magazine layout to organizing literary activities …
- ENGL 110 – College Writing3 cr.
- Students learn strategies that promote critical, creative, and collaborative drafting, and practice college level writing in narrative, critical, and persuasive forms. Students produce a portfolio …
- ENGL 200 – Literary Analysis3 cr.
- This course introduces students to the analytical tools they need in order to read and write about literary texts: use of literary terminology, practice of …
- ENGL 204 – Modern European Literature3 cr.
- Students study a selection of major European authors from the late 18th century to the present day.
- ENGL 205 – Introduction to Fiction3 cr.
- This course introduces literary terminology commonly used in analyzing fiction. Literature is selected from multiple centuries, and genres may include short stories, novels, drama, and …
- ENGL 207 – Introduction to Mythology and Storytelling3 cr.
- This course introduces literary terminology commonly used in analyzing fiction. Western literature selections span ancient through modern times. Genres include short stories, fables. legends, epics, …
- ENGL 210 – Writing for the Public3 cr.
- Students examine and practice the essay as a flexible, exploratory form of expression for thinking, discovery, and public engagement. Students analyze and write essays that move between …
- ENGL 213 – Creative Writing3 cr.
- Through regular writing to generate ideas and practice techniques, students fathom the creative process as they are led from exploring personal experience to transforming such …
- ENGL 220 – World Literature3 cr.
- Students study a selection of major world authors from outside the traditional Western literary canon, especially from African, Asian, and Caribbean cultures. Primary focus is …
- ENGL 230 – Introduction to Contemporary Literature3 cr.
- Students read and examine literature from the contemporary era. Emphasis is placed on concerns, questions, and aesthetic sensibilities that help define and explain recent literature, …
- ENGL 302 – Adv English Practicum, LiteraryMagazine1 cr.
- Building on skills acquired in ENGL102, this course provides students with advanced work on the literary magazine. Previous credits in ENGL102 are strongly preferred. Prerequisite: …
- ENGL 312 – Reading as Writers across Media3 cr.
- Students examine and practice the craft and technique of textual production. Technical elements of narrative and story, such as style, voice, story arc, character development, …
- ENGL 313 – Poetry and Creative Nonfiction Workshop3 cr.
- This course provides students with an in-depth focus on an approved single genre. The course also requires a significant portfolio of work to be developed. …
- ENGL 320 – The English Language3 cr.
- Focusing on both the history of the English language and its structure and form, this course emphasizes grammar, phonology, syntax, and semantics. Students also examine …
- ENGL 321 – Shakespeare3 cr.
- Students study William Shakespeare’s dramatic and poetic works in the context of Elizabethan and Jacobean cultures, as well as their literary origins. This course includes …
- ENGL 326 – The Life and Writings of Charles Dickens3 cr.
- Students study a novel by Charles Dickens, along with his simplified "The Life of Our Lord" for children, in the context of Victorian culture. This …
- ENGL 328 – British Literature3 cr.
- Students study selected British authors from the Renaissance through the Victorian periods, with emphasis placed on the historical, intellectual, and social influences on authors across …
- ENGL 335 – African-American Literature3 cr.
- Students study a selection of African-American authors from the 18th century to the present day.
- ENGL 338 – American Literature3 cr.
- Students study a selection of American literature through one or more thematic lenses, such as freedom and constraint, literary innovation, identity and nationhood, and spiritual …
- ENGL 350 – Practicing Theory: Reading, Writing, and Meaning3 cr.
- This course introduces students to major questions and approaches in literary and rhetorical theory by treating theory as an active practice rather than an abstract …
- ENGL 370 – Christian Writers3 cr.
- Students survey Christian writers from the 2nd century through the 20th century. Authors include Augustine of Hippo, Bede, Martin Luther, John Donne, John Milton, …
- ENGL 480 – Topics in Literature and Language3 cr.
- Topics vary and typically provide students with an investigation of specific literary themes, movements, authors, styles, or genres, thereby allowing students to experience depth in …
- ENGL 493 – Senior Seminar I1.5 cr.
- In ENGL493, the first semester of a year-long senior capstone course in English, students review writing, documentation, and research conventions specific to analyses and creations …
- ENGL 494 – Senior Seminar II1.5 cr.
- In ENGL494, the second semester of a year-long senior capstone course in English, students pursue research guided by topics identified in ENGL493; produce a literature …
- ENGL 499 – English Internship3 cr.
- Students who qualify for an English internship actively participate in an individualized field experience relevant to the English major. A proposal is made by a …
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