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ENGLISH 145
159T, Literary History (4; repeatable with different toplct) (Former lngl 100o-
105, 18D-182)
No more than 16 units may be applied on the English major. Prerequisite: Engl
20 or equivalent. Sections designated as to period and nationality. Discussion and
written .analysis of major works and their backgrounds within approximately a
century's scope.
159.1. Beowulf to Marlowe
159.2. More to Milton
159.3, Dryden to Burns
159.4. Wordsworth to Shaw
159.5. American Literature to Whitman
159.6. 20th Century American Literature
159.7, 20th Century British Literature
159.8. World Literature: Ancient-Medieval
159.9. World Literature: Renaissance-Modern
169T. Forms of Literature (4; repeatable with different topics) (Former fngl 93)
No more than 12 units may be applied on the English major. Prerequisite: Engl
20 or equivalent. Sections designated as emphasizing poetry, drama, novel, or short
story. Reading and close written analysis with particular attention to form.
169.1. 18th Century fnglish Novel
169.2. 19th Century English Novel
169.3. 20th Century British and American Poetry
169.4. Modern Short Stories
169.5. Comedy
169.6. Gothic Novel
169.7. Mythology
169.8. Literary Biography
169.9. Folklore
169.10. 20th Century American Novel
175T. Lectures In Literature (1-4; max total 8, If no topic repeated)
Lectures in a selected topic in literature or related fields by the regular faculty
and/or visiting professors.
190. Independent Study (1-4; max see reference)
See Regulations and Procedures-Independent Study.
191T. Supervised Independent Reading (1-4; max total 4, if no topic repeated)
The student reads W<'Iks from one of the following literary periods and discusses
them in individual conferences:
191.1. Beowulf to Marlowe
191.2, More to Milton
191.3, Dryden to Burns
191.4. Wordsworth to Shaw
191.5. American Literature to Whitman
191.6. 20th Century American Literature
191,7, 20th Century British Literature
191,8. World Literature: Ancient-Medieval
191.9. World Literature: Renalssance•Modern
| Title | 1969-70 General Catalog |
| Creator | Fresno State College |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1969-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
| Title | Page 145 |
| Full Text Search | r ENGLISH 145 159T, Literary History (4; repeatable with different toplct) (Former lngl 100o- 105, 18D-182) No more than 16 units may be applied on the English major. Prerequisite: Engl 20 or equivalent. Sections designated as to period and nationality. Discussion and written .analysis of major works and their backgrounds within approximately a century's scope. 159.1. Beowulf to Marlowe 159.2. More to Milton 159.3, Dryden to Burns 159.4. Wordsworth to Shaw 159.5. American Literature to Whitman 159.6. 20th Century American Literature 159.7, 20th Century British Literature 159.8. World Literature: Ancient-Medieval 159.9. World Literature: Renaissance-Modern 169T. Forms of Literature (4; repeatable with different topics) (Former fngl 93) No more than 12 units may be applied on the English major. Prerequisite: Engl 20 or equivalent. Sections designated as emphasizing poetry, drama, novel, or short story. Reading and close written analysis with particular attention to form. 169.1. 18th Century fnglish Novel 169.2. 19th Century English Novel 169.3. 20th Century British and American Poetry 169.4. Modern Short Stories 169.5. Comedy 169.6. Gothic Novel 169.7. Mythology 169.8. Literary Biography 169.9. Folklore 169.10. 20th Century American Novel 175T. Lectures In Literature (1-4; max total 8, If no topic repeated) Lectures in a selected topic in literature or related fields by the regular faculty and/or visiting professors. 190. Independent Study (1-4; max see reference) See Regulations and Procedures-Independent Study. 191T. Supervised Independent Reading (1-4; max total 4, if no topic repeated) The student reads W<'Iks from one of the following literary periods and discusses them in individual conferences: 191.1. Beowulf to Marlowe 191.2, More to Milton 191.3, Dryden to Burns 191.4. Wordsworth to Shaw 191.5. American Literature to Whitman 191.6. 20th Century American Literature 191,7, 20th Century British Literature 191,8. World Literature: Ancient-Medieval 191.9. World Literature: Renalssance•Modern |
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