The selected author of study for any given term varies according to the instructor's specialization. For example, students might spend a semester studying William Blake, the Romantic period poet and artist, in relation to the mysterious subculture of London's artisan class, the political ideas advanced by the French Revolution, and the author's own battle with forces of social injustice and intellectual oppression; or Katherine Mansfield, the fascinating, fierce, and brilliant modernist whose interrogations of patriarchy and heteronormativity have made her a pivotal figure in early 20th-century studies of feminism and queer theory. Other recent offerings have studied the life and works of William Shakespeare, John Milton, Herman Melville, and Jane Austen. Please consult the department website for information on current and upcoming offerings.

Prerequisites
Students who have received credit for ENGL 431 with the topic "Immigrant Author in U.S." may not receive credit for this course with the topic "The Immigrant Author in America".
Course UID
001698.1
Course Subject
Catalog Number
381
Long title
Major Authors
Topic
Geoffrey Chaucer F14
Herman Melville F14
James Joyce F 17
Jane Austen F14
John Milton F14
Katherine Mansfield
The Immigrant Author in America
William Blake F14
William Shakespeare F14