English Courses

List of Courses:
  • 150 - Introduction to the Major
  • 178 - Renaissance Themes
  • 180 - Environmental Themes
  • 182 - Intro to Creative Nonfiction
  • 202 - Understanding Poetry
  • 203 - Interpretation of Literature
  • 204 - Understanding Short Fiction
  • 232 - The Gothic Novel
  • 234 - The Language of Film
  • 240 - Poetry Writing I
  • 241 - Fiction Writing I
  • 242 - Writers and Artists at Work
  • 243 - Writers & Artists on Location
  • 253 - Gender Studies in Literature
  • 256 - U.S. Literature to 1860
  • 257 - U.S. Literature 1860-1940
  • 258 - U.S. Literature Since 1940
  • 260 - Scottish Literature
  • 261 - Issues in Western Traditions
  • 262 - Postcolonial Literature
  • 263 - Literature of Conflict
  • 264 - Southern Literature
  • 265 - Native American Literature
  • 279 - Shakespeare I
  • 280 - English Renaissance Literature
  • 283 - Romantic Literature
  • 284 - Victorian Literature
  • 285 - Modern British Literature
  • 286 - History of English Drama
  • 314 - 18th Century Literature
  • 315 - Shakespeare II
  • 320 - History of the English Novel
  • 325 - Film as Literature
  • 330 - Single Author
  • 335 - Contemporary Issues
  • 340 - Poetry Writing II
  • 341 - Fiction Writing II
  • 345 - Creative Writing on Location
  • 351 - Adv Creative Writing Seminar
  • 353 - Literary Editing
  • 358 - Seminar
  • 388 - Literature and Critical Theory
  • 398C - Conference Paper Research
  • 399 - Capstone Proposal
  • 400 - Capstone in Literature
  • 401 - Capstone in Creative Writing

Literary Themes and Forms: Scottish Literature

There’s more to Scotland than bagpipes and haggis. This class introduces students to the long and complex history of Scottish literature, from early Latin religious authors to modern Gaelic, Scots, and English speaking authors.