ENG104 Introduction to Literature Fiction  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Reading, analysis and appreciation of significant works of fiction, especially short stories, with emphasis on the fiction writer's craft. Presents methods of in-depth critical reading that serve as a basis for further study and enjoyment of literature.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG105 Introduction to Literature Drama  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Reading, analysis, and appreciation of significant works of drama and the elements of dramatic literature (setting, theme, characterization and language) serve as a basis for further study and enjoyment of drama.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG106 Introduction to Literature Poetry  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Reading, analysis, and appreciation of significant poems, how they are written and how they speak to human concerns. Presents elements of poetry, language, form, metrics, style and voice that serve as a basis for further study and enjoyment of poetry.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG107 World Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course introduces the students to key literary works and authors of world literature from Ancient and Classical foundations to the Middle Ages. Students should consider taking History of Western Civilization concurrently.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG108 World Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course introduces the students to key literary works and authors of world literature from late Middle Ages and Renaissance to the Enlightenment. Students should consider taking History of Western Civilization concurrently.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG109 World Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course introduces the students to key literary works and authors of world literature from the Enlightenment to modern and contemporary writings. Students should consider taking History of Western Civilization concurrently.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG145 Shakespeare in Performance  1 credit  (11 lec hrs/wk)

trip to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival to see a play in performance. The course will consist of a discussion of the text, a viewing of the play, and a discussion of the performance, including themes and interpretations.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG180 Internship: English  1-12 credits  (3 lab hrs/wk/cr)

Prerequisite(s): Instructor consent

Practical on-site experience that will allow students to explore workplace environments and career options.

This course may be taken 12 times for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG201 Shakespeare  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course is an introduction to Shakespeare's early dramatic literature with an emphasis on the timelessness of his ideas and themes, the formal demands of drama, and the development of the artist. The plays for this term are drawn from early histories and comedies.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG204 Survey of English Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course discusses the literary documents and authors of the British Isles from the Anglo-Saxton beginnings through the sixteenth century. It will also treat the surviving Celtic materials and their influence on British literature. The study will focus on, but not necessarily be limited to, characteristic works and major figures of the period.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG205 Survey of English Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course discusses the literary documents and authors of the British Isles from the sixteenth through the early nineteenth centuries. The study will focus on characteristic works and major figures on the period.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG206 Survey of English Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course discusses the literary documents and authors of the British Isles of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries and the historic context.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG253 Survey of American Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Introduction to the development of American literature from colonial beginnings through the early romantic period. Special attention is given to helping students develop a sense of what is "American" in literature and thought.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG254 Survey of American Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Introduction to the development of American Literature in the middle and latter parts of the nineteenth century (late romanticism, realism, and naturalism). Special attention is given to helping students develop a sense of what is "American" in literature and thought.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG255 Survey of American Literature  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Introduction to the development of American Literature of the twentieth century. Special attention is given to helping students develop a sense of what is "American" in literature and thought.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG260 Intr Women Writers  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

This course is designed to 1) introduce students to some important authors and works; 2) present these works in an historical and culturally specific context and link context to changes in a genre; 3) encourage students to trace themes of race class and gender in literature by women; 4)guide students discussing self-identify and the creative process. Fulfills cultural diversity/multi-cultural requirement.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG262 Worlds and Writings J.R. R. Tolkien  3 credits  (3 lec hrs/wk)

Examines and evaluates the works of Tolkien, Tolkien's role in the creation of the genre of fantasy literature, and the ways in which Tolkien's works reflect 20th century concerns about power and the environment.

This course may be taken 1 time for credit.

Course classification: LDC

ENG280 CWE: English  1-12 credits  (3 lab hrs/wk/cr)

Prerequisite(s): Instructor consent

Practical on-site experience that will allow students to explore workplace environments and career options. This is a variable credit course, ranging from 1-12 credits and a variable hour lab ranging from 33-396 hours.

This course may be taken 12 times for credit.

Course classification: LDC