Requirements for the Minor (20 credits)

I. Literary Analysis (4 credits)

Complete all of the following:

• course - Literary Analysis

II. Electives (16 credits)

Complete four Literature courses, at least two of which are upper-level.

• course - Western Literature I

• course - Western Literature II

• course - Gender and Literature

• course - Literature of Disability

• course - African American Literature

• course - Indigenous Environments: Literature and Film

• course - US Multi-Ethnic Literature

• course - Topics in Literary Studies

• course - Introduction to Film Analysis

• course - Introduction to Media Studies

• course - Intermediate Selected Topics in Literature

• course - American Prose

• course - Environmental Writing and Eco-Criticism

• course - Nature Writing

• course - Literature of the Holocaust

• course - Graphic Lit and Environment

• course - Contemporary Transnational Cinema

• course - History and Structure of the English Language

• course - The Medieval Period: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - The Renaissance: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - 19th-Century British Literature: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - 20th-Century British Literature: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - American Literature Pre-1900: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - American Literature Post-1900: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - Anglophone Literature Post-1900: Mapping the Anglo-American Literary Tradition

• course - Shakespeare

• course - Independent Study in English

• course - Advanced Topics in Literary Study

• course - Gender and American Literature

• course - Gender and Contemporary Anglophone Literature

• course - Sexuality and Gender in 19th-Century Literature and Culture

• course - Advanced Studies in Ethnic American Literature

• course - Writers on Writing

• course - Essays, Letters, Memoirs, and Meditations: Reading Nonfiction Prose

• course - Gothic

• course - Food, Justice, and U.S. Literature

• course - Environmental Justice Literature

• course - The Global City in Modern and Contemporary Fiction

• course - Human Rights in Literature and Film

• course - Old English

• course - Thinking about Genre through Film

• course - Cinema and Social Justice

• course - Filming American Feminisms

• course - Gender and Film

• course - Theories of Authorship

• course - Medieval or Renaissance Literature: Advanced Studies

• course - British Literature of the 18th and 19th Centuries: Advanced Studies

• course - British Literature Post-1900: Advanced studies

• course - American Literature Pre-1900: Advanced Studies

• course - American Literature Post-1900: Advanced Studies

• course - Transatlantic Literature: Advanced Studies

• course - Anglophone Literature Post-1900: Advanced Studies

• course - Prose Fiction Pre-1900: Advanced Studies

• course - The Novel in the 20th Century/Modernism and Postmodernism

• course - Topics in Literary and Critical Theory

• course - Marx, Nietzsche, Freud

• course - Philosophy and Literature

• course - Law and Literature

• course - Intensive Reading of a Single Text Pre-1900

• course - Intensive Reading of a Single Text Post 1900

• course - Advanced Topics in Criticism and Theory

• course - British Political Drama

• course - Studies in British Literature: London Literature

• course - Immersive Research in English

• course - Senior Capstone

• course - Specialized Honors I

• course - Specialized Honors II