Foundations of Literary Analysis - Spring 2005 - Prof. Steve EvansCourse
Description This course provides a thorough introduction to methods of literary analysis for students preparing to become English majors. We will explore how conventions of genre, form, and style work in literature and develop a conceptual vocabulary for the intelligent discussion of complex textual practices. Students will write regularly throughout the semester to practice the critical discourse expected of English majors. Required
Texts
Recommended Text
Required Reading Click here for online syllabus
Required
Writing
Plagiarism
and Academic Dishonesty Plagiarismthe
presentation of someone else's writing and/or thinking as your ownwill
result in immediate failure of the class and notification of the appropriate
University authorities. Other forms of academic dishonesty are, likewise,
not tolerated. If you think hard, and think for yourself, you'll be fine. Attendance
and Participation Attendance
of this course is mandatory. If you miss more than two sessions (the equivalent
of one week of class time) without a medical excuse, your semester grade
will be lowered one full grade. Students missing more than four sessions
will not pass the class. Your informed
participation is a key ingredient to the success of this class. Come to
class with questions and comments at the ready. Disability Notice If you wish to request an accommodation for a disability, please speak with me or with Ann Smith, Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities (Onward Building, 1-2319) as early as possible in the semester. |