1. 3193 Literary Criticism and Theory

2. The English Colloquia (or substitutions. N.B. For one Colloquium, two substitutions are necessary; for both Colloquia, three substitutions. For a list of admissible substitutions, see the department course listings. One Colloquium of the  substitutions also fulfills one of the pre-1900 requirements.)

3159 Colloquium I: The Renaissance

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two courses, at least one of which must be in Medieval or Renaissance literature (Only one substitution may be in Shakespeare.)

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2. ___________________________________________________

 

3160 Colloquium II: The Enlightenment

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or two courses, at least one of which must be in Restoration (1660-1700) or 18th-century literature

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The other may be in literature either of the Renaissance or of the Restoration or 18th century

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3. Two courses in English or American literature written before 1900

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4. One additional course in English, American, or Global literature

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5. Two elective courses chosen from the entire English Department offering (i.e., writing, speech, theater, 3140, 3144 but not the Colloquia or the English Conference).

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2. ___________________________________________________

6. Two senior seminars (BC3997x, 3998y)

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2. ___________________________________________________

updated 11/20/08