16th-Century English Literature

ENL

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16th-Century English Literature

A study of the literature of sixteenth-century England, including works by women and writers inside and outside courtly circles, with an emphasis on non-dramatic texts. Authors may include Sir Thomas Wyatt, Sir Philip Sidney, Elizabeth I, Emilia Lanier, Christopher Marlowe, Edmund Spenser, and Thomas Nashe. For English majors or minors concentrating in literature, this course fulfills the requirements for British Literature and literature before 1800. For linguistics, writing, and dramatic literature concentrators, it counts as an elective in the major.

Fall, Spring

Undergraduate

Yes

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