Eighteenth-Century English Literature

ENL

322

Eighteenth-Century English Literature

A study of the literature of eighteenth-century England. Readings may include texts such as the novels of Richardson, Burney, and Fielding; the satires of Pope and Swift; and the essays of Addison and Steele. 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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