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Mr. King ENG 187a American Fiction since 1945 [ hum ] Readings of contemporary post-realist fiction. Authors include Hawkes, Nabokov, Pynchon, Reed, Momaday, Morrisson, Sorrentino, DeLillo, Auster, and Brossard.
Usually offered every second year.
Ms. Irr English and American Literature ENG 187b Twentieth-Century Literature: American Passages [ hum ] Prerequisite: ENG 11a, or the equivalent.
Signature of the instructor required.
Focuses on literary explorations... of American childhood and identity. Race, gender, and the search for meaning and connection through language in a multicultural society are represented through a range of contemporary American voices.
Ms. Phillips ENG 197a The Diasporic Condition in Contemporary Jewish Literature [ hum 1 From Israel to India, Jewish settlement is always subject to relentless self-evaluation, adaptation, and judgement. Focusing on contemporary literature, we explore shades of Diaspora across the globe. Students should read Flotsam by Erich Maria Remarque in advance preparation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Usually offered every second year.
Mr. King ENG 187a American Fiction since 1945 [ hum ] Readings of contemporary post-realist fiction. Authors include Hawkes, Nabokov, Pynchon, Reed, Momaday, Morrisson, Sorrentino, DeLillo, Auster, and Brossard.
Usually offered every second year.
Ms. Irr English and American Literature ENG 187b Twentieth-Century Literature: American Passages [ hum ] Prerequisite: ENG 11a, or the equivalent.
Signature of the instructor required.
Focuses on literary explorations... of American childhood and identity. Race, gender, and the search for meaning and connection through language in a multicultural society are represented through a range of contemporary American voices.
Ms. Phillips ENG 197a The Diasporic Condition in Contemporary Jewish Literature [ hum 1 From Israel to India, Jewish settlement is always subject to relentless self-evaluation, adaptation, and judgement. Focusing on contemporary literature, we explore shades of Diaspora across the globe. Students should read Flotsam by Erich Maria Remarque in advance preparation.
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