HUM 121 Introduction to Language: Language Diversity as Reflected in Literature
(ENG 121)
Readings in the history and culture of English through historical texts in Anglo-Saxon, Middle and Early Modern English, and American English, with particular attention to the diversity of our language. One-half course credits, first half fall semester.
Credits: 1/2
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HUM 196 Religion and Literature
(REL 196/ENG 196)
A study of religious themes and theological issues in diverse literary works. Each week will focus on a single text. Authors represent various religious traditions (like Protestantism, Roman Catholicism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Hinduism) and raise particular religious questions (like the problem of evil, the question of atheism, the role of tradition, and the nature of redemption). Enrollment limited to 15 students. One course credit, fall semester.
Credits: 1
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HUM 277 Special Topics in Humanities: Literature
Taught by members of the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures and participating members of other departments. Topics vary from year to year.
No prerequisite.
Credits: 1
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HUM 278 Special Topics in Humanities: Language
Taught by members of the Department of Modern Languages & Literatures and participating members of other departments. Topics vary from year to year.
No prerequisite.
Credits: 1
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HUM 296 Religion and Literature
(REL 296 / ENG 296)
A study of religious themes and theological issues in literary works and film. In some years the course may be offered for one-half credit.
Credits: 1
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