ENGL 3310 - Immigrant Literature

This course examines how immigrant authors represent immigrant experiences across time and place. Students will analyze texts by men and women from several different primary cultures who are writing about first as well as second-generation immigrant experiences to several countries. Students will read appropriate works of theory and criticism and analyze how these theories can be applied to the primary texts for the course. Prerequisites: ENGL 2050, ENGL 2230, and one ENGL 2100-level literature course, each with a grade of B or higher.

Prerequisite/Corequisite:
(ENGL 1101 with C or greater or ENGL 1101H with C or greater) and (ENGL 1102 with C or greater or ENGL 1102H with C or greater) and (ENGL 2111 with D or greater or ENGL 2111H with D or greater or ENGL 2112 with D or greater or ENGL 2121 with D or greater or ENGL 2131 with D or greater or ENGL 2132 with D or greater or ENGL 2135 with D or greater or ENGL 2140 with D or greater)

Hours:
3