Self-audit
for the Concentration in American Literature
An
English major with a concentration in American Literature consists
of a minimum of ten courses. Students interested in this concentration
should consult with Professor Gordis (408D Barnard Hall) or
Professor
Kassanoff (413 Barnard Hall).
Name
________________________________Adviser
___________________________________
1.
3193 Literary Criticism and Theory
2
a&b. The
English Colloquia(or substitutions. N.B. For one Colloquium, two substitutions
are necessary; for both Colloquia, three substitutions.
For a list of admissible substitutions, see the department
course listings. One Colloquium substitutions may also
be counted toward the pre-1900 requirements.)
a.3159 Colloquium
I: The Renaissance or
two courses in Renaissance literature (only one of
which may be in Shakespeare)
1.
_______________________________
2. _______________________________
b. 3160 Colloquium
II: The Enlightenment or two courses, at least one of
which must be in Restoration (1660-1700) or 18th-century
literature
1.
_______________________________
The other may
be in literature either of
the Renaissance or of
the Restoration or 18th century
2.
_______________________________
3.One course in literature written before
1900
1.
_______________________________
4.
Either BC3179 or BC3180 (will
fulfill part of the pre-1900 requirement for the major)
1._______________________________
5.EitherBC3181
or BC3183
1.
_______________________________
6.One additional American Literature
course:
1.
_______________________________
7. One
elective selected from the entire English Department
offering: from 3103 through 3194.
8.
Two senior seminars (3997x,
3998y), of which one must have a focus on American
literature.