Course Details
EN 211 Overview
This is a study of American writers of diverse ethnic backgrounds (including, but not limited to, Native, African, Asian, Hispanic and European Americans) and of how ethnicity plays a role in the themes, structures, and genres of literature. Various historical periods may be considered. Aesthetic, historical, cultural, and gender issues will be explored.
- 3.00 Credits
- EN
Sections
Ethnicity in American Literature - 2020 Fall EN 211
This is a study of American writers of diverse ethnic backgrounds (including, but not limited to, Native, African, Asian, Hispanic and European Americans) and of how ethnicity plays a role in the themes, structures, and genres of literature. Various historical periods may be considered. Aesthetic, historical, cultural, and gender issues will be explored.
Course Code: EN 211
8/17/2020 - 12/20/2020
Face to Face
DSHA HS only
Ethnicity in American Literature - 2021 Spring EN 211
This is a study of American writers of diverse ethnic backgrounds (including, but not limited to, Native, African, Asian, Hispanic and European Americans) and of how ethnicity plays a role in the themes, structures, and genres of literature. Various historical periods may be considered. Aesthetic, historical, cultural, and gender issues will be explored.
Course Code: EN 211
1/25/2021 - 5/16/2021
Face to Face
DHSA students only