This course surveys American Literature from the Pre-Colonial Period through the mid-nineteenth century. It begins with the Age of European Exploration and interaction with Native American cultures and continues through the 18th century Enlightenment, the American Renaissance, and the Romantic movement, ending with the beginning of American Realism.
The literature is studied within the context of history and culture and with an emphasis on literary periods. Students will utilize various critical approaches and reading strategies as they examine important authors and themes of these periods.
| Course | Instructor | |
|---|---|---|
| ENGL 2131 1AG | Elizabeth Steere elizabeth.steere@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1BG | Amy Berke amy.berke@mga.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1CG | Elizabeth Steere elizabeth.steere@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1DG | Ashleigh Whelan ashleigh-brooke.whelan@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1EG | Amy Wilson amy.m.wilson@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1FG | Rachael Price rprice@abac.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 1GG | Ashleigh Whelan ashleigh-brooke.whelan@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 5AG | Andrew Attana andrew.attana@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 5BG | Elizabeth Steere elizabeth.steere@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 8AG | Jade Loicano jadel@westga.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 8BG | Andrew Attana andrew.attana@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 8CG | Timothy Whelan tim.whelan@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 8DG | Timothy Whelan tim.whelan@ung.edu | |
| ENGL 2131 8EG | Joshua Commander joshua.commander@ung.edu |
Credit Hours
After completing this course, you will be able to
Your final grade will be based on the following breakdown. Please note that each instructor may choose to make modifications.