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ENH110: Introduction to Literature

Prerequisite: No formal requirements according to competencies.

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Goals of Course: There are two versions of ENH110, standard &health majors version.
Standard version: ENH110, introduction to literature, is a course designed to provide an introduction to the vocabulary, techniques, and strategies related to the reading, analysis, and criticism of literature. Once students have a working foundation in the terminology and methods of literary analysis, they will be asked to apply them to analyze short stories, poems, dramatic works, and longer narrative works, from various authors and nationalities. Considerable writing as well as reading is required, building upon the paper writing skills gained in ENG102. Readings have been selected both for their artistic merit and as working examples of various literary qualities. After completing ENH110, students should be able to:
1)Use literary and artistic terminology to discuss and express ideas about a literary work;
2) Understand different forms of literary expression in various times and locales;
3) Analyze and support an argument with methods related to literary criticism;
4) Understand what may make a work an enduring work of literary art or expression

Health version: XXXXXXXXX

Typical Audience/Students: Because this class has no formal prerequisites, you will get a mixed audiences: student taking this as a first college course, people will strong literature backgrounds, etc. XXXXXXXXXXXXX

Many students will take this to fulfill the graduation requirement and to transfer humanities credit to a 4 year university. XXXXXXXXXXX

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