| Spring Term 2027 The Poetics of Heaven and Hell - 3520 - ENG 231 |
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Catalog Description : From Character's dream vision to Milton's Paradise Lost,, early English writers imagined the after life in dazzling and terrifying ways. In works by authors like Langland, Kempe, Julian of Norwich, Donne, we'll explore how these early representations of the infernal and the paradisal shaped ideas of justice, love, and the human soul. Students will practice close reading and analysis in both formal and informal writing assignments. Attributes: First Year Friendly, GER Humanities Div, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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