| The students will also study the major themes of the period in order to examine and understand the particular concerns of each writer, and to evolve a comparative consideration between such writers and their works to form a more comprehensive outlook of the conflicts and complex interrelations that characterize this richly diversified period | |
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| 3 credit hrs This course offers a fairly comprehensive introduction to the exquisitely complex literature of the British Romantic Period 1789-1830 | The students will be introduced to a broad selection of texts by the most prominent poets, novelists, and thinkers of English Romanticism, as well as their relevant historical, cultural, political and aesthetic milieu |