Transatlantic Cross-Currents: 19th-Century American and British Literature
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[edit] Description from course catalog
- Cross-national literary influences; debates about slavery and abolition, race and empire; exchanges about culture and class: such issues will frame our exploration of ways in which American and British writing spoke on both sides of the Atlantic. Attention to transatlantic contexts—-political, economic, cultural—-will inform our discussion. Writers likely to include Douglass, Dickens, Stowe, Emerson, Carlyle, C. Bronte, Stoddard, Frances Harper, Melville, Conrad, James, Kipling, Whitman. American OR British (not both), Diversity, 1700-1900.
[edit] Prerequisites / Notes
- Two 200-level courses, including at least one Gateway course; or three 200-level courses.
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