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2020-21 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

EN 328 William Faulkner

In this intensive study of the work of one of America’s most important fiction writers, readings include five major novels and several short stories. In addition to understanding Faulkner’s extraordinary achievement as an experimental novelist, we look at his presentation of themes such as race, slavery, family and the natural world. This is an advanced course for students with experience in reading and writing literary criticism.

Prerequisite: EN 199  or equivalent; Junior standing or above.