| Electives (choose five) |
Credits: |
| ICLT 300 |
Core Seminar in Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 301 |
Contemporary American Immigrant Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 302 |
Strange Creations: Literature, Intelligent Technology, and Ethics |
3 |
| ICLT 303 |
On the Visionary Frontier: Science Fiction and its Cultural Significance |
3 |
| ICLT 304 |
Children's Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 305 |
America, the Promised Land: Religious Vision or Material Dream? |
3 |
| ICLT 306 |
American Nervousness: Mental Health and Madness in American Literature and Culture |
3 |
| ICLT 307 |
Narnia, Middle Earth, and Beyond: Fantasy Realms in Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 308 |
American Contemporary Poetry: Self, Society, World |
3 |
| ICLT 309 |
Literary Journalism of the 1960s |
3 |
| ICLT 310 |
"Neoyorquinos!" Latino Culture in New York |
3 |
| ICLT 311 |
What Was Modernism? Literature and Culture of the Early Twentieth Century |
3 |
| ICLT 312 |
Shakespeare: Old World Meets New |
3 |
| ICLT 314 |
Make a New World! Modern Drama as Political Protest and Social Prophecy |
3 |
| ICLT 315 |
Revolution! From Within and Without: The Art and Literature of Social Change
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3 |
| ICLT 316 |
Literature and Medicine |
3 |
| ICLT 317 |
Gothic Literature and the Aesthetics of Excess, Transgression, and Transcendence |
3 |
| ICLT 318 |
Romantic Literature and the Emerging Sciences of the Mind and Life |
3 |
| ICLT 319 |
The Simple Art of Murder: the Literature of Detection and the Private "I" |
3 |
| ICLT 320 |
Global Literature and Human Rights |
3 |
| ICLT 321 |
LGBT Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 322 |
New York Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 323 |
Irish Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 324 |
Toil and Trouble: The Literature of Work |
3 |
| ICLT 325 |
Cityscapes: The City in World Literature |
3 |
| ICLT 326 |
Travel Literature: Explorations in Cultural Exchange |
3 |
| ICLT 327 |
Rites of Passage: The Literature of Initiation |
3 |
| WRIT 335 |
Writing for Publication |
3 |
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One three-credit ICLT course will be used to satisfy the Core Curriculum requirement. Students take four additional courses from among the Literature Core, one of which may be a creative writing course. |
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