ENGL260 — African-American Literature
ENGL 260 - African-American Literature ENGL 260 - African-American Literature 4 Credit Hour(s) / 4 Billing Hour(s) General Education Category: MTA Humanities and Fine Arts This course introduces the African-American literary tradition as seen in the literature of the Americas, including the Caribbean. Selections explore the black experience in autobiography, essay, fiction, poetry, and drama. Themes of slavery, colonialism, and the Black Diaspora are discussed. Reading selections include the Harlem Renaissance and contemporary texts. Semesters all, Spring Prerequisite(s): None Placement Scores: Reading Level 5 and Writing Level 6 Recommended: ( ENGL 121 or ENGL 131 ) and ENGL 122 Course Note: None
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- African-American History A.A.
- American Studies A.A.
- Anthropology A.A.
- Art History A.A.
- Business Transfer Studies A.A.
- Communication A.A.
- Creative Writing A.A.
- History A.A.
- History, Humanities, and English A.A.
- Literature A.A.
- Music G.A.
- Music Transfer A.M.
- Philosophy A.A.
- Political Science A.A.
- Psychology A.A.
- Religious Studies A.A.
- Social Sciences G.A.
- Sociology A.A.