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Nov 23, 2024
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Academic Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Literature, BA
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Introduction
English literature majors engage a wide range of texts from varied cultures, genres, historical periods, and perspectives. Pacific’s literature courses are small and intensive in order to build the skills of critical-thinking, analytical writing, and rhetorical analysis. With the guidance and support of our literature faculty, students read extensively across more than a thousand years of literature, engage complex concepts through sundry theoretical frameworks, and perfect the art of argumentation.
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All of the Following Courses:
Eight Credits From the Following:
Four Credits From the Following:
Eight Credits From the Following:
Eight Credits From the Following:
Total: 46 Credits
* requires world language proficiency; must be a literature course
Program Details
Program Length
Four years for a complete BA degree. Two years for students transferring in with an AAOT degree.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of a degree in English Literature, students are able to:
- Demonstrate a clear understanding of primary literary texts and a familiarity with their cultural, formal, and literary contexts and backgrounds.
- Identify the role of context in the production, reception, and transmission of literary works (including historical periods, geographic or national spaces, and cultural differences).
- Demonstrate a familiarity with major theoretical schools and discourses and an ability to apply them to a variety of literary or aesthetic works.
- Support literary analysis and research with peer-reviewed academic resources using proper documentation and citation formats according to industry standards
- Undertake sophisticated writing and research projects, including the timely planning, documenting, completing, and assessing of work within the constraints of the project.
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