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Literary Analysis

Deepen your appreciation for literature by learning to analyze themes, characters, and literary devices. Develop skills for insightful discussion and critical reading, perfect for book clubs.

Literary Analysis

Reading Major English Novels: History, Form, and Analysis

Reading Major European Novels: Realism, Ambition, and the Ordinary Hero

Introduction to Victorian Literature and Culture

Reading Modern Fiction: Analyzing Early Twentieth-Century Literature

Literature and Human Rights: Analyzing Global Development Narratives

Analyzing the American Novel: Themes of Haunting and History

Reading the American Novel: Themes of Identity and the Uncanny

Performing Identity in American Literature: Race, Class, and Authenticity

Reading American Women Authors: A Literary and Historical Journey

Reading the City: Literary Interpretation and the Urban Experience

Literary Analysis: Rethinking 19th-Century American Classics

Reading 19th-Century American Fiction: Stowe, Twain, and Social Change

Analyzing American Literature: Melville, Twain, Faulkner, and Morrison

John Milton's Paradise Lost and the Roots of Modern Fantasy

Melville and Morrison: American Identity and Literary Style

Reading Oscar Wilde: Aestheticism, Drama, and Modern Identity

Analyzing American Short Stories: Narrative Craft and History

Analyzing Film and Literature: The Art of Adaptation

Non-Linear and Interactive Storytelling: From Print to Digital

Exploring American Ethnic Literature: Identity, Culture, and Form

Modernist Literature and Culture: From Nietzsche to Fellini

Popular Reading Culture: From Print History to Digital Communities

Reading Milton's Paradise Lost: A Guide to the Epic Poem

Writing About Race: Crafting Narratives of Multiracial Identity