Academic Calendar - 2018 ARCHIVE

Western University Academic Calendar. - 2018ARCHIVE
Western Main Campus

English 1024E

FORMS OF FICTION: INTRODUCTION TO NARRATIVE


An introduction to the study of a selection of fiction ranging from the Greek epic to the modern novel, including both short and longer forms; and a variety of fictional modes and narrative techniques. Major authors studied include Homer, Swift, Austen, Dickens, Dostoevsky, and Virginia Woolf.

Antirequisite(s): English 1027F/G, English 1028F/G, English 1036E.

Prerequisite(s): Grade 12U English or permission of the Department. For part time students who have been admitted without the OSSD, this permission will be granted as a matter of course.

Extra Information: 3 hours.

Course Weight: 1.00
Breadth: CATEGORY B i  
Subject Code: ENGLISH

This course is also offered at:

Huron King's Brescia

This Course is Mentioned in the Following Calendar Pages:

Western Main Campus  American Studies 2230F/G - SELECTED TOPICS IN AMERICAN STUDIES
Western Main Campus  American Studies 2231F/G - SELECTED TOPICS IN AMERICAN STUDIES
Western Main Campus  American Studies 3330F/G - SELECTED TOPICS IN AMERICAN STUDIES
Western Main Campus  American Studies 3340F/G - SELECTED TOPICS IN AMERICAN STUDIES
Western Main Campus  Classical Studies 3100E - GREEK AND ROMAN DRAMA
Western Main Campus  English 1027F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART I: INTRODUCTION TO NARRATIVE
Brescia  English 1027F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART I: INTRODUCTION TO NARRATIVE
Huron  English 1027F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART I: INTRODUCTION TO NARRATIVE
King's  English 1027F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART I: INTRODUCTION TO NARRATIVE
Western Main Campus  English 1028F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART II: TOPICS IN NARRATIVE
Brescia  English 1028F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART II: TOPICS IN NARRATIVE
Huron  English 1028F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART II: TOPICS IN NARRATIVE
King's  English 1028F/G - THE STORYTELLER'S ART II: TOPICS IN NARRATIVE
Huron  English 1036E - FORMS OF NARRATIVE: FROM EPIC TO FILM
Western Main Campus  English 2076F/G - MEDIEVAL HEROES, VILLAINS AND OTHER OUTSIDERS
Western Main Campus  English 2201F/G - CONTEMPORARY THEORY AND CRITICISM
Western Main Campus  English 2202F/G - STUDIES IN POETICS
Western Main Campus  English 2203F/G - STUDIES IN NARRATIVE THEORY
Huron  English 2235A/B - LITERARY THEORY: FROM PLATO TO THE NEW CRITICISM
Huron  English 2236F/G - LITERARY THEORY SINCE NEW CRITICISM
King's  English 2261F/G - PSYCHOLOGY AND LITERATURE: TORTURED MINDS, TWISTED TEXTS
Brescia  English 2263E - EXISTENTIALIST LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 2301E - BRITISH LITERATURE SURVEY
Huron  English 2302F/G - LITERATURE OF THE 16TH CENTURY: MAJOR AUTHORS
Huron  English 2303F/G - TOPICS IN LITERATURE OF THE 16TH CENTURY
Huron  English 2305F/G - LITERATURE OF THE 17TH CENTURY: MAJOR AUTHORS
Huron  English 2306F/G - TOPICS IN 17TH CENTURY LITERATURE
Huron  English 2316F/G - TOPICS IN 18TH CENTURY LITERATURE
Huron  English 2322F/G - ROMANTIC LITERATURE: MAJOR AUTHORS
Huron  English 2323F/G - TOPICS IN ROMANTIC LITERATURE
Huron  English 2324E - ENGLISH LITERATURE OF VICTORIAN PERIOD
Huron  English 2325F/G - VICTORIAN LITERATURE (SURVEY)
Huron  English 2326F/G - TOPICS IN VICTORIAN LITERATURE
Huron  English 2331E - BRITISH LITERATURE FROM 1890-1945
Huron  English 2334E - BRITISH LITERATURE SINCE 1945
Huron  English 2336F/G - TOPICS IN BRITISH LITERATURE 1945 TO THE PRESENT
Brescia  English 2337F/G - J.R.R. TOLKIEN, C.S. LEWIS AND FRIENDS
Huron  English 2341E - AMER LIT FROM COLONIAL PER TO 1890
Huron  English 2342F/G - AMERICAN LITERATURE TO 1890: MAJOR AUTHORS
Huron  English 2343F/G - TOPICS IN AMERICAN LITERATURE TO 1890
Huron  English 2344E - AMERICAN LITERATURE, 1890 TO THE PRESENT
Huron  English 2354E - CANADIAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH SINCE 1914
Huron  English 2356F/G - TOPICS IN 20TH CENTURY CANADIAN LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
Brescia  English 2357F/G - MONSTERS, GHOSTS AND DEMONS IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
Huron  English 2362F/G - POST-COLONIAL WRITING
Huron  English 2363F/G - TOPICS IN WORLD LITERATURE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH
Huron  English 2371E - SHAKESPEARE AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES
Huron  English 2373F/G - TOPICS IN SHAKESPEARE
Huron  English 2375F/G - JACOBEAN DRAMA, EXCLUSING SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  English 2401E - AMERICAN LITERATURE SURVEY
Huron  English 2430E - SHAKESPEARE AND DRAMA
Huron  English 2450E - MODERN DRAMA
Huron  English 2460F/G - AMERICAN DRAMA
Huron  English 2470F/G - CANADIAN DRAMA
Western Main Campus  English 2501E - CANADIAN LITERATURE SURVEY
Western Main Campus  English 2601E - GLOBAL LITERATURES IN ENGLISH SURVEY
Huron  English 2692E - BIBLICAL AND CLASSICAL BACKGROUNDS TO ENGLISH LITERATURE
Brescia  English 2696E - FOUNDATIONS IN WESTERN LITERATURE
Huron  English 2705F/G - WOMEN AND LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Huron  English 2715F/G - WOMEN & LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Brescia  English 2877F/G - FROM THE BLAZING WORLD TO THE HUNGER GAMES: GIRLS, WOMEN, UTOPIA AND DYSTOPIA
Huron  English 3114E - MEDIEVAL LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3200F/G - FEMINIST LITERARY THEORY
Western Main Campus  English 3201F/G - INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL STUDIES
Western Main Campus  English 3202F/G - NATIONAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON CULTURAL STUDIES
Western Main Campus  English 3203F/G - HUMAN, ALL TOO HUMAN
Western Main Campus  English 3204F/G - CRITICAL RACE THEORY
Western Main Campus  English 3209F/G - TOPICS IN THEORY
Western Main Campus  English 3300 - HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Huron  English 3300 - HISTORY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Western Main Campus  English 3310 - OLD ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Huron  English 3310 - OLD ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3315E - DISENCHANTED CHAUCER: AUTHORITY AND LITERATURE IN MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
Western Main Campus  English 3316E - LOVE IN THE MIDDLE AGES
Western Main Campus  English 3319F/G - TOPICS IN MEDIEVAL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3320F/G - DESIRE IN THE RENAISSANCE
Western Main Campus  English 3321F/G - PARADISE LOST
Western Main Campus  English 3322F/G - WITCHCRAFT, MAGIC AND SCIENCE IN RENAISSANCE ENGLISH LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3323F/G - DRAMA AFTER SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  English 3326F/G - DEATH IN THE RENAISSANCE
Brescia  English 3326F/G - DEATH IN THE RENAISSANCE
Western Main Campus  English 3327A/B - REMEDIATED SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  English 3329F/G - TOPICS IN RENAISSANCE LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3330E - SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  English 3331F/G - ADAPTING SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  English 3332F/G - MONEY IN RENAISSANCE DRAMA
Western Main Campus  English 3337E - SHAKESPEARE AND THE DRAMA OF HIS AGE
Western Main Campus  English 3341F/G - SEX, DEATH, AND PHILOSOPHY: LIBERTINISM AND EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BRITISH LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3342F/G - BODY, SOUL AND PERSON IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
Western Main Campus  English 3349F/G - TOPICS IN RESTORATION AND EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3350E - THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY NOVEL: AUSTEN TO HARDY
Western Main Campus  English 3351F/G - ROMANTIC REVOLUTIONS
Western Main Campus  English 3352F/G - AM I TO BE THE HERO OF MY OWN LIFE: NINETEENTH-CENTURY FICTIONS OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE WORLD
Western Main Campus  English 3353F/G - THE WOMAN QUESTION: NINETEENTH-CENTURY WOMAN WRITERS
Western Main Campus  English 3361F/G - SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE FICTION OF DETECTION
Western Main Campus  English 3362F/G - ENDLESS FORMS: LIFE SCIENCES AND NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
Brescia  English 3365F/G - DIALOGUES WITH FRANKENSTEIN (1818)
Brescia  English 3366F/G - JANE AUSTEN
Western Main Campus  English 3369F/G - TOPICS IN NINETEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3370F/G - MODERNISM AND THE BIRTH OF THE AVANT-GARDE
Western Main Campus  English 3371F/G - CONTEMPORARY EXPERIMENTAL LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3372F/G - DRAMA OF THE IRISH LITERARY REVIVAL
Western Main Campus  English 3373F/G - THE POETRY OF NOSTALGIA
Western Main Campus  English 3374F/G - DECADENCE AND ITS DISCONTENTS
Western Main Campus  English 3379F/G - TOPICS IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY BRITISH AND IRISH LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3440F/G - WHAT IS AN AMERICAN? EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3449F/G - TOPICS IN EARLY AMERICAN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3470F/G - AMERICAN CULT CLASSICS
Western Main Campus  English 3471F/G - BALLOTS AND BULLETS: US LITERATURE AND CIVIL RIGHTS
Western Main Campus  English 3479F/G - TOPICS IN AMERICAN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3480F/G - READING AMERICA NOW
Western Main Campus  English 3490F/G - AMERICAN DRAMA
Western Main Campus  English 3571F/G - BE/LONGING: GLOBAL LITERATURE IN CANADA
Western Main Campus  English 3572F/G - CANADIAN LITERATURE AND MULTICULTURALISM
Western Main Campus  English 3579F/G - TOPICS IN CANADIAN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3580F/G - CANADIAN LITERATURE: CREATIVITY AND THE LOCAL
Western Main Campus  English 3581F/G - TORONTO: CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE
Huron  English 3664E - AMERICAN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3670F/G - GLOBAL INDIGENOUS LITERATURES
Western Main Campus  English 3671F/G - TESTIMONY, TRAUMA AND REVITALIZATION IN INDIGENOUS WRITINGS
Western Main Campus  English 3678F/G - CULTURES OF AFRICAN QUEER REPRESENTATIONS
Western Main Campus  English 3679F/G - TOPICS IN POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3680F/G - FIRST NATIONS LITERATURES
Brescia  English 3701F/G - BIBLICAL WOMEN IN CONTEMPORARY ART AND LITERATURE
Brescia  English 3715F/G - WOMEN AND LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Brescia  English 3725F/G - THE FAMILY IN LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3778F/G - MODERN DRAMA AND THE THEATRE OF THE ABSURD
Huron  English 3884E - POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
Western Main Campus  English 3887E - SEXUALITY & LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3888E - ADVANCED STUDIES IN THEORY AND CRITICISM
Western Main Campus  English 3889E - ADVANCED TOPICS IN CULTURAL STUDIES
Western Main Campus  English 3890F/G - WOMEN & LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Brescia  English 3890F/G - WOMEN & LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3891F/G - TOPICS IN CULTURAL STUDIES
Western Main Campus  English 3900F/G - SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3910F/G - SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3911F/G - SPECIAL TOPICS
Huron  English 3913F/G - SPECIAL TOPICS
Huron  English 3914F/G - SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3915E - SPECIAL TOPICS
Huron  English 3915E - SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  English 3991F/G - SEXUALITY & LITERATURE: SPECIAL TOPICS
Western Main Campus  Theatre Studies 3327A/B - REMEDIATED SHAKESPEARE
Western Main Campus  Theatre Studies 3581F/G - TORONTO: CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE