Shakespeare Studies
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The minor in Shakespeare studies is an interdisciplinary approach to Shakespeare in performance. It is based on these convictions: a) Shakespeare, as an exemplary literary and historical figure, merits intensive study; b) the literary, historical, and philosophical study of Shakespeare’s text informs and enriches the production of his plays; c) the discipline and experience of performing his plays illuminates the academic study of his work.
Requirements for the Minor in Shakespeare Studies
The minor requires successful completion of the following:
| Code | Title | Semester Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Course Requirements | ||
| ENGL 357 | Shakespeare I 1 | 4 |
| ENGL 358 | Shakespeare II 1 | 4 |
| THTR 232 | Shakespeare and the Actor | 4 |
| Select three of the following: | 12 | |
| Classical Mythology | ||
| Explorations in Ancient Ethics, Religion, and Belief | ||
| Classical Drama | ||
| Sex and Sexuality in Classical Antiquity | ||
| Women and Gender in Classical Antiquity | ||
| Special Topics | ||
| Roots of Western Literature | ||
| Studies in Drama | ||
| Medieval Drama and its Legacy | ||
| English Drama to 1642 | ||
| Renaissance Literature I | ||
| Arthurian Literature, Shakespeare, and the Elizabethan Theatre: From Allegory to Inwardness | ||
| Greek Tragedy I | ||
| Atlantic Britons, 1500-1850 | ||
| History of Britain and Ireland I | ||
| Early Modern Europe | ||
| Early Modern Cities | ||
| Renaissance and Reformation | ||
| British Reformations | ||
| Ancient Rome | ||
| Medieval Europe II | ||
| Medieval Women -- In Their Own Words | ||
| Youth and Social Networks in the Early Modern World | ||
| Monsters, Marvels, and Museums | ||
| Nature, Magic, and Machines in Early Modern Europe | ||
| European Life in the Late Middle Ages and Renaissance | ||
| War and Society in Ancient Greece and Rome | ||
| History and Religion in Medieval Europe | ||
| Experience, Expression, and Exchange in Western Culture: Texts and Contexts of Early Modern World | ||
| Ovid | ||
| Roman Comedy | ||
| Vergil | ||
| Ancient Philosophy from Homer to Augustine | ||
| Introduction to the Bible I: Old Testament | ||
| Introduction to the Bible II: New Testament | ||
| Introduction to Rhetoric | ||
| Fundamentals of Acting | ||
| Theatre History | ||
| Classic Plays on the Modern London Stage | ||
| Voice and Interpretation | ||
| Total Semester Hours | 24 | |