Syllabus
Spring 2003
ENG 352 Literature in English, 1500-1660
Office: SSC 222 P
Phone: 271-5815
Office Hours: 1-2 p.m. & 3:30-5:00 p.m. TTh
E-mail: ma1one@missouriwestern.edu
Textbook:
The Norton Anthology of English Literature, Seventh Edition, Volume 1B: The Sixteenth Century [&] The Early Seventeenth Century (New York: Norton, 2000).
Values of Assignments:
Grading Scale:
Attendance and Participation:
Please attend each class period and participate frequently (and conspicuously) in class discussions. For the college's policy governing student attendance, see Section IV.B of the MWSC Policy Guide.
Late Work:
I do not give credit for work that is turned in late unless you have an acceptable excuse. I may ask you to provide documentation of your excuse. If you need an extension on an assignment, please ask me at least a day in advance. Quizzes cannot be made up for any reason; however, I will drop at least one of your quiz scores.
Academic Honesty:
Please do not cheat in any way. Please do not submit an assignment that in whole or part has been written by someone else unless you use proper documentation. Do not recycle papers or work from a previous course. Accidental plagiarism will result in a zero on the assignment in question; intentional plagiarism, or any other form of cheating, will result in an F in the course. Be sure to read the following documents before the second class period. They are posted on the Web site for ENG 341 Shakespeare, but they also apply to this class.
MLA documentation
Definition and Examples of Plagiarism
MWSC's Policy on Academic Honesty
Students with Disabilities:
If you have a documented disability, please contact me at the beginning of the semester to discuss accommodations.
Backup Copies:
Make backup copies of your work before you turn it in. Use a computer to take quizzes in class. Print off copies of your answers on the exams. Etc.
Schedule
Week One
Jan. 14 -- Introduction to Course
Jan. 16 — Skelton, Wyatt, Surrey
Week Two
Jan. 21 — Spenser, Faerie Queene, Book 1
Jan. 23 -- Faerie Queene, Book 2
Week Three
Jan. 28 -- -- Faerie Queene, Book 3
Jan. 30 -- -- Faerie Queene, Book 4
Week Four
Feb. 4 -- Faerie Queene, Book 5
Feb. 6 -- Faerie Queene, Book 6
Week Five
Feb. 11 -- Elizabeth
Feb. 13 — Sidneys, Drayton
Week Six
Feb. 18 — Ralegh, Marlowe
Feb. 20 -- Marlowe
Week Seven
Feb. 25 -- Marlowe
Feb. 27 -- Donne
Week Eight
Mar. 4 — Jonson, Wroth, Herbert
Mar. 6 — Crashaw, Herrick, Lovelace
Week Nine
Mar. 11 — Spring Break
Mar. 13 -- Spring Break
Week Ten
Mar. 18 -- Philips, Marvell, Cavendish
Mar. 20 — Milton, Comus
Week Eleven
Mar. 25 — Milton, Paradise Lost, Books 1-2
Mar. 27 -- Paradise Lost, Books 3-4
Week Twelve
Apr. 1 -- Paradise Lost, Books 5-6
Apr. 3 -- Paradise Lost, Books 7-8
Week Thirteen
Apr. 8 -- Paradise Lost, Books 9-10
Apr. 10 -- Paradise Lost, Books 11-12
Week Fourteen
Apr. 15 — Milton, Paradise Regained, Books 1-2
Apr. 17 — Paradise Regained, Books 3-4
Week Fifteen
Apr. 22 Milton, Samson Agonistes
Apr. 24 Samson Agonistes
Week Sixteen
Apr. 29 Milton
May ? -- Final Exam
Missouri Western State College
Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences
English, Foreign Languages, and Journalism