The Southern Writer

Course No. ENGX 904
# of Credits: 3 Semester Hours of Credit*
Cost: $95 per credit with all materials
Enroll any time. One year to complete.

Southern writers from 1829 to present are examined in this course.  It attempts to define what makes the Southern writer unique and includes the examination of what makes the South unique:  its people, its customs, and its complex social structure.  Of particular interest is the audio tape of William Faulkner reading from his works, which is the only existing recording of his voice.

Some related courses:
DETECTIVES IN LITERATURE
HEMINGWAY - His Life and Works
JACK LONDON - A Visit to Glen Ellen
STEINBECK'S SALINAS
INTERNET COURSES: English/Literature

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*CREDIT: Semester hours of non-degree Professional Development Credit is offered through LMU. Students meeting course syllabus requirements earn a grade on their transcript of CR (credit). Students not meeting requirements earn a grade of NC (no credit). Professional Development Credit is not applicable toward any undergraduate or graduate degree at Loyola Marymount University. Courses are designed for student with baccalaureate degrees and appropriate teaching credentials. Course credit may be used for some professional advancement requirements, such as salary movement and recertification credits. Check with your school district regarding course eligibility for credit under standard requirements for independent study, as tuition is non-refundable.