ENG 318 European Romanticism
Explores the Romantic ideal in literature as it appeared in various European nations. Dominant themes and forms of the movement are encountered in the works of major romantics and their contemporaries, such as Goethe, Schiller, Novalis, and Heine (Germany); Rousseau, Hugo, and Balzac (France); Foscolo and Leopardi (Italy); and Kierkegaard (Denmark).
Prerequisite
Minimum 30 credit hours earned or permission of course instructor.