ENG 2003: In­tro­duc­tion to Po­etry

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ENG 2003: Introduction to Poetry
This Course is OPEN but membership is by invitation.
Professor(s)
Department
English
Course Code
ENG 2003
Semester / Year
Spring 2012
Course Description

This semester in Introduction to Poetry: Envisioning Poetry, we will read a variety of poetry; we will also incorporate other art forms such as painting and photography where appropriate to explore the connections between the written and the visual. Our class meetings will include discussions about the readings, in which we will consider elements such as content, form, historical period, biographical background, and the relationship among the readings. Through our discussions of the reading, we will engage with the mechanics of poetry as well as the issues of literary and artistic expression. We will also actively maintain a course site on City Tech’s OpenLab, which will extend our conversations beyond the classroom. Students in ENG 2003 must draw on the skills gained in the prerequisite course, ENG 1101, to meet the Outcomes outlined by the English Department.

Acknowledgements

This course was created by: Jody R. Rosen

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Hi, pro­fes­sor its Huseyin Akis

Hi, pro­fes­sor its Huseyin Akis from your ENG 2003 class 1248 sec­tion. I won't be able to make it to make it to­mor­row to dis­cuss re­vi­sions to be made on my first essay. I have so much as­sign­ments that I have to do. Sorry for the […] See MoreHi, professor its Huseyin Akis

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hi my name is islam asmar, I am vis­it­ing from an­other po­etry class and i was told to visit an­other open lab ses­sion and ex­pe­ri­ance an­other class con­ver­sa­tion. You class mates didnt re­ally con­ver­sate with ea­chother or give feed­back com­ments […] See MoreMother to Son

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Glos­sary

Each week, every stu­dent will write an entry in our shared glos­sary. We will use the Docs on our Course Pro­file to col­lab­o­rate on this glos­sary, each adding at least one entry per week. Words can in­clude tech­ni­cal terms in the study of po­etry, such See MoreGlossary