ENGL 2003: Introduction to Poetry
In this course, we will undertake a communal effort to understand, analyze, and interpret poetry written by authors from a range of historical periods, literary movements, and world cultures. As we seek to understand our course texts, we will consider poetic form, syntax, and meter. We will also explore the historical, biographical, and cultural contexts of the poets themselves.
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Thanks for catching that LG29 See More
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You need to edit the title "rapers". I think rappers are poets because most of them are rhyming, […] See More
