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ENGL 2112, World Literature II, examines national literatures other than those of Britain and America from the Renaissance to the present. Particular emphasis is placed on western literature, especially continental, Russian, and Latin American fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries. World Lit II will explore texts — poems, novels, novellas, plays, and short stories — in their historical and cultural contexts as well as consider how those texts still inform our views of ourselves today. Since we have only a limited time in this survey, we will concentrate on both diversity of texts explored and the detail of that exploration. Texts include those by Voltaire, Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Ibsen, Mann, and Borges, among others.

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+[http://earthshine.org/node/399 ENGL 2112, World Literature II], examines national literatures other than those of Britain and America from the Renaissance to the present. Particular emphasis is placed on western literature, especially continental, Russian, and Latin American fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries. World Lit II will explore texts — poems, novels, novellas, plays, and short stories — in their historical and cultural contexts as well as consider how those texts still inform our views of ourselves today. Since we have only a limited time in this survey, we will concentrate on both diversity of texts explored and the detail of that exploration. Texts include those by Voltaire, Pushkin, Dostoyevsky, Baudelaire, Rimbaud, Ibsen, Mann, and Borges, among others.
 == Texts ==
-Presented in chronological order.
+Presented in chronological order. Please add most entries off of the [[World Literature]] page.
-* [[Molière]]: <i>[[Tartuffe]]</i>
+* [[Molière]]
-* [[Pope|Alexander Pope]]: <i>[[The Rape of the Lock]]</i>
+**<i>[[Tartuffe]]</i>
-* [[Goethe]]: <i>[[Faust]]</i>
+* [[Voltaire]]
-* [[Pushkin|Alexander Pushkin]]: “[[The Queen of Spades]]”
+**<i>[[Candide]]</i>
-* [[Robert Browning]]: “[[My Last Duchess]]”
+* [[Alexander Pope]]
-* [[Dostoyevsky|Fyodor Dostoyevsky]]: <i>[[Notes from Underground]]</i>
+**<i>[[The Rape of the Lock]]</i>
+**[[Essay on Man|<i>Essay on Man</i>]]
+* [[Johann Wolfgang von Goethe]]
+**[[Faust|<i>Faust</i>]]
+* [[Alexander Pushkin]]
+**[[Eugene Onegin|<i>Eugene Onegin</i>]]
+**“[[The Queen of Spades]]”
+* [[Nikolai Gogol]]
+**"[[The Overcoat]]"
+* [[Robert Browning]]
+**“[[My Last Duchess]]”
+* [[Fyodor Dostoyevsky]]
+**<i>[[Notes from Underground]]</i>
+**[[Crime and Punishment|<i>Crime and Punishment</i>]]
+* [[Stèphane Mallarmè]]
+* [[Arthur Rimbaud]]
+* [[Charles Baudelaire]]
+* [[Franz Kafka]]
+** [[The Metamorphosis|<i>The Metamorphosis</i>]]
+** [[The Trial|<i>The Trial</i>]]
+==Historical Periods==
+* [[Enlightenment]]
+* [[Neoclassicism]]
+* [[Restoration]]
+* [[Romanticism]]
 * . . .
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+*[[User:rsellars| Rohan]]
+*[[User:mrish| Mark]]
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