has anyone taken eng 223, Contemporary World Literature I?? if so, hard, easy, know of a better eng that fulfills a non-english culture requirement??

5/4/2006 5:55:43 PM

i think most of those 200 level englishes are gonna be about the same difficulty level...i'd just recommend finding a subject you're interested in and take that instead of worrying about finding an "easy" one

5/4/2006 8:35:20 PM

what a stupid "recommendation"


this requirement is BS anyway

5/6/2006 9:58:29 PM

just took 223 w/rouphail she is a good professor really knows her stuff, wasn't too hard but there is a pretty good amount of reading

5/6/2006 10:06:21 PM

I was told its a comparitively easy class so i signed up for it too. lets hope the advice i got is solid.

5/6/2006 10:55:17 PM

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" ENG 220 GRT WRKS WEST LIT ENG 221 LIT WESTN WORLD I HI 207 ANC WRLD TO 180 AD HI 403 ANCIENT GREEK CIV HI 404 ROME TO 337 A D HI 405 HI & AR ROMAN EMP HI 406 ROM EMP TO MID AGE "

I've had most of these courses and enjoyed them. I found them all under a non-english culture requirement thing online. All of those 200 level classes I listed were easy when I took them. Kellner or Hairston would be good for those english courses, & Parker or Sack or Detreville would be good for those history courses. Parker perhaps the highest quality historian we have at ncsu, detreville is a nice person who knows her stuff, & Sack has a very vibrant personality although it can come off really strong & some people take it as borderline rude. (Sack likes to yell the world "People" in the middle of sentences to keep attention... he can be a good/fun professor if you go into it with the right attitude)

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5/7/2006 8:20:38 AM