Literature

Overview

Love to read and get lost in books? In this concentration, learn how literature connects us in a complex and global world. Explore the dynamic interaction of literary forms with history, science, politics, and social change.

Thought Leadership

Because of its cultural focus and emphasis on analytical reading and writing skills, literature is considered excellent preparation for graduate school and careers in business, law, and the social services.

Faculty Contact

Dr. Clif Hubby

(212) 992-8397

clif.hubby@nyu.edu

Requirements

Literature Concentration: Literary Forms Category

Students select 8 credits from the following courses.

LITR1-UC6247 Classical Literature 4
LITR1-UC6252 Contemporary Genres: 2
LITR1-UC6266 Literary Construct of The Self 4
MEST1-UC6002 Media and Literary Genres I 4
MEST1-UC6003 Media and Literary Genres II: 2
LITR1-UC6251 Literature and the Environment 4

Literature Concentration: Literature in History Category

Students select 8 credits from the following courses.

LITR1-UC6256 American Literary Encounters: British, Native American, Hispanic, Black Voices 4
LITR1-UC6282 Major Authors: 2
LITR1-UC6212 Modernism and Literature 4
LITR1-UC6262 Mysticism, Faith, and Science 4
LITR1-UC6232 Postcolonial Literatures 4
LITR1-UC6294 Power, Money and Property 4
HIST1-UC5871 Knights & Chivalry 4