English and one Foreign Language - Brown University

English and one Foreign Language from Brown University is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. I. Concentration in English and one foreign language * Prerequisite for taking 1000-level courses in a classical or modern foreign language by Semester V. * Comparative Literature 1210, Introduction to the Theory of Literature. * TEN advanced literature courses (generally 1000-level courses), including Comparative Literature 1210, at least two courses in the relevant foreign literature, and the remainder drawn from among the offerings of Comparative Literature, English and other national literature departments. * There must be ONE FULL COURSE devoted to EACH of the three major literary genres: poetry, drama and narrative. * There must be a distribution of courses within at least three distinct historical periods; please note that the 19th and 20th centuries count as one period, the Modern Period. II. Concentration in English and two foreign languages * Prerequisites for taking 1000-level courses in a classical or modern foreign language by Semester V. * Complete the same requirement for another foreign language before Semester VII. * Comparative Literature 1210, Introduction to the Theory of Literature. * TEN advanced literature courses (generally 1000-level courses), including Comparative Literature 1210, at least two courses in the relevant foreign literatures, and the remainder drawn from among the offerings of Comparative Literature, English and other national literature departments. * There must be ONE FULL COURSE devoted to EACH of the three major literary genres: poetry, drama and narrative. * There must be a distribution of courses within at least three distinct historical periods; please note that the 19th and 20th centuries count as one period, the Modern Period. III. Concentration in Literary Translation * Prerequisites for taking 1000-level courses in a classical or modern foreign language before Semester V. * Comparative Literature 1210, Introduction to the Theory of Literature. * Comparative Literature 1710 ( Comparative Literature 2720 strongly urged). * ONE course or MORE in Linguistics, drawn from among these courses: Cognitive Science 0410, Anthropology 0800, English 1210, or an acceptable substitute. * FIVE or SIX advanced literature courses (generally 1000-level courses), including Comparative Literature 1210, drawn from among the offerings of Comparative Literature, English and the appropriate national literature departments. * There must be ONE FULL COURSE devoted to EACH of the three major literary genres: poetry, drama and narrative. * There must be a distribution of courses within at least three distinct historical periods; please note that the 19th and 20th centuries count as one period, the Modern Period. * TWO OR MORE courses in Creative Writing. * A senior project to consist of: 1. A substantial work in translation (length will vary depending on language and genre) 2. A critical introduction outlining the method used and specific problems encountered, and commenting on the history of the original work together with other translations, if any. View more details on Brown University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.