Learning Perspectives Approval - Perspectives of Literature and Texts

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These courses promote an understanding of the creative, expressive, and rhetorical functions of language in the production and interpretation of texts and the traditions they represent.

Please provide a short explanation of how does this course:

1. require attention to a substantial body of works, including some of exceptional merit, value, power, and/or importance?
2. model and discuss more than one way of reading text?
3. involve some attention to matters of context, genre, tradition, and/or culture as these inform and shape the texts studied in the course?
4. require written work or a formal presentation that gives students an occasion and opportunity to practice the reading and thinking of the discipline?