ENG 311 - Grammar and the Politics of English (1)

An examination of the structures and forms which currently govern standard usage of the English language. Encompasses a broad view of grammar as a subject by a wide-ranging investigation of the history and development of the language. Examines the social and political implications of the development of English as a global language. Prerequisites: sophomore standing and a writing-designated course (W), or ENG 201, ENG 202, ENG 215, or ENG 225 Alternate years.
(Humanities) (Intercultural Literacy Encounter)