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ENGL 363Shakespeare 2

Units
0.50
Faculty
Arts
Subject
English
Cross-listed
THPERF 387

When it runs

  1. F24
  2. W25
  3. S25
  4. F25
  5. W26
  6. S26
  7. F26
  8. W27
  9. S27

Ran in 2 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: scheduled, 2 lecture sections. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.

A study of the plays written after 1599-1600, including Julius Caesar.

Prerequisites

  • Students must be in level 2A or higher

Antirequisites

None listed.

Leads to

No course lists it as a requisite.

Winter 2027 sections

Enrolment from UW Open Data, which can trail Quest by up to two days. Instructors and rooms: Schedule of Classes.
SectionClassEnrolledMeets
LEC 00175420 / 30TTh 11:30–12:50
LEC 701810217 / 9999Online or by arrangement

Reviewed on UW Flow

100% liked it75% easy50% useful

From 2 ratings and 1 comment on UW Flow. The most helpful comments, quoted as written, without names. Read them all on UW Flow.

  • Not necessarily hard, but not a bird course. I didn't like Shakespeare, but this class made me appreciate it and understand it more. Easy participation marks if you show up and hand things in, and the assessments are fair/cover exactly what was talked about in class.

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Spring 2017

engl 362 0 points, 4 comments

“can someone who has taken this course tell me their opinion on it? Couldn't find reviews on uwflow”

u/tarobubble: “… The professor for the on-campus section is Ken Graham; I took ENGL363 in Winter 2017 with him. There's a lot of reading - around six plays - so if you're not an English major/not used to all the readings it might seem like a lot of work. …”

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