Non-Western Literature?

[Muldoon]

Another suggestion was this one: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid273089

U of Idaho IS ($510) - ENGL 4476: Shakespeare
- they also have 2 LL courses that would fulfill the Nonwestern Lit requirement: World Literature I and World Literature II (17th Century to present)

I doubt those will work. TESU said no to other "World Lit" because they had some European and/or North American content.

Has anyone taken this class and had it approved by TESU?

I scanned the syllabus for the first one (World Literature I) and it lists content covering China, Japan, India, Middle East, and West Africa.

[jeffreymb]

The course possibility is African Folktales from Fresno Pacific University Continuing Education.  The link is http://ce.fresno.edu/independent-studies/lit-912 and there is a $10 off coupon code SummerBreak2019

I contacted advising about this course and this was their reply: Thank you for your email. I sent this request to the Dean's office, and this course cannot be used to satisfy your Non-Western Literature requirement. They stated the course has too much emphasis on teaching and not literature.

So I guess that one is a no-go.

[dfrecore]

The course possibility is African Folktales from Fresno Pacific University Continuing Education.  The link is http://ce.fresno.edu/independent-studies/lit-912 and there is a $10 off coupon code SummerBreak2019

I contacted advising about this course and this was their reply: Thank you for your email. I sent this request to the Dean's office, and this course cannot be used to satisfy your Non-Western Literature requirement. They stated the course has too much emphasis on teaching and not literature.

So I guess that one is a no-go.

I'm not surprised.  I'm more surprised that they take other courses that are considered EDU.