The programs of study in this department focus on major world languages and their literature. The department offers the B.A. in English Liberal Arts, with special tracks in Pre-Law, Creative Writing, and Literary Studies, as well as the B.A. in French and Spanish, with minors in Japanese, Arabic, and Chinese.
The Harlem Renaissance and the Idea of a New Negro Reader by 
A History of the African American Novel by 
The Sacred Act of Reading by 
The Source of Self-Regard by 
Historical Boundaries, Narrative Forms by 
Ireland and Transatlantic Poetics by 
The Cambridge French-English Thesaurus by 
Critical Issues in Foreign Language Instruction by 
Speaking for Themselves by 
Practical Spanish Grammar by 
Best of the Best American Poetry by 
A Girl Called Vincent by 
The New American Poetry of Engagement by 
The Rise and Fall of Early American Magazine Culture by 
Creative Arts in Counseling and Mental Health by 
Prose Fiction by 
Screenwriting by 
The Work of Authorship by 
Writing As Dialogue by You may find print titles on Language and Literature in Class P.
Books on Language are found in subclasses PA through PM.
Literature, including history, criticism, and technique, can be found in subclasses PN through PZ.
Cultures, Citizenship and Human Rights by 
LSAT Decoded (PrepTests 72-81) by 
Relations Between Immigration and Integration Policies in Europe by 
