ENGL 141B
Introduction to Old English Language and Literature
Description: Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Requisites: courses 10A, 10B. Introductory study of Old English language and literature, including grammar and vocabulary, reading and translation of poetry and prose, and discussion of literatures and cultures of Anglo-Saxon England. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Winter 2026 - Highly recommend it! This class will seem challenging at first, but listen to Prof. Weaver and don't drop it! I seriously considered dropping in the first week but decided to stay and I don't regret it. This was one of my favorite classes in the department so far. The material is interesting and fun. A little hard to understand at first but trust, you will get it without having to pull all-nighters. Class consists of a few quizzes for the first part of the quarter, a midterm, weekly translations (bit time consuming but manageable), and a final translation project. Prof. Weaver is very dedicated, friendly, and won't hesistate to go over the material with you in office hours if you need extra help.
Winter 2026 - Highly recommend it! This class will seem challenging at first, but listen to Prof. Weaver and don't drop it! I seriously considered dropping in the first week but decided to stay and I don't regret it. This was one of my favorite classes in the department so far. The material is interesting and fun. A little hard to understand at first but trust, you will get it without having to pull all-nighters. Class consists of a few quizzes for the first part of the quarter, a midterm, weekly translations (bit time consuming but manageable), and a final translation project. Prof. Weaver is very dedicated, friendly, and won't hesistate to go over the material with you in office hours if you need extra help.
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