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This class was exceptional in its nuanced attention to detail when approaching American Literature from 1900-1945. However, it is definitely a challenging class - be prepared to be stretched to intellectual limits in the class and deal with complicated ideas at a fast pace. Overall, I'd recommend this class but expect a decent workload.
I took English 174A as American Fiction from 1900-1945, and this was honestly my favorite class at UCLA! I don't know why there are so many mixed reviews on Dimuro, but he's actually my favorite English professor I've had so far. Don't get me wrong though, the class is tough-- he really challenges you to think beyond your limits. There were some times in lecture where I honestly didn't know how to answer some questions, but that's why I love this professor: because he actually makes you think and really push yourself. Dimuro is extremely helpful as well-- he even offered an extra office hour to help me with his paper the next day-- and if you put in the effort and make sure to visit his office hours, you'll do fine in the class.
This class was exceptional in its nuanced attention to detail when approaching American Literature from 1900-1945. However, it is definitely a challenging class - be prepared to be stretched to intellectual limits in the class and deal with complicated ideas at a fast pace. Overall, I'd recommend this class but expect a decent workload.
I took English 174A as American Fiction from 1900-1945, and this was honestly my favorite class at UCLA! I don't know why there are so many mixed reviews on Dimuro, but he's actually my favorite English professor I've had so far. Don't get me wrong though, the class is tough-- he really challenges you to think beyond your limits. There were some times in lecture where I honestly didn't know how to answer some questions, but that's why I love this professor: because he actually makes you think and really push yourself. Dimuro is extremely helpful as well-- he even offered an extra office hour to help me with his paper the next day-- and if you put in the effort and make sure to visit his office hours, you'll do fine in the class.
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- Tolerates Tardiness (2)
- Engaging Lectures (2)
- Often Funny (2)
- Would Take Again (2)