ENGL 1100 Intro to University Writing (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
33841 L10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Pasquini, Robert
33837 L11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T R 1000 1120 Online Buirs, Betty Anne
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 0830 1130 Online Buirs, Betty Anne
33839 L12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T R 1130 1250 Online Buirs, Betty Anne
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Buirs, Betty Anne
33795 L13 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Pasquini, Robert
33796 L14 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Pasquini, Robert
34299 L15 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Seatter, Lindsey
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Seatter, Lindsey
35422 L16 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Seatter, Lindsey
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1530 1830 Online Seatter, Lindsey
35423 L17 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Swail, Brian
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Swail, Brian
35424 L18 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1600 1850 Online Swail, Brian
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 1530 1830 Online Swail, Brian
33842 L19 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online Seatter, Lindsey
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 0830 1130 Online Seatter, Lindsey
35426 P10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Grandison, Julia
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online Grandison, Julia
35427 P11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Grandison, Julia
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Grandison, Julia
35428 P12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Paul, Gavin
33804 R10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Ostrowski, Paul
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online Ostrowski, Paul
33858 R11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1300 1550 Online Bright, Gillian
33811 R12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1600 1850 Online Ostrowski, Paul
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 1530 1830 Online Ostrowski, Paul
33812 R13 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online Bartlett, Andrew
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 0830 1130 Online Bartlett, Andrew
34648 R14 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1200 1500 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
34304 R15 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Gooding, Elizabet
35085 R16 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online Bartlett, Andrew
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1530 1830 Online Bartlett, Andrew
33801 R17 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
35429 R18 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Doyle, Kegan
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online Doyle, Kegan
33859 R19 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Bright, Gillian
34658 R20 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Bartlett, Andrew
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Bartlett, Andrew
33844 R21 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Gooding, Elizabet
35084 R22 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
33803 R23 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Doyle, Kegan
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Doyle, Kegan
33860 R24 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1600 1850 Online Doyle, Kegan
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 1530 1830 Online Doyle, Kegan
35430 R25 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online Gooding, Elizabet
33819 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M W 0830 0950 Online Rupert, John
33820 S11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T R 0830 0950 Online Yen, Caimen
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Yen, Caimen
33821 S12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Tyndall, Paul
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online Tyndall, Paul
33867 S13 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Alm, Kirsten
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online Alm, Kirsten
33868 S14 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1300 1550 Online Smith, Wendy
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 1200 1500 Online Smith, Wendy
33807 S15 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1300 1550 Online Ribkoff, Fred
33853 S16 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1600 1850 Online Nilsson, Joakim
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 1530 1830 Online Nilsson, Joakim
33869 S17 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T R 1000 1120 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 0830 1130 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
33823 S18 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online Chan, Greg
33824 S19 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online MacDonald, Leanne
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 0830 1130 Online MacDonald, Leanne
33849 S20 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Swail, Brian
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1200 1500 Online Swail, Brian
34302 S21 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Ribkoff, Fred
33827 S22 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online Ohler, Paul
33850 S23 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online MacDonald, Leanne
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1530 1830 Online MacDonald, Leanne
34312 S24 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online MacDonald, Leanne
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online MacDonald, Leanne
33851 S25 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Rupert, John
33828 S26 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Ohler, Paul
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online Ohler, Paul
33808 S27 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Larsen, Kim
34866 S28 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Ribkoff, Fred
33852 S29 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Smith, Wendy
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1530 1830 Online Smith, Wendy
34649 S30 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Kennedy, N.P.
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1530 1830 Online Kennedy, N.P.
33873 S31 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Williams, Jennife
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Williams, Jennife
33879 S32 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
33871 S33 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1600 1850 Online Smith, Wendy
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 1530 1830 Online Smith, Wendy
34218 S34 - - -Cancelled
34313 S36 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online Williams, Jennife
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 0830 1130 Online Williams, Jennife
34311 S37 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1300 1550 Online Hemstock, Blair
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 1200 1500 Online Hemstock, Blair
35391 S50 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1900 2150 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1900 2200 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
34310 S51 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1900 2150 Online Larsen, Kim
35392 S95 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec S 1000 1250 Online Cochrane, Mark
Final exam 12/Dec - 12/Dec S 0830 1130 Online Cochrane, Mark
35078 A75 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Mendis, Ranjini
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Mendis, Ranjini
35079 A76 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Blenkhorn, Debora
35872 A77 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Hemstock, Blair
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Hemstock, Blair
35873 A78 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Hemstock, Blair
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Hemstock, Blair
ENGL 1104 Writing Skills for EADP (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
33019 L73 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 0900 1020 Online Nilsson, Joakim
Partially online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Nilsson, Joakim
33020 L74 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1030 1150 Online Nilsson, Joakim
Partially online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Nilsson, Joakim
ENGL 1202 Read & Write Select. Topics (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
30832 L10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1300 1550 Online Swail, Brian
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 1200 1500 Online Swail, Brian
The Grand Tour. A great work of literature can transport you to unexpected places. We will look at a sample of several centuries worth of gr eat works (with suspects both usual and unusual) – pack your bags!
34301 L11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1600 1850 Online Pasquini, Robert
Representing Nature: Literary representations of the natural world are rarely neutral. This course will examine contemporary and historical texts that highlight the ways in which authors utilize (and manipulate) concepts of nature to diverse ends as they respond to issues including activism, animali ty, extinction, habitat, or resilience. By determining the beliefs, desires, or fears informing these narratives of nature, we will, in turn, reveal the nature of narrative.
35435 L12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Cyr, Heather
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Cyr, Heather
35436 P10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Chan, Greg
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Chan, Greg
Grey Matters: Gandalf the Grey said it best: “For even the very wise cannot see all ends.” Grey, the colour associated with compromise, impa rtiality, old souls, and seriousness, plays a dynamic role in literature. In this section of ENGL 1202, students will explore morally grey characters, grey symb olism, grey settings, and grey areas across a series of short stories, novels, essays, and films.
35704 P11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online MacDonald, Geoffr
30960 R10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online Greenlaw, Duncan
Creative Destruction: Through Camus, Beckett, Plath, Ginsberg, Hamsun, and other writers, we will look at how people refuse to conform—or fa il to conform—to societal norms, and how new codes and beliefs are re-built from the wreckage of old ones.
33023 R11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online Bright, Gillian
Desire and Disgust: The Outcast Figure in Literature. When “mainstream” society excludes certain groups or individuals, what values get rein forced? What strategies are used to debase the outcast, and how do outcasts resist devaluation? In this course, we will consider the competing feelings of desir e and disgust towards outcast figures in novels, short stories, fairy tales, poems, and television programs. We will develop a nuanced understanding of how thos e who are excluded may prove fundamental to the identities of those who exclude.
33022 R12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online Ostrowski, Paul
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1530 1830 Online Ostrowski, Paul
33854 R13 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Gooding, Elizabet
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Gooding, Elizabet
People and Other Animals: Whether they are companions, antagonists, symbols, or food, animals play significant roles in our lives. In this s ection of English 1202, we’ll explore a range of animal-populated literary texts.
35114 R14 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Ostrowski, Paul
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1530 1830 Online Ostrowski, Paul
35437 R15 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1600 1850 Online Bright, Gillian
Desire and Disgust: The Outcast Figure in Literature. When “mainstream” society excludes certain groups or individuals, what values get rein forced? What strategies are used to debase the outcast, and how do outcasts resist devaluation? In this course, we will consider the competing feelings of desir e and disgust towards outcast figures in novels, short stories, fairy tales, poems, and television programs. We will develop a nuanced understanding of how thos e who are excluded may prove fundamental to the identities of those who exclude.
35438 R16 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online Bartlett, Andrew
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 0830 1130 Online Bartlett, Andrew
Human-Animal Stories: Cats and dogs at home, song birds in the sky, creatures wild in oceans and forests, others kept on farms or captive in zoos --- our human lives have always included and overlapped with the lives of animals. This section focuses on literature about human-animal relationships, st ories and poems from various countries and continents. The texts are mostly short and almost all of them use modern English.
30532 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1000 1250 Online Rupert, John
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 0830 1130 Online Rupert, John
Satan, Sex, and Demoniacs: Enter, if you dare, a realm where demons attack and destroy the powerful and vulnerable: aristocrats and intellec ts, lovers, loners, and families! Let us explore how masters of horror represent demonic possession in poetry, fiction, and film.
34720 S11 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online Paul, Gavin
The Literature of End Times. This course seeks to connect the current fascination with apocalyptic scenarios in popular culture--unstoppable plagues, cataclysmic wars, natural disasters, merciless invaders--to a survey of highly readable texts from the past 400 years.¿¿
34656 S12 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Cyr, Heather
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Cyr, Heather
35439 S13 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Ohler, Paul
35440 S14 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Hardwick, Jennife
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Hardwick, Jennife
Stories of Resistance: Through a close examination of contemporary North American literature and media, this section of 1202 will explore ho w individuals and communities use stories to challenge power structures, demand justice, and seek personal and collective rights. We will think closely and crit ically about stories we are taught, stories that are silenced, and stories that could change the world.
35441 S15 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Larsen, Kim
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Larsen, Kim
Writing on the Edge: Madness, murder, obsessive desire. Come join us as we explore stories and poems that deal with extreme or abnormal stat es of mind, analyzing the ways in which these texts portray the potential monstrosity that lurks just beneath the surface of rational humanity.
35442 S16 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1600 1850 Online Williams, Jennife
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 1530 1830 Online Williams, Jennife
Don't Tell Me What to Think: Resistance and Conformity in Literature. Explore individuals’ struggles to be true to themselves and how they c ome to an understanding of their role in society. Through discussions of poems, plays, and short stories, we will investigate what influences perceptions of sel f and others.¿¿
35443 S17 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online Larsen, Kim
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 0830 1130 Online Larsen, Kim
Writing on the Edge: Madness, murder, obsessive desire. Come join us as we explore stories and poems that deal with extreme or abnormal stat es of mind, analyzing the ways in which these texts portray the potential monstrosity that lurks just beneath the surface of rational humanity.
35795 S18 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec F 1000 1250 Online MacDonald, Leanne
Final exam 11/Dec - 11/Dec F 0830 1130 Online MacDonald, Leanne
The Once and Future King Arthur: According to medieval legend, King Arthur is known as the “Once and Future King.” While we may not be holdi ng our breath for his literal return, it is clear that writers and artists will continue to resurrect the legendary king in their storytelling. In this class, w e will analyze poetry, fiction, drama, film, television, and graphic novels from the Middle Ages to the present. We will explore how these texts use King Arthur and his world to discuss ideas about what makes a “good” society and what happens when that society fails to live up to our expectations. From the vantage poin t of 2020, we will also examine how authors and filmmakers use Arthurian legend to represent contemporary notions of race, gender, neurodiversity, sexuality, an d other aspects of identity.
31911 S50 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1900 2150 Online Seatter, Lindsey
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1900 2200 Online Seatter, Lindsey
30530 A75 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Mendis, Ranjini
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Mendis, Ranjini
In this fully online section of ENGL 1202 on the topic of The Journey and The Traveler, we will read a literary selection on physical, imagi nary, and metaphorical journeys -- and how people change (or don't) through their experiences. You will engage in writing-intensive activities as you analyze a topic or theme in selected literary texts and apply skills of literary analysis to literature through reader-responses, close reading, interpretation, and forma l writing.
35434 A76 Online 08/Sep - 07/Dec - - Online Blenkhorn, Debora
Literature and Life: An Introduction to Poetry, Fiction, and Drama. Have you ever wondered about the relevance of literature to your life, y our interests, your future? This course aims to help you use those connections to understand classic literary works, while covering the essentials of writing a bout poems, stories and plays at the university level.
ENGL 1204 Intro to Literature - Genre (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
33792 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Smith, Wendy
Final exam 17/Dec - 17/Dec R 0830 1130 Online Smith, Wendy
Through the study of short stories, poems, and plays, you will learn how to analyze literary texts and develop skills and techniques for wri ting about literature.
ENGL 1207 Film and Television Narratives (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35115 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Tyndall, Paul
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1200 1500 Online Tyndall, Paul
ENGL 2200 Foundations of Western Lit (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35445 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1300 1550 Online Dearle, Robert
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 1200 1500 Online Dearle, Robert
Got Myth? In this course we will explore some of the myths, stories, and legends that have informed, influenced, and inspired English and Eu ropean literature and culture. Our journey will begin with Classical mythology, proceed to stories from the Judaeo-Christian tradition, and end with Norse mytho logy. As we proceed, we will explore how these stories have been received, retold, and reinterpreted by writers from the renaissance to the present in works of literature as well as in the products of popular culture.
Prerequisites:
All of (a) ENGL 1100 and (b) 3 credits from courses in ENGL at th e 1200 level or higher
Prerequisites:
All of (a) ENGL 1100 and (b) 3 credits from courses in ENGL at th e 1200 level or higher
ENGL 2317 English Lit 18th to 20th Cent (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35446 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online Doyle, Kegan
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 0830 1130 Online Doyle, Kegan
ENGL 2320 Studies in Poetry (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35447 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1600 1850 Online Cochrane, Mark
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1530 1830 Online Cochrane, Mark
ENGL 2430 Children's Literature (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35448 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1300 1550 Online Cyr, Heather
ENGL 3305 Film Theory (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35449 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec M 1600 1850 Online Tyndall, Paul
Final exam 14/Dec - 14/Dec M 1530 1830 Online Tyndall, Paul
ENGL 3305 provides an introduction to critical and theoretical perspectives on film as a narrative art form. Together we will read and discu ss some of the major statements in film theory and apply their insights to a variety of films from the silent era to the present day.
Prerequisi tes:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or higher, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
Prerequisi tes:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or higher, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
ENGL 3306 Literature of United States (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35451 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1000 1250 Online Ohler, Paul
ENGL 3310 Literature in Translation (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35452 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1600 1850 Online Sayed, Asma
Final exam 09/Dec - 09/Dec W 1530 1830 Online Sayed, Asma
Literature In Translation: Let’s go on a literary tour around the world! In this course we will study literature from Argentina, China, Fran ce, Greece, India, Iran, Japan, and Mesopotamia. The texts, studied in English translation, will reflect on diverse cultures and literary traditions in a global context. We will focus on analyzing world literature from a global/comparative perspective in relation to their sociocultural, historical, and political contex t.
Prerequisites:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or higher, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
Prerequisites:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or higher, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
ENGL 3315 Studies in Chaucer (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35453 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec T 1300 1550 Online Kennedy, N.P.
Final exam 15/Dec - 15/Dec T 1200 1500 Online Kennedy, N.P.
ENGL 3355 Modern and Contemporary Drama (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35454 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1000 1250 Online Ribkoff, Fred
ENGL 3390 Indigenous Lit and Culture (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35455 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec W 1000 1250 Online Hardwick, Jennife
Final exam 16/Dec - 16/Dec W 0830 1130 Online Hardwick, Jennife
Indigenous Digital Media: This course will explore the relationship between digital media and Indigenous cultures in North America. Digital content — including podcasts, film, music, tweets, and blog posts — will be placed in conversation with media theory and key Indigenous Studies texts in order t o draw connections between media production and Indigenous struggles for self-determination. Special attention will be paid to Indigenous cultural resurgence an d spaces of (re)conciliation. Over the course of the semester students will be given the tools to thoughtfully and critically engage with Indigenous digital med ia, and to present their ideas to both academic and community audiences.
Prerequisites:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or high er, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
Prerequisites:
18 credits from courses at the 1100 level or high er, including 6 credits from courses in ENGL
ENGL 4700 Special Topics in Literature (Cr: 3)
CRN SECTION TYPE DATES DAYS START END BUILDING ROOM INSTRUCTOR
35456 S10 Class 08/Sep - 07/Dec R 1300 1550 Online Sayed, Asma
Final exam 10/Dec - 10/Dec R 1200 1500 Online Sayed, Asma
POSTCOLONIAL ECOCRITICISM: This course will focus on postcolonialism as it intersects with environmentalism. Analyzing issues of global jus tice and sustainability through literary texts, we will study the impact of colonization on indigenous agricultural practices, climate change and the resulting destructions, petrocultures and our reliance on fossil fuels, through the lens of postcolonial and ecocritical theories. Our aim is to study how fictional texts can suggest new ways for thinking about impact of colonization on climate change and provide opportunities for imagining better futures.
Prereq uisites:
3 credits from courses in ENGL at the 3000 level or higher
Prereq uisites:
3 credits from courses in ENGL at the 3000 level or higher
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