Special Topics in Literature I

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Overview

Subject area

ENG

Catalog Number

355

Course Title

Special Topics in Literature I

Department(s)

Description

Topics vary from semester to semester and will be announced in advance. Course may be taken twice for credit.NOTE: Non-majors/minors who wish to take this course should see an English advisor for permissionPreRequisite: Declared English Major/Minor

Typically Offered

Fall, Spring

Academic Career

Undergraduate

Liberal Arts

Yes

Credits

Minimum Units

3

Maximum Units

3

Academic Progress Units

3

Repeat For Credit

Yes

Total Completions Allowed

2

Components

Name

Lecture

Hours

3

Course Topic ID

1

Formal Description

Technology and Culture in American Film

Course Topic ID

2

Formal Description

Apocalypse, Before and After

Course Topic ID

3

Formal Description

Fictions of Disability

Course Topic ID

4

Formal Description

Culture,Criticism & Publication

Course Topic ID

5

Formal Description

Labor

Course Topic ID

6

Formal Description

Women in Chaucer & Shakespeare

Course Topic ID

7

Formal Description

Biography and Memoir Writing

Course Topic ID

8

Formal Description

Prison Narratives

Course Topic ID

9

Formal Description

Globalization and Migration

Course Topic ID

10

Formal Description

Contemporary Short Story

Course Topic ID

11

Formal Description

Contemporary Irish Writing

Course Topic ID

12

Formal Description

Dominican-American Literature

Course Topic ID

13

Formal Description

African American Women Writers

Course Topic ID

14

Formal Description

Latino/a Literature

Course Topic ID

15

Formal Description

Literature and Identity

Course Topic ID

16

Formal Description

Feminist Science Fiction

Course Topic ID

17

Formal Description

Italian American Literature

Course Topic ID

18

Formal Description

Women in Rebellion

Course Topic ID

19

Formal Description

Disability, Ethics & the Body

Course Topic ID

20

Formal Description

Graphic Novels

Course Topic ID

21

Formal Description

Mexican Oral Histories Bronx

Course Topic ID

22

Formal Description

African American Autobiography

Course Topic ID

23

Formal Description

English Literature

Course Topic ID

24

Formal Description

The Civil Rights Movement

Course Topic ID

25

Formal Description

Harlem Renaissance

Course Topic ID

26

Formal Description

Literature and Revolution

Course Topic ID

27

Formal Description

Literature of the English & Francophone Caribbean

Course Topic ID

28

Formal Description

Memoir Workshop

Course Topic ID

29

Formal Description

Ancient Comedy in Translation

Course Topic ID

30

Formal Description

The Ancient Romance

Course Topic ID

31

Formal Description

Holy War:Crusades His,Lit,Film

Course Topic ID

32

Formal Description

Fairytales and Latinx Lit

Course Topic ID

33

Formal Description

Artists and Wizards

Course Topic ID

34

Formal Description

U.S. Black Feminisms

Course Topic ID

35

Formal Description

Frenemies in Lit & Film

Course Topic ID

36

Formal Description

The Superhero Genre

Course Topic ID

37

Formal Description

Disillusionment:Religion,Literature&the Mdrn Wrld

Course Topic ID

38

Formal Description

Shakespeare on Stage

Course Topic ID

39

Formal Description

LGBTQ+ Writers

Requisites

016994

Course Schedule