A practical approach to thematic interpretation. Students will give written expression to the meaning of thematic elements and their relations outside the works of literature. Students write both individually and within a collaborative process, learning to develop ideas in relation to literature and in relation to the ideas of other people. They gain experience in both accepting and challenging ideas available in literature and in the responses of others. Readings are selected from some of the following genres in American and world literatures: short story, novel, film, drama, poetry, and essay. The course is taught within a selected thematic framework. Course fee of $13. (Prerequisite: ENG101 or permission)
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