| Fall Term 2018 The Graphic Novel - 5680 - ENG 501 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: ENG 250, junior standing, or consent of instructor Catalog Description : In recent years, graphic novels have taken a decidedly autobiographical turn as an increasing number of artists explore their own personal histories though a genre typically reserved for the fantastic and imagined. This course will examine a diverse array of contemporary graphic novels, ranging from popular comics to autobiography to experimental forms. Though the course will concentrate primarily on American graphic novels, it will include works produced by writer-artists in Asia, Western Europe, and elsewhere. PREREQUISITES: ENG 250, junior standing, or consent of instructor Attributes: GER Humanities Div, 400-599 Advanced Course
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