| Winter Term 2027 TOP: MARGARET ATWOOD - 1227 - ENG 403 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Two 100- or 200- level courses in ENG or sophomore standing Catalog Description : In this discussion-driven class, we will focus on a single author or literary text from the 20th or 21st century in order to master the art of sophisticated literary criticism: crafting and organizing complex arguments, conducting scholarly research, and employing both primary and secondary sources effectively in literary analysis. May be repeated when topic is different. TOPICS FOR Winter 2027: Margaret Atwood PREREQUISITES: Two 100- or 200- level courses in ENG or sophomore standing A prizewinning author whose bestselling books have been adapted into movies and television series, Margaret Atwood is a rare writer whose critical acclaim has been matched by her popularity among readers. This course explores Atwood's unique voice, reading a selection of her work through wide-ranging lenses including gender, environment, religion, power, and myth. Attributes: GER Humanities Div, GER Writing Intensive, 400-599 Advanced Course
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