English 175
Literature and Disability: Representations of Disability in Literature
| Section | Semester | Instructor | Time | Location | Course Areas |
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| 1 | Fall 2011 | Kleege, Georgina
Kleege, Georgina |
MWF 3-4 | 122 Wheeler |
Other Readings and Media
Barker, P.: Regeneration; Dunn, K.: Geek Love; Finger, A.: Call Me Ahab; Lewis, V. A.: Beyond Victims and Villains; McCullers, C.: The Heart is a Lonely Hunter; Medoff, M.: Children of a Lesser God; Shakespeare, W.: King Lear; Shakespeare, W.: Richard III
Description
We will examine the ways disability is represented in a variety of works of fiction and drama. Writing assignments will include two short (5-8 page) critical essays and a take-home final examination. (This is a core course for the Disability Studies Minor.)
Other Recent Sections of This Course
fall, 2022 |
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175/1 |
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spring, 2022 |
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175/1 |
Literature and Disability: Helen Keller and Her Cultural Legacies |
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fall, 2021 |
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175/1 |
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fall, 2020 |
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175/1 |
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