Class Archive

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Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 12-1

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry. Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres. Students will write a v...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 3:30-5

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry. Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres. Students will write a v...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TWTh 2-4:30

Come write with us this summer! Learn to read like a writer by discussing the craft of creative writing, explore your own process by writing your own short stories and poe...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 12-1 + one hour of discussion

This course will introduce students to the study of creative ...(read more)

145/1

Writing Technology:
Utopian Futures

MW 10-11 + one hour of discussion

Fiction writers have always imagined better futures made possible by technological advances.  In their fiction, they have created both dystopias and utopias to allow us to think about technology and the world we live in.

In this inte...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 12:30-2

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry. Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres. Students will write a v...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 5-6:30

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry (with a brief dip into playwriting). Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within t...(read more)

145/1

Writing Technology:
Utopian Futures

Lectures TTh 11-12 + one hour of discussion section per week (sec. 101: F 9-10; sec. 102: F 11-12; sec. 103: F 12-1; sec. 104: F 2-3)

Recent science fiction narratives tend toward the dystopian, perhaps in reaction to the grim realities of our time.  But science fiction writers have always imagined better futures made possible by technological advances.

In this int...(read more)

166/1

Special Topics:
Writing as Social Practice

TTh 5-6:30

One of the ideas behind this course offering is that poetry and essays (life-writing, creative nonfiction, "essaying," etc.) have similar aims or field-marks—both are literary vehicles of exploration and documentation; both value ex...(read more)

180H/1

The Short Story

TTh 12:30-2

This course will be a survey of the short story from the 19th century to the present: its historical and cultural contexts, its formal and stylistic properties. We'll consider the short story's predecessors, the work of its major practition...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 5-6:30

We'll study some of the ways that fiction writers, essayists, story-tellers, and poets have responded to the worlds that their cultures have built.  We'll read published work by our predecessors and by contemporary writers (including M...(read more)

145/1

Writing Technology:
Science Fiction

Lectures MW 11-12 in 3 Leconte + one hour of discussion section per week in different locations (sec. 101: F 11-12; sec. 102: F 11-12; sec. 103: F 12-1; sec. 104: F 12-1)

This introductory course considers an overlap among the disciplines of English, Computer Science, and Data Science—British and American narratives that revolve around technology. We'll look at visual and verbal texts f...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 9:30-11

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry (with a brief dip into playwriting). Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within t...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Writing Fiction and Poetry

MW 5-6:30

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing—fiction and poetry (with a brief dip into playwriting). Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within t...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 5-6:30

We'll study some of the ways that fiction writers, essayists, story-tellers, and poets have responded to the worlds that their cultures have built.  We'll read published work by our predecessors and by contemporary writers (including M...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Creative Reading/Creative Writing through Criticism, Short Fiction, and Poetry

TuTh 2-5

In this class, we’ll explore the links between reading and writing. How is reading related to our creative writing practices? Is reading important to understanding our interests, talents, and methods as creative writers? How can we become bet...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 3:30-5

Modes of Writing: Writing Fiction, Poetry, and the Personal Essay

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--fiction, poetry, and (to a lesser degree) the personal essay.  Students will learn to talk critic...(read more)

141/2

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 3:30-5

Modes of Writing: Writing Fiction, Poetry, and the Personal Essay

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--ficction, poetry, and (to a lesser degree) the personal essay. Students will learn to talk critic...(read more)

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Special Topics:
Writing Poetry and Nonfiction, Writing as Social Practice

TTh 5-6:30

One of the ideas behind this course offering is that poetry and essays (life-writing, creative non-fiction, “essaying,” etc.) have similar aims or field-marks—both are literary vehicles of exploration and documentation; both value...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 12:30-2

We'll study some of the ways that fiction writers, essayists, story-tellers, and poets have responded to the worlds that their cultures have built.  We'll look at "high" forms and "low" forms and write in both and ...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Writing Fiction, Poetry, and Plays

TTh 3:30-5

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres.  Student...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Varieties of Creative Writing

MW 4-5:30

We’ll study some of the ways that fiction writers, essayists, story-tellers, and poets have responded to the worlds that their cultures have built.  We’ll look at “high” forms and “low” forms and write in b...(read more)

N141/1

Modes of Writing:
Writing Short Fiction

MTTh 12-2

English N141 provides an introduction to the craft of writing short fiction through the practice of reading, writing and revision. We will explore key aspects of craft including voice, point of view, narrative structure, and characterization, and ...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 9:30-11

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres.  Student...(read more)

141/2

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 9:30-11

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these forms and begin to feel comfortable and confident writing within these genres.  Student...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Race, [Creative] Writing, and Difference

TTh 3:30-5

This course is an inquiry into the ways that race is constructed in literary texts and a look-by-doing at our own practices as people engaged in creative writing.

The purpose of writing in this course is, broadly stated, to engage public la...(read more)

141/2

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Writing Fiction Across Genres

MWF 1-2

This course will explore modes of creative writing in several distinct contemporary genres of fiction: crime, fantasy & SF, and romance, with the goal of learning to engage creatively with key conventions that define each genre, while developi...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing: Exposition, Fiction, Verse, Etc.

TTh 9:30-11

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing--fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them.  Stu...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Race, Creative Writing, and Difference

TTh 2-3:30

This course is an inquiry into the ways that race is constructed in literary texts and a look-by-doing at our own practices as people engaged in creative writing.

The purpose of writing in this course is, broadly stated, to engage public la...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.) :
Writing Fiction, Drama, and Poetry

TTh 2-3:30

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing – fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them.&nb...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing

MW 3-4 + discussion sections F 3-4

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing – fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them.&nb...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
Writing Fiction, Drama, and Poetry

TTh 3:30-5

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing – fiction, poetry, and drama.  Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them.&nb...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing

TTh 2-3:30

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing – fiction, poetry, and drama. Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them. Students...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 3:30-5

This course will introduce students to the study of creative writing -- fiction, poetry, and drama. Students will learn to talk critically about these genres and begin to feel comfortable and confident with their own writing of them. Students will...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
"Race," (Creative) Writing, and Difference

TTh 3:30-5

This course is an inquiry into the ways that race is constructed in literary texts and a look-by-doing at our own practices as people engaged in creative writing.

The purpose of writing in this course is, broadly stated, to engage public lan...(read more)

141/1

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 11-12:30

141/2

Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.):
“’Race,’ [Creative] Writing, and Difference”

TTh 12:30-2

141/1

Modes of Writing

MWF 1-2

141/1

Modes of Writing:
Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.

TTh 12:30-2

141/1

Modes of Writing:
Fiction, Poetry, and Drama

MWF 11-12

141/2

Modes of Writing:
Race, (Creative) Writing, and Difference

TTh 11-12:30

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Junior Coursework:
Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

MW 4-5:30

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Upper Division Coursework:
Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.)

TTh 2-3:30