ENGL 287 Thematic Studies: Disability Literature

Prerequisite: English Composition or permission of instructor
This course will explore the representation of disability in literature from diverse cultural, historical, and literary perspectives. Through an examination of various literary works, including fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry, students will analyze the portrayal of disability, examine its societal implications, and interrogate how disability intersects with other identity markers, such as race, gender, and sexuality. By engaging with critical theories and primary texts, students will develop a nuanced understanding of disability narratives and their significance in shaping literary discourse and cultural perceptions.

Credits

3.0

Core

Developing Informed Viewpoints

Offered

Fall As Needed