ENGL 297 A: Intermediate Interdisciplinary Writing - Humanities

Winter 2021
Meeting:
TTh 2:30pm - 3:50pm / * *
SLN:
14281
Section Type:
Seminar
Instructor:
NEW 'UNLINKED' COURSE: ENGL 297A OF FERS "C" OR "W" CREDIT. ENGL 297A CAN COUNT TOWARD AN ENGLISH MAJOR IF HAVE NOT YET TAKEN 15 CREDITS AT THE 200-LEVEL. EMAIL: IWPENGL@UW.EDU WITH ANY QUESTIONS. OFFERED VIA REMOTE LEARNING
Syllabus Description (from Canvas):

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This course teaches writing in the humanities by exploring how humanistic perspectives and disciplines in the humanities--literature, drama, history, philosophy--and their texts can help us understand and address violence (cultural and structural violence as well as direct violence). We will take mass incarceration and the U.S. prison industrial complex (PIC) as our main object of analysis, and texts will include the documentary "13th,"  Bryan Stevenson's Just Mercy, and Shakespeare Behind Bars, as well as articles by incarcerated and formerly incarcerated writers.

Catalog Description:
Offers writing opportunities based on material from an affiliated lecture course or discipline in the humanities. Students strengthen writing practices relevant to course or discipline through drafting, peer reviewing, conferencing, and revising. Concurrent registration in the affiliated lecture course is required, as appropriate. Offered: AWSp.
GE Requirements Met:
English Composition (C)
Writing (W)
Credits:
5.0
Status:
Active
Last updated:
July 25, 2024 - 9:07 am