ENGL 206 - Creative Writing Approaches to Diversity, Pluralism, and Power: (Subtitle)

2023-2024 Catalog Year

Credit(s): 4
Lecture: 4
Non-Lecture: 0

The course uses creative writing as a way for students to engage directly with diversity, pluralism, and power in the United States. Texts include a diverse range of authors and artists, and the focus is on the various ways that these texts enable students to think critically and self-reflectively about diversity and systems of power in the United States. Guided practice in creative writing will enable students to consider the reasoning and impact of their personal beliefs and actions with respect to issues of diversity and power in the United States, and it will offer them a model for how to participate effectively in pluralistic contexts where it is necessary to communicate and collaborate across difference.

Repeatable: May be taken twice for credit with different subtitles