Explore ethnicity and its relationship to race, culture, and religion. Study ethnic literatures of the United States, including readings from African American, Latino/Latina, Asian American, Native American, Arab American, and Jewish American literatures. Read poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and drama by ethnic American writers and discuss these works in their literary and historical contexts, including the social and political circumstances out of which they arise. Prerequisite: ENG 101/ENG 101A or permission of department. Note: Also offered as ENG 226H; credit is not given for both ENG 226 and ENG 226H.
Term: Spring 2025
Course Type: Credit - 3 Credits
Section: 001
Ways to take the class: Face-to-face
Days: TTH
Time: 9:30AM to 10:45AM
Start Date: 01/23/2025
End Date: 05/18/2025
Location: Arnold Campus
Room: HUM 212
Building:
Humanities
Instructor: Candice Jean Mayhill (Subject to change)
Class Size: 22 - Only a few seats left!
General Education Requirement: Arts and Humanities, Diversity Requirement
Section Info: Seminar classes are discussion-based and require active participation.