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    The Literature of American Diversity - ENG 343

    Students study literary works and authors who are not usually included in the traditional canon because of factors, including race, ethnic background, gender and age.

    Rebels in Literature and Music – ENG 379B CORE

    This course examines rebellion in literature and music (i.e. rock-n-roll, blues, gospel, alternative, rap, and hip-hop), which advances the principles of justice regarding the individual as related to the community and the divine.

    Film and Literature – ENG 348G

    Over the years, Film and Literature has focused on themes, such as horror, love, crime and madness. Recent classes have discussed film noir through film, print and graphic novels. Students apply their reading, writing and research abilities to the visual image and often discover results that are creative and profound.

    Teaching Reading Through Literature for Children and Young Adults – EDU 120

    Students use literature to learn techniques and methods of teaching reading to children in pre-school through young adulthood.

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