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Everyone is talking about Mars. Is there life there? Will humans ever set foot on the surface? Should we try to establish a settlement? How did we become obsessed with the Red Planet in the first...
Today, Google and Apple Maps get us from Point A to Point B, but medieval and Renaissance maps serve a much broader range of functions, acting as endlessly fascinating windows into early modern...
This course will be a close reading and discussion of William Faulkner's novels Absalom, Absalom! and As I Lay Dying. Course Syllabus.
The stature of the national modernist writer of Portugal, Fernando Pessoa (1888–1935), has been on the rise in the English-speaking world. At the time of his death, Pessoa left two trunks full of...
Explore essential aspects of fiction writing such as plot, voice, dialogue, character, and point of view. Every week, students will read published stories and generate new work in response to writing...
This course is a comprehensive introduction to the work of filmmakers associated with the Nouvelle Vague in France: those who began their careers as film critics writing for Cahiers du Cinéma; the so...
In this workshop, we will explore the craft issues related to flash nonfiction. Writing shorter pieces of 700-1,000 words, will allow you to work on intensity of language, wrapping an idea in a...
In this workshop, we will explore the craft issues related to flash nonfiction. Writing shorter pieces of 700-1,000 words, will allow you to work on intensity of language, wrapping an idea in a...
Foundations of American Foreign Policy would aim to examine and assess the foreign relations of the United States from its founding period until its rise as a global power with the Spanish American...
The relationship between African American philosophical literature and the western canon is complex. Whereas great works of European literature have had an undeniable influence on the work of many...