The first semester is not prerequisite of the second. This course focuses on ways to approach and analyze various genres. Readings mainly cover material published in the last 25 years. 801-230 Classical Mythology 3 credits Surveys principal myths and legends of Greek and Roman literature in relation to the historical and sociological context of ancient society as well as their importance and influence in modern times. The course will include the reading and analysis of translations of original classical works.
Students learn to understand and manage the creative process.
Sound, rhythm, imagery, tone, point of view and theme are some of the ideas learned and practiced. Discussion focuses on student manuscripts in a workshop setting. Students create individual writing, reading and revision plans. The class meets in workshop sessions. When your writing is done, on set with your classmates you'll read, interpret and become the characters you've created together.