An introduction to stories and storytelling--that is, to narrative. What is narrative? When is narrative fictional and when non-fictional? How is it done, word by word, sentence by sentence? Must it be in prose? Can it be in pictures? How has storytelling changed over time? Focus on various forms, genres, structures, and characteristics of narrative.
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ENGLISH 161 (section 1) Narrative and Narrative Theory |
Paula Moya J.D. Porter |
2015-2016 Autumn |
Tuesday Thursday 10:30am - 11:50am 200-034 Download Syllabus |
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ENGLISH 161 (section 1) Narrative and Narrative Theory |
John Bender | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 1:30pm - 3:20pm L103 Download Syllabus |
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ENGLISH 161 (section 1) Narrative and Narrative Theory |
Alex Woloch | 2015-2016 Spring |
Tuesday Thursday 10:30am - 11:50am 200-303 |
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