About ENGL 2700 B
Topics vary by semester and professor. Representative topics: Writing Literary Criticism; Reading and Writing Autobiography; Literary Journalism. May repeat for credit with different content. Topics vary by offering; periodic offering at intervals that may exceed four years. Prerequisites: ENGL 1700, ENGL 1702, ENGL 1705, ENGL 1730, or ENGL 1740; minimum Sophomore standing.
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Prereqs enforced by the system: ENGL 1700, ENGL 1702, ENGL 1705, ENGL 1730, or ENGL 1740; Minimum sophomore standing PACE students with permission and override
Section Description
“The body is not mute, but it is inarticulate; it does not use speech, but begets it,” says Arthur Frank in The Wounded Storyteller. Stories of the Body is a prose-writing workshop class that examines the translation of bodily experience into written testimony. We’ll read essays and short stories that fall under themes including beauty, death, illness, sex, nature, and parenthood. Students will write two short stories/essays and one 9-11 page story/essay, the latter of which will be workshopped, revised, and expanded.
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