ENGL 53.06 Women's Literature and Technologies of Transmission from the Long Nineteenth Century to the Present

In this course, we will explore women's writing and different technologies that transmit those texts from the long nineteenth-century to the present. Our goal is to think about how these works - their genres, forms, circulation, and content - shape impressions of and access to women's writing. Our analyses will traverse a range of works and media from nineteenth-century poetry and serial novels to contemporary electronic editions.

Instructor

Not being offered in 2022-23

Cross Listed Courses

COLT 18.01

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:LIT; WCult:W

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Course Group III