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1 CAS Writing Program Guide and Course Catalog, Spring VI. Course topics arranged by category Genre Seminars The Modern Novella (p. 16) American Gothic (p. 6) The American Short Story: Tradition and Evolution (p. 6) The City in Twentieth-Century American Drama (p. 8) Comedy and the Comic Impulse (p. 8) The Craft of Fiction (p. 9) Death and the Poet (p. 9) Essays in Human Experience (p. 11) Fantasy at the Fin-de-Siècle (p. 12) Literary Journalism (p. 14) Living Poets (p. 14) The Memoir (p. 15) The Poetry of War (p. 17) A Queer Performance: Gender and Sexuality in Film and Literature (p. 18) Sylvia Plath and Her World (p. 21) The Tortured Poet (p. 22) Seminars in American Literature Modern and Contemporary American Poetry (p. 15) Oratory in America (p. 17) Spooky Stories (p. 21) America at Large: Travel and Transculturation in the U.S. and Elsewhere (p. 5) American Generations in the Twentieth Century (p. 5) American Gothic (p. 6) American Homestead (p. 6) American Manifesto (p. 6) The American Short Story: Tradition and Evolution (p. 6) Bob Dylan's Lyrics (p. 7) The Border in American Folklore (p. 8) The City in Twentieth-Century American Drama (p. 8) Disability in Contemporary American Literature (p. 10)
2 CAS Writing Program Guide and Course Catalog, Spring Good and Evil in Massachusetts: Hawthorne, Emerson, and Thoreau (p. 13) Imagining the Vietnam War: "The Big Muddy" in American Culture (p. 13) Inventing the American Individualist (p. 14) Literary Journalism (p. 14) Oratory in America (p. 17) Reading the American Rebel (p. 18) The Rhetoric of Freedom in America (p. 19) Sylvia Plath and Her World (p. 21) Sympathy and Subversion in American Antislavery Fiction (p. 21) Walt Whitman and American Modernism (p. 23) The Whale (p. 23) Seminars in Comparative Literature The Modern Novella (p. 16) Dante and the Modern Imagination (p. 9) Entering Europe (p. 11) Love and Death (p. 15) Lying (p. 15) Modernist Literature and Society (p. 16) A Queer Performance: Gender and Sexuality in Film and Literature (p. 18) Russian Literary Masterpieces (p. 20) Sin and Damnation in the Middle Ages (p. 20) Tragedy and the Tragic (p. 22) Seminars in English and Anglophone Literature Contemporary British Women Writers (p. 8) Environment and Literature (p. 11) Filthy Victorians (p. 12) Magic in the Age of Shakespeare (p. 15) Postcolonial Theater (p. 17) Re-Fashioning Shakespeare: The Hamlet Phenomenon (p. 19) Revisiting Shakespeare's Drama (p. 19) The Rules of Evidence (p. 20) Shakespearean Controversies (p. 20) Twentieth-Century Irish Rebellion (p. 22) Unhappy Families (p. 22) Ways of Seeing (p. 23) Seminars in History American Environmental History (p. 5)
3 CAS Writing Program Guide and Course Catalog, Spring American Manifesto (p. 6) The Border in American Folklore (p. 8) Debates in the History of Medicine (p. 9) Democracy in Comparative Historical Perspective (p. 10) The First Amendment (p. 12) Historical Writing and Statistics (p. 13) Imagining the Vietnam War: "The Big Muddy" in American Culture (p. 13) Seminars in Philosophy The Ethical Imagination (p. 11) Freedom of Conscience in Civil Society (p. 13) Literature and Moral Ambiguity (p. 14) The Nature of Consciousness (p. 16) Utopia and Dystopia (p. 22) Visions of Moral Progress (p. 23) Seminars in Religion and Literature Defining "America": Representing Race and Religion in the United States (p. 10) The Religious Use of Psychoactive Substances (p. 19) Seminars in Technology and Society Innovation in Technology and Science (p. 14) Visions of Technology and Society (p. 23) Seminars in the Fine Arts American Visual Culture in the Postwar Era (p. 6) Art and Politics in the Twentieth Century (p. 7) Art, Culture, and Diplomacy (p. 7) Federal Culture in Boston and Beyond: The WPA and the Arts (p. 12) The Theater Now (p. 21) Seminars in the Natural Sciences Debates in the History of Medicine (p. 9) Innovation in Technology and Science (p. 14) The Nature of Consciousness (p. 16) The New Cosmology: quarks, the big bang, neutrinos, supernovae, black holes, strings and all that (p. 17)
4 CAS Writing Program Guide and Course Catalog, Spring Visions of Technology and Society (p. 23) Writing About Controversial Science (p. 24) Seminars in the Social Sciences American Environmental History (p. 5) Art, Culture, and Diplomacy (p. 7) Boston's North End (p. 8) Defining "America": Representing Race and Religion in the United States (p. 10) Disability in Contemporary American Literature (p. 10) Education: Theory and Experience (p. 10) Ethical Issues in Public Health (p. 11) From the Grand Tour to the Auction House (p. 13) Historical Writing and Statistics (p. 13) The Religious Use of Psychoactive Substances (p. 19) The Rhetoric of Freedom in America (p. 19) Social Contract and Modern Politics (p. 20) Women and Economic Freedom in the Twentieth Century (p. 24) Seminars in Values and Institutions American Arts and Society: American Baseball (p. 5) Approaches to Death (p. 7) Education: Theory and Experience (p. 10) Modern Childhood (p. 16) Seminars in World Literature Approaches to Death (p. 7) Entering Europe (p. 11) The Ethical Imagination (p. 11) The Poetry of War (p. 17) Russian Literary Masterpieces (p. 20) Sympathy for the Devil (p. 21) Seminars on New England or Boston Themes Boston's North End (p. 8) Federal Culture in Boston and Beyond: The WPA and the Arts (p. 12) Good and Evil in Massachusetts: Hawthorne, Emerson, and Thoreau (p. 13)
5 CAS Writing Program Guide and Course Catalog, Spring The Whale (p. 23)
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