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Jan 13, 2025
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ENGL 196D - (LT) Disability in Literature and Culture
Spring
This course examines the representation of disability in Western literature and
culture. The overriding concerns of the course will be with how the body’s shape
and capacities have been assumed to determine character and fate, how physical
and mental impairments have been used in literature to signify moral and psychological
states, and how representation may challenge conventional conceptions of “normality”
and “disability.” Literary texts from various periods will be supplemented with
some nonliterary texts and documentary films.
Prerequisites & Notes
Same as DSST 2.
Credits: 3 s.h.
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