2019su-apen4220a-06

AP/EN4220 6.0 A: Canadian Graphic Novel

Offered by: EN


 Session

Summer 2019

 Term

SU

Format

ONLN (Fully Online)

Instructor

Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite

Explores the Canadian graphic novel. It examines the development of this literary form in Canada and analyzes a range of graphic novels. Topics may include: the historical graphic novel, race and representation, and the intersection of visual culture and literary criticism. Please consult the department supplemental calendar for a detailed course description. Prerequisites: For English Majors/Minors only: AP/EN 1001 3.00 (with a grade of D or higher) and AP/EN 1002 3.00 (with a grade of C or higher).

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