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Catalog : PHIL.2110 Philosophy and Literature (Formerly 45.311 and PHIL.3110)

PHIL.2110 Philosophy and Literature (Formerly 45.311 and PHIL.3110)

Id: 005519 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course examines the intersection between philosophy and literature. Course content includes detailed study of philosophical works of literature and works of philosophy about Literature. Featured Topics include competing definitions of Literature, silent and performative reading, models for acquiring literary status, Literature and morality, censorship, the role of truth in literary experience, and the relationship between authors, works, fictional characters, readers, and critics.

Prerequisites

ENGL.1010 College Writing I.

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