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ENGL 200/001-004: Principles of Literary Studies (September 2024)
ENGL 200/001-004: Principles of Literary Studies Moving Histories/Travelling Texts Instructors: Gisèle M. Baxter, Deena Dinat, Suzanne James, Kevin McNeilly Term 1 | MWF 10:00-11:00am Canvas Login | My Website Updated August 23. I will be working with the 002 tutorial … Continue reading
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ENGL 110/013: Approaches to Literature and Culture (January 2024)
ENGL 110/013: Approaches to Literature and Culture Term 2 | TTh 11:00-12:30 p.m. Canvas Login | My Website Literary Monsters and Monstrous Literature Rey: “You are a monster.” Kylo Ren: “Yes, I am.” – Star Wars: The Last Jedi “Deformed, unfinished, … Continue reading
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ENGL 110/JL3: Approaches to Literature and Culture (Summer 2023)
ENGL 110/JL3: Approaches to Literature and Culture Term 2 | TTh 12:00-3:00pm Canvas Login | My Website Literary Monsters and Monstrous Literature Rey: “You are a monster.” Kylo Ren: “Yes, I am.” – Star Wars: The Last Jedi “Deformed, unfinished, sent … Continue reading
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Tagged approaches to literature and culture, culture, drama, engl 110, english language and literatures, fiction, film, film adaptation, ian mckellen, literary monsters, literary studies, literature, monsters, monsters and monstrosities, poetry, richard iii, robert louis stevenson, shirley jackson, strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde, ubc, ubc english, we have always lived in the castle, william shakespeare
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ENGL 110/005: Approaches to Literature and Culture (September 2022)
ENGL 110/005: Approaches to Literature and Culture Term 1 | MWF 1:00-2:00p Canvas Login | My Website Literary Monsters and Monstrous Literature Rey: “You are a monster.” Kylo Ren: “Yes, I am.” – Star Wars: The Last Jedi “Deformed, unfinished, sent … Continue reading
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English 110/036: Approaches to Literature (January 2022)
ENGL 110/036: Approaches to Literature: Literary Monsters and Monstrous Literature Dr. Gisèle M. Baxter Canvas Login | My Website Term 2 | TTh 2:00-3:30p Rey: “You are a monster.” Kylo Ren: “Yes, I am.” – Star Wars: The Last Jedi “Deformed, … Continue reading
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Tagged approaches to literature, cultural studies, drama, fiction, film adaptation, gothic studies, literary genres, literary monsters, literary studies, monsters and monstrosities, oscar wilde, poetry, richard iii, shirley jackson, the picture of dorian gray, ubc, ubc english, we have always lived in the castle, william shakespeare
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