Faculty of Arts

ENGL 103 Titles Fall Term 2021

ENGL 103 A13: Case Studies in Research: Adoption and Attachment
ENGL 103 LEC 809: Case Studies in Research: Dystopia Redux
ENGL 103 LEC 810: Case Studies in Research: Food in Literature and Culture
ENGL 103 A22: Case Studies in Research: Grounded: Research in Place(s)
ENGL 103 A26: Case Studies in Research: Climate and City Futurisms
ENGL 103 A15: Case Studies in Research: "Frankenstein": Intertextuality and Adaptation
ENGL 103 A19: Case Studies in Research: Contemporary Graphic Literature: Surveying the Field
ENGL 103 LEC 800: Case Studies in Research: Comparative Globalisms: Popular Genres Across the Centuries
ENGL 103 LEC 805: Case Studies in Research: An Introduction to Methods of Literary Research
ENGL 103 A08: Case Studies in Research: Disaster & Survival: Contemporary Dystopia Through Different Media
ENGL 103 A24: Case Studies in Research: Masculinities
ENGL 103 A20: Case Studies in Research: Representations of History
ENGL 103 A17: Case Studies in Research: Scheherazade’s Daughters: Storytelling and Eco-culture
ENGL 103 A03: Case Studies in Research: Climate and City Futurisms
ENGL 103 A08: Disaster and Survival: Contemporary Dystopia Through Different Media
ENGL 103 LEC 801: Case Studies in Research: Comparative Globalisms: Popular Genres Across the Centuries
ENGL 103 LEC 803: Case Studies in Research: Comparative Globalisms: Popular Genres Across the Centuries
ENGL 103 X01: Case Studies in Research: "Frankenstein": Intertextuality and Adaptation

ENGL 103 A22: Case Studies in Research: Grounded: Research in Place(s)

M. Oberg

This course offers an analysis into location-specific awareness. We will be looking at the historic and current events of Alberta, the Prairies and Canada more largely. In addition to these readings, this course offers the ground-work of understanding and completing written assignments at a university level: including essays, scholarship applications, proposals and professional letters.