MODERN SEXUALITIES IN THE PROCESS OF WRITING (CL3076)

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Considers a range of literary writing in which experimental prose and challenging depictions of sex have together defined a particularly subversive force. Reads these works against the development of particularly modern arieties of sexual identity and sexual behavior. Includes works by Genet, Nabokov, Orton, Bataille, Kathy Acker, Nella Larsen, among others.

Code: 
CL3076
Name: 
MODERN SEXUALITIES IN THE PROCESS OF WRITING
Discipline: 
CL (Comparative Literature)
Type: 
Regular
Level: 
Undergraduate
Credits: 
4
Can be taken twice for credit?: 
No
Pre-requisites: 
None
Co-requisites: 
None
Equivalencies: 
MODERN SEXUALITIES IN THE PROCESS OF WRITING (GS3076)

Learning Outcomes

  1. Students who complete this course successfully will have a solid and nuanced understanding of discourses on sexuality
  2. They should demonstrate the results of responsible and exuberant reflection on the cognitive elements of creativity
  3. They will be able to analyse closely the details of literary texts in relation to appropriate theoretical frameworks

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