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WRIT 3433: Comic Bk Writing in Amer Cult.
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Investigates multiple dimensions of and models for comic book writing as it traces the medium's history, development of new genres, and narrative conventions since its origins in the 1930s. Teaches the comic book's use of iconography, cultural tropes, and cognitive closure in the construction of sequential narratives.
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WRIT 3435: Writing and Healing
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Introduces students to the physical, intellectual, and spiritual benefits of writing personal/cultural stories in classrooms, community groups, websites, and public memorials. By analyzing current theories and their own and each other's narratives, students learn the connections between writing and health, silence and sickness.
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WRIT 3520: Revision, Grammar and Culture
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Offers a review and reinforcement of the basic grammar and punctuation rules of academic English. Emphasizes sentence and paragraph level writing and skills practice, work sheets, and quizzes and will benefit any student at any level of course work.
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WRIT 3531: Writing Studies
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Introduces students to the field of writing studies and contemporary issues in the areas of literacy, composition, and rhetoric, with special attention to the ways in which culture shapes and is shaped by writing.
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WRIT 3537S: Special Topics in English
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Readings on particular authors, genres, literary histories and movements or on topics not covered by regular courses.
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WRIT 4130: Creative Non-fiction
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Provides a workshop environment for writing a wide variety of expository material generally not covered in freshman English. Students are encouraged to try forms, topics and voices which broaden their writing experience.
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WRIT 4130S: Creative Non-fiction
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
Provides a workshop environment for writing a wide variety of expository material generally not covered in freshman English. Students are encouraged to try forms, topics and voices which broaden their writing experience.
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WRIT 4230: Fiction Writing
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
VERIFIED 3/19/98
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WRIT 4430: Poetry Writing
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A creative writing workshop in which students review and practice the fundamentals of poetry writing, such as use of imagery, figurative language, and sound effects; and also learn and practice more complex aspects of poetry writing, such as writing in specific forms and genres. Students read and discuss poetry by established poets, evaluate the work of their peers, and produce a portfolio of instructor-assigned and self-generated poems.
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WRIT 4530: Fiction Writing
3.00 Credits
Georgia Southern University
A creative writing workshop in which students review and practice the fundamentals of fiction writing, such as the importance of beginnings, scene building, narrative drive, stance, character development, endings; and also learn and practice more complex aspects of literary fiction strategies in specific genres (the traditional short story, magical realism, flash fiction, novellas). Students read and discuss fiction by established writers, evaluate their work and the work of their peers, and produce a portfolio.
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