Advanced Writing Studio (AWS-UF)
AWS-UF 201 Advanced Writing Studio (4 Credits)
Typically offered occasionally
This course involves advanced study and practice of writing and is intended
for those who wish to develop their writing and who seek to explore and
utilize writing as an important aspect of inquiry. Typically, the course
will involve: 1) the study and practice of one mode or genre of writing
(e.g., the screenplay, the poem, the personal essay, literary journalism,
the academic essay, short fiction, the book or movie review, etc.-- the
number of genres or modes that students may practice in a single course
will be at the instructor's discretion.), and 2) the study and practice of
interpretive or reflexive prose that analyzes, synthesizes and reflectively
engages with the mode or genre under consideration.. The class will
incorporate the study of several traditions in which the particular mode or
genre is practiced and studied globally. All classes will involve the
student in some form of collaboration (group presentations, team-teaching a
text, interviewing same subject, co-authoring, etc.), and will also include
some treatment of how writing in the mode under consideration and its
analysis is transferable to other kinds of writing practices.
Grading: FAS Graded
Repeatable for additional credit: Yes