This course will center Latinx and Native American U.S. literary voices from 1600 to the present. The purpose of this course is to provide a literary introduction to the study and intersections of Latinx and Native American literatures as American literatures. We will read poetry, short stories, excerpts from novels, and photo-essays. Students will develop a critical understanding of Latinx and Native American literary works and traditions that shape contemporary U.S. literary communities.
Tuesdays and Thursdays:
- Section 101 8:00-9:15
- Section 102 9:30-10:45;
- Section 103 12:30-1:45f
Dr. Melissa Birkhofer
ENGL 2130 Ethnic American Literature - Intersections of Latinx and Native American Literatures - Birkhofer (Spring 2023) flyer
