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Apr 18, 2024
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FNAR 6308 - Creating Truths
Credits: 3
Narratives explore the margins of humanity, and they are a means of expressing, celebrating, and instructing others. Students explore factual and fictional stories and how they work, how people read and appropriate what they read, and how narratives are important to everyday life. Conducted in a workshop setting, the course focuses on the analysis and creation of stories, with in-seminar writing exercises. Interchanges between two genres (short fiction and creative nonfiction) assist in the crafting of stories in either or both genres. May be applied to the following curricular field concentrations: arts and cultural traditions; creative writing; humanities.
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