Focus Areas
Literary Studies
Literary Studies encourages students to take an interdisciplinary and comparative approach to the study of literature. We will read works from the English-speaking world as well as works in English translation. We will work across the Humanities and the social sciences to follow the literary interests of individual students and the research and teaching strengths of faculty. Prospective students may contact the focus area’s stewards, Dr. Mark McCutcheon, mccutcheon@athabascau.ca or Dr. Raphael Foshay, rfoshay@athabascau.ca
NOTE: Literary Studies is not open to students admitted prior to September 1, 2011.
Foundation Course
- LTST 605 Current Issues in Literary Studies
Current Courses
- ENGL 551 Comparative Canadian Literature
- ENGL 591 Cultural Studies Directed Studies in Literature
- ENGL 633 Post Colonial Drama
- ENGL 693 Directed Studies in Literature
- LTST 605 Current Issues in Literary Studies
- LTST 637 Black Atlantic Literature and Culture
- MAIS 617 Creative Non-Fiction
- MAIS 618 English In Question: Critical Reflections on the Rise of a Global Language
- MAIS 638 What I Tell You May Not Be True: Autobiography, Discourse Analysis, and Post-Colonialism
- GLST 653 Women's Narratives from the Circumpolar North
Courses in Development
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Studies
- Educational Studies
- Work, Organization and Leadership
- Global Change
- Adult Education
- Cultural Studies
- Community Studies
- Equity Studies
- Independent Track
- Literary Studies
- Canadian Studies*
- Information Studies*
- Historical Studies*
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