Description
This course is designed to assist students in developing a sociological imagination through an examination and analysis of literature. Works of fiction and nonfiction can serve as effective vehicles for social commentary, analysis, and criticism. To that end, this course will examine key social relations, concepts, and theoretical models, using a sociological perspective, through the study of literary texts.
Course Learning Outcomes
- Student will define the sociological imagination and describe how larger social forces impact individual lives
- Student will demonstrate an understanding of the major concepts, models, and issues investigated by sociologists as revealed in literary works
- Student will demonstrate an ability to connect the sociological concepts and issues visible in literary to everyday human life and society
Semester
Special Rotation