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ENG 335<\/h4>

Literature and the Law: Subtitle Required<\/span>3.0 Credits<\/span><\/span><\/h5><\/div>

Prereq: Completion of UK Core Composition & Communication I-II requirement or equivalent.<\/strong><\/p>

<\/span> Applies to the UK Core requirements:Community, Culture and Citizenship in US<\/a><\/strong><\/p>

Not offered in Fall Semester 2019<\/span><\/h4><\/span><\/span>

Credit from this course applies to the following programs: Undergraduate<\/strong><\/p>

A course that focuses on the interplay of literature and the law, covering a myriad of subjects impacted by the law (e.g., trials, judges, juries, crimes, policing, incarceration, labor, race, gender/sexuality, borders). Texts might include novels, plays, short stories, poems, essays, or film. Choices might range from classics to award-garnering contemporary literature. Meets the UK-Core Community, Culture, and Citizenship in the USA Requirement.<\/p>

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