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For close to a century Science Fiction has been one of the most popular—and one of the least critically respected—genres of fiction. This lecture follows the evolution of Science Fiction from its origins in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein to its present-day pop-culture dominance, paying particular attention to the way the genre separated from its siblings Fantasy and Horror.

Come on August 10th and learn with Addison Hornstra the questions which the great story-tellers of China have shared with their audiences throughout the ages. This will be an introduction that ushers you into a rich collection of stories that bring to life the imaginative backdrop of Chinese literature.

In this 16-week class from Dr. Michael Drout, we will increase our knowledge and enrich our appreciation of the evolution, literary history, aesthetic achievement, moral significance, and emotional power of Tolkien’s great creation.

Dr. Jason Baxter's book, Why Literature Still Matters hit a nerve, so much so that readers not only agreed with the premise (that we need literature in our technological age) but wanted to know: "Yes, I agree, but now what? Where do we go from here?" In this course, Dr. Baxter will provide a six-week-long addendum to Why Literature Still Matters, by giving a vision of a lifetime reading plan, including an introduction to the different genres of literature (myth, epic, tragedy, comedy, lyric poetry, and the novel).

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