ENG 215 - Appalachian Literature

Credit Hour(s): 3
[EA2, SE] A study of the literary and cultural traditions of the southern Appalachian region, focusing on regional identity, cultural diversity, and environmental issues. With some background on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century traditions and folklore, the course emphasizes twentieth-century authors such as James Still, Harriet Arnow, Lee Smith, Denise Giardina, George Ella Lyon, Marilou Awiakta, Richard Chase, and Frank X Walker. 3 Credit(s).

This course has been identified in the General Education Curriculum as addressing Exploration Area 2:
How do we Interact with Different Cultures & Times [EA2], with Speaking Emphasis [SE].
Course Session Cycle: Fall Semester
Course Yearly Cycle: Even Years