LTWR 503D - Literature of Witchcraft

Units: 3

Analyzes a variety of documents (including legal statues, ecclesiastical law, trial records, extant artifacts, and literary texts) to explore how representations of witchcraft have informed cultural ideologies from early modern European through contemporary U.S. and global contexts. In particular, a study of the literature of witchcraft provides a unique view into the construction of cultural norms and restrictions, especially in relation to gender, race, sexuality, and religion.
Enrollment Requirements: For undergraduates: Nine (9) additional units of LTWR courses at the 300 or 400 level.

Prerequisite(s): For undergraduates: Completion of LTWR 300A and 300B.