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Literary study and scientific inquiry are often regarded as opposites in the academic world. However, both disciplines rely on and inform one another for the advancement of humankind. Through the examination of works of non-fiction, fiction, poetry, and drama that use science and technology as a central theme, the course addresses how selected authors, scientists, philosophers, and their audiences respond to the fears, anxieties, excitement, and achievements influenced by scientific discovery. While the course addresses readings across a broad timeline, the emphasis is placed on late twentieth and early twenty-first century texts.
Completes General Education Requirements: WC-I, SC-I, LAS
ENG 101 Effective College Writing I
