139.244 Writing for the Public (15 credits)

A course in writing non-fiction genres for the public, informed by a broad historical understanding of the emergence of the public sphere and its current reshaping in the digital age. Students apply rhetorical theory and theories of argument in their own writing and in analysing works by selected public intellectuals.

Requirements

• Prerequisite(s): 230.100 or 230.111 or 119.155 or 247.155 or 119.177 or 219.100 or 192.102 or 247.177
  General Prerequisite: At least 45 credits from 100 level.

Offerings

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