Early Horror
, 0 - 3 pts, UN2792Early Horror
This course will examine the origins and evolutions of horror literature from ancient Babylon to the Early Modern period. We will be examining consistent tropes that span long periods of time, as well as local innovations and idiosyncracies that are particular to a given culture at a given moment. We will be asking what makes for horror—that is, how does horror literature work, and what is it trying to do—as well as why horror is such an enduring modality.
- Section Number
- AU1
- Call Number
- 19120
- Day, Time & Location
- TR 8:40AM-9:55AM OTHR
- Instructor
- Eleanor Johnson
Early Horror
This course will examine the origins and evolutions of horror literature from ancient Babylon to the Early Modern period. We will be examining consistent tropes that span long periods of time, as well as local innovations and idiosyncracies that are particular to a given culture at a given moment. We will be asking what makes for horror—that is, how does horror literature work, and what is it trying to do—as well as why horror is such an enduring modality.
- Section Number
- 001
- Call Number
- 14725
- Day, Time & Location
- TR 8:40AM-9:55AM 428 Pupin Laboratories
- Instructor
- Eleanor Johnson
