Monsters & Monstrosity: Historicizing Fear (Units: 3)

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GE Areas 1A/A2*, 1B/A3*, 1C/A1*, and 2/B4* all with grades of C- or better or graduate standing or permission of the instructor. The "monster" is a product of culture that shifts over time. Examination of tales of the supernatural within their historic context, including historical documents, autobiographical texts, and literary imaginings, predominately from France in the modern period. Secondary sources from disability studies, literary studies, and the history of sexuality provide critical le→HIST 307→unlocks 0 courses

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