Queer Crip Lit (Units: 3)

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GE Area 1A/A2 or permission of the instructor. How do queer crip identities change our understanding of disability and gender/sexuality? Explore how disability and normalcy are portrayed in literature, focusing on how these depictions reflect the time periods in which they were written and change over time. Discuss how authors use disability as a tool in their stories to shape, challenge, or reinforce societal attitudes toward disability. Examine how literary works examine the connections betwee→WGS 256→unlocks 0 courses

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