Discussion-based seminar where students read works by two key figures in science fiction: Octavia Butler. Ursula K. LeGuin. Students reflect on the social commentary and speculative futures these books offer in a time of global climate change; the impact of these authors on science fiction and environmental thinking; the unique power and possibilities of science fiction genre itself; and how to cultivate a lasting reading practice based on pleasure, not obligation. Emphasis is placed on developing skills and practices of collaborative reading and reflection. To promote reading deeply and mindfully, all texts are read in hard copy, provided at no cost to students. (Disability Resource Center digital accommodations will be provided as needed.) (Formerly Kresge College 32, Reading Science Fiction: Octavia Butler and Ursula LeGuin.)
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