ENG 333 - LITERATURE IN THE DIGITAL AGE (SUBTITLE REQUIRED)

College of Arts and Sciences

Credit(s): 3

Literature has found new platforms in the digital age. E-books, digital archives, electronic literature, audio books, podcasts, born-digital fiction, interactive fiction, and other digital literary forms have diversified the media for stories and altered traditional understandings of literature. This course will explore one or more forms of digital literature, introducing students to the principal theories and questions of this growing field. The course may examine subjects such as storytelling, active reading, hypertext, collaborative authorship, editing, publishing, digital aesthetics, poetry, and more.

Prereq: Completion of UK Core Composition & Communication I-II requirement or equivalent.
Repeatable up to 9 credit hours.