ENGL 700 Rhetorical Studies
A course in rhetorical theory and criticism for graduate-level students.
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 001021Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 700 today
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29 graduate courses in Waterloo’s course catalog for Winter 2024, from UW Open Data. uwloo can’t read that term’s Graduate Calendar, so this stands in for it; the calendar itself is in Waterloo’s archive.
ENGL 701 Critical Design Methods
This course introduces students to both the theory and practice of Critical Design, broadly construed. Critical Design is not a field of its own, but a mode of design thinking that is informed by critical theories and research methods from the arts and humanities. Critical Design can intersect with and draw on established fields of design from graphic and UX design to industrial and urban design. The course begins with an overview of the history of design as critique, before examining the recent emergence of research-creation practices such as speculative design, critical making, discursive design, and applied media theory. The positionality of designers and audiences will be considered in readings and assignments that focus on gender, disability, race, and class. Special attention will be paid to the design of media technologies and the infrastructures that support them, which involves methods in UX design, sustainable hardware design, and digital urban design. Students will demonstrate their knowledge of course materials through writing, design, and light fabrication.
LAB · Course ID 016198Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 701 today
ENGL 702 Rhetorical Research Methods
This course is an introduction to research methods used in rhetoric, communication design, and writing studies. Emphasis is placed on research ethics, the fit of method to research design, the interdisciplinary scope of research methods, the emergence of new research methods, and the development of research proposals. Students will become familiar with a range of methods, including methods in technical and professional communication, mixed methods, and rhetorical field methods, among others. This course suggests method as a practice as well as an object of study, connecting well-known traditional methods in rhetoric, communication design, and writing studies to those that are emergent, new, and mixed. This course allows students to map a variety of methods while understanding the relationship between practices (methods) and theoretical frameworks (methodologies), allowing students to pair appropriate methods to their own research questions. Outcomes of this course are an understanding of how to design a research project and how to support it with methods that are appropriate, feasible, flexible, and ethical.
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 016284Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 702 today
ENGL 705 Studies in Old and Middle English Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010560Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 705 today
ENGL 710 Studies in Renaissance Drama
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010561Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 710 today
ENGL 715 Studies in Renaissance Prose and Poetry
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010562Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 715 today
ENGL 720 Studies in the Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010563Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 720 today
ENGL 725 Studies in Romanticism
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010564Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 725 today
ENGL 730 Studies in Victorian Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010565Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 730 today
ENGL 735 Studies in Modern British Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010566Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 735 today
ENGL 750 Studies in Early American Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010567Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 750 today
ENGL 755 Studies in 19th Century American Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010568Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 755 today
ENGL 760 Studies in 20th-Century American Literature
SEM · Course ID 010569Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 760 today
ENGL 770 Studies in Canadian Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010570Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 770 today
ENGL 775 Studies in Commonwealth Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010571Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 775 today
ENGL 780 Studies in Genre
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010572Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 780 today
ENGL 785 Studies in Literary Criticism
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010573Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 785 today
ENGL 788 Topics in Rhetorical Theory and Criticism
SEM · Course ID 014217Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 788 today
ENGL 789 Writing Studies
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 014218Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 789 today
ENGL 790 Discourse Analysis
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010574Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 790 today
ENGL 791 Professional Writing
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010575Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 791 today
ENGL 792 Semiotics
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010576Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 792 today
ENGL 793 History of Rhetoric
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010577Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 793 today
ENGL 794 Digital Culture
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010578Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 794 today
ENGL 795 Studies in Selected Topics
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 010579Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 795 today
ENGL 796 Propaganda and Ideology
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 009098Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 796 today
ENGL 797 Digital Media and Literature
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 001200Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 797 today
ENGL 798 Digital Design
SEM · Course ID 009099Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 798 today
ENGL 799 Media Theory and Critique
ENGL Grad Students
SEM · Course ID 001201Graduate Calendar, Winter 2024ENGL 799 today