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Eric Bryan
Professor
English & Tech Communication
221 Humanities and Social Sciences Building
Rolla, MO 65409
English 3234: Myth & Folklore
This course traces the development of myth and folklore from Ancient Mesopotamia through nineteenth century Europe. Students will be challenged with three questions along the way: What do myth and folklore do? Why were they important to earlier societies? Is myth alive today?
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Time/Day: Arranged Prerequisites: English 1120 and one semester of college literature. Units: 3 Course Component(s): Lecture |
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Attention Distance Students
For live class lectures, you will log in using the Zoom UM System link in Canvas. For accessing class recordings, you will need to contact your instructor directly.
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| Campus | Delivery Mode | Class Status | Class Nbr | Section |
| Main Missouri S&T Campus | Online | OPEN | 70723 | 101 |
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