HRS 338

Sources and Methods: Research in Writing of Poetry

Creighton University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course will explore the role of research in the inspiration and composition of imaginative writing, specifically poetry. Students will practice various methods used in the process of creating poetry that is inspired and informed by research and learning in areas other than literature. Our central questions will be: How do poets write poems based on research into history, biography, science? What part does research play in the inspiration of poems? How do facts drawn from research and the poetic imagination interact? How do poets - how will you - choose areas to research? Can subject matter be drawn from and expand on, for example, daily interests and activities, such as other courses one is taking? In addition, students will explore the various elements of poetic form and craft. CR: Only open to students in the Honors Program.

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Class #creighton-HRS338Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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