ENGL 22500
Lit, Inequality, And Injustice
Purdue University Fort Wayne · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Catalog description
This course introduces students to literature addressing inequality and social justice. Questions will include: What is social justice? How do literary works reproduce or resist dominant ideologies? How does literature provide tools to map social and economic formations? What role have literary works played in emancipatory and egalitarian political movements? Readings and comparison of these texts will help examine how literature maintains a variety of communities.
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Current meeting, instructor, credit, and enrollment details
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4 openSeats: 11/15 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 3:05 PMClass #13768Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
4 available11 enrolled15 capacity0/0 waitlist
- Days & times
- TR 1030-1145
- Meeting dates
- Aug 24 – Dec 20
- Location
- Liberal Arts 116
- Instructor
- Whalen, Lachlan
Section notes
Instructional method: Lecture
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