Laura Gibbs - Myth-Folklore | Indian Epics

Spring 2021 was the final semester for these courses. I do not know if they will be offered again by another instructor in the future; contact the MLLL department for further information about that.
MLLL-3043-995: Myth-Folklore is a Western Civ. General Education course. All the readings are free and online at the Myth-Folklore UnTextbook. Topics covered come from Biblical, Classical, Middle Eastern, Indian, Asian, African, Native American, British, and European traditions. The course is writing-intensive, and there is an archive of past student projects here: Myth-Folklore Storybooks. For more information, see the syllabus. MLLL-4993-995: Indian Epics is a Non-Western Civ. General Education course. The readings cover the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. You can choose from free online readings or printed books, including comic books and graphic novels on Reserve in Bizzell Library: Indian Epic Readings. The course is writing-intensive, and there is an archive of past student projects here: Indian Epics Storybooks. For more information, see the syllabus.