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Exploring Criminal Utopias: Science Fiction and Crime Literature in Scandinavian Contexts

This course delves into the intersections of criminal utopias, science fiction, and crime literature across Scandinavia. Students will engage with curated readings and materials that illuminate themes of justice, society, and the human condition in these narratives. Through active participation, discussions, and analytical essays, participants will critically examine how these genres reflect and critique societal norms. Coursework includes a formal essay and two in-class exams, fostering a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter.

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Exploring Criminal Utopias: Science Fiction and Crime Literature in Scandinavian Contexts

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  1. Criminal Utopias Science Fiction and Crime Literature in Scandinavia Scand. Studies 436 Lit. in Translation 324 Spring 2011

  2. Website: http://scandinavian.wisc.edu/schmidt/danish/danishclasses.htm Nete Schmidt classes Spring 436 / 324- and Learn@UW • Course Description Materials • Grading Participation • Writing Exams • Plagiarism Syllabus

  3. Expectations • Listening to Lecture • Reading the materials • Participating actively in discussions • Writing 1 formal essay • Writing 2 exams in class

  4. Materials • Readings uploaded to Learn@UW - go to Content to find Syllabus, Course Description, and Readings • Books from the list on the website • Can be found at University Bookstore and/or Underground Textbooks on State Street • Or on Amazon.com

  5. Essay and Exams The Essay is formal, analytical and 3-4 pages long. Topics for writing will be provided. The Essay is due on the last day of class. The 2 exams will be written in class. The exams will consist of mix-and-match and essay questions. There is no final exam in this class.

  6. Contact • aschmidt2@wisc.edu • Office hours: • Tuesday and Thursday 12-1 pm in 1368 Van Hise • Telephone: 608-262-2128

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