Literature and the Law

“Literature and the Law” explores the intersection of storytelling and legal principles. Students will study fiction, non-fiction, and real legal cases, analyzing how literature reflects, critiques, and shapes societal views on justice, morality, and human rights. The course encourages critical thinking about the role of law in both literature and real-world issues. English electives will feature comparable assessments and workloads, ensuring a balanced academic experience across courses. Second semester electives will also include a research component.