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SUMMARY:Imagining the North in Canadian Literature
DESCRIPTION:ENGL 2463: Imagining the North in Canadian Literature with Renée Hulan \n—— \nThe class is currently being offered online\, but may switch to in-person later in the term. Register on the SMU website: https://studio.smu.ca/librarycourses \nThis course unsettles the representation of Canada as “true north” in literature and culture. By studying northern historiography and reading selected literary works depicting the Canadian North\, we will see how the imagined North has changed over time.  \nThe readings will include selections by Inuit and other northern Indigenous peoples\, and the examination will be presented in relation to important contemporary topics\, such as Arctic sovereignty\, climate change\, and Indigenous knowledge. \n—— \nUniversity Classes for Everyone\, presented by Saint Mary’s University and Halifax Public Libraries\, encourages you to explore lifelong learning – for free! \nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/289739843191011/?event_time_id=289741199857542
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SUMMARY:Writing Real Life: A Non-Fiction Writing Course for NL Youth
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wanted to write up a meaningful story from your own life or someone else’s? \nHave you ever wondered how to publish an article that brings readers up to speed on a subject you’re passionate about or convinces them to agree with your opinion on a hot-button topic? \nIn this FREE six-week course\, you’ll learn the basics of four types of non-fiction writing – personal narrative\, opinion\, expository\, and interview – and how to get that writing published. \nParticipants will come out of the course with the skills they need to write for Artforce’s next anthology\, On the Edge: Being Young in a Precarious Province. \nInstructor Ainsley Hawthorn\, PhD\, is an author and cultural historian based in St. John’s. She writes for CBC\, blogs for Psychology Today\, and edited the critically acclaimed anthology Land of Many Shores: Perspectives from a Diverse Newfoundland and Labrador. \nClasses will be held online over ZoomTuesday evenings 7:00-8:30 p.m. Newfoundland time February 15 – March 22 \nOpen to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador ages 18 to 30. \nE-mail ainsley.hawthorn@aya.yale.edu to register. \nPresented by Artforce NL and the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador. \nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/244844611171426/?event_time_id=244863344502886
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SUMMARY:Writing Real Life: A Non-Fiction Writing Course for NL Youth
DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wanted to write up a meaningful story from your own life or someone else’s? \nHave you ever wondered how to publish an article that brings readers up to speed on a subject you’re passionate about or convinces them to agree with your opinion on a hot-button topic? \nIn this FREE six-week course\, you’ll learn the basics of four types of non-fiction writing – personal narrative\, opinion\, expository\, and interview – and how to get that writing published. \nParticipants will come out of the course with the skills they need to write for Artforce’s next anthology\, On the Edge: Being Young in a Precarious Province. \nInstructor Ainsley Hawthorn\, PhD\, is an author and cultural historian based in St. John’s. She writes for CBC\, blogs for Psychology Today\, and edited the critically acclaimed anthology Land of Many Shores: Perspectives from a Diverse Newfoundland and Labrador. \nClasses will be held online over ZoomTuesday evenings 7:00-8:30 p.m. Newfoundland time February 15 – March 22 \nOpen to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador ages 18 to 30. \nE-mail ainsley.hawthorn@aya.yale.edu to register. \nPresented by Artforce NL and the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador. \nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/244844611171426/?event_time_id=244863347836219
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DESCRIPTION:Have you ever wanted to write up a meaningful story from your own life or someone else’s? \nHave you ever wondered how to publish an article that brings readers up to speed on a subject you’re passionate about or convinces them to agree with your opinion on a hot-button topic? \nIn this FREE six-week course\, you’ll learn the basics of four types of non-fiction writing – personal narrative\, opinion\, expository\, and interview – and how to get that writing published. \nParticipants will come out of the course with the skills they need to write for Artforce’s next anthology\, On the Edge: Being Young in a Precarious Province. \nInstructor Ainsley Hawthorn\, PhD\, is an author and cultural historian based in St. John’s. She writes for CBC\, blogs for Psychology Today\, and edited the critically acclaimed anthology Land of Many Shores: Perspectives from a Diverse Newfoundland and Labrador. \nClasses will be held online over ZoomTuesday evenings 7:00-8:30 p.m. Newfoundland time February 15 – March 22 \nOpen to residents of Newfoundland and Labrador ages 18 to 30. \nE-mail ainsley.hawthorn@aya.yale.edu to register. \nPresented by Artforce NL and the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador. \nhttps://www.facebook.com/events/244844611171426/?event_time_id=244863341169553
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