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Studying English expands the world around you and helps you see your place in it. When we learn others' stories and when we see the many ways stories can be told, we gain insight into our own. We offer small classes and a dynamic learning environment. Our courses develop your ability to analyze texts and to write effectively. Our exciting digital humanities courses bring together literary and digital studies to help you build skills for your future careers and our Professional Communication program offers innovative courses that will teach you the skills you need to succeed as a writer in today's digital workplace.<br>Given how much twitching, grunting and coughing there has been, we in Canada are uniquely poised to study American literature and culture. It is no accident that William Faulkner, in his masterpiece Absalom, Absalom, imagines for his Southern tale of race, guilt, and inheritance an interlocutor who is Canadian. And it is worth noting that Sacvan Bercovitch, one of the most influential scholars of American literature of the past 30 years, is a Canadian. In our current world it's crucial for us to understand as much as we can about the elephant, and American literary studies is one way to do it.