Fiction’s Helping Hands: Compassion and Serendipity

In a previous class, we energetically discussed the mandate to help others, inside or outside a family. In Ann Patchett’s “The Dutch House,” we see and applaud compassionate change agents who respond to the ruptures within a family. The first three sessions will target the novel; the last session will include poetry or a short story. The class meets four Tuesdays, starting September 10 from 10-11:15am.

Instructor

Paula Friedman

Paula Friedman taught a diverse range of literature classes at Cardinal Stritch University for more than three decades before retiring in May 2013. Some of her favorite classes included Irish Literature, Nonwestern Literature, Contemporary Literature and Images of Women in ... read more