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Academic year
The following English courses are listed for the 2010-2011 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
ENGL-040 Gateway: Med &/or Ren Lit/Cult
ENGL-041 Gateway: 18th/19th Century
ENGL-042 Gateway: Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit
ENGL-043 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods
ENGL-100 Medieval British Literature
ENGL-108 Chaucer
ENGL-126 English Literary Renaissance
ENGL-130 Shakespeare
ENGL-131 Women in Shakespeare
ENGL-132 The Problem Plays
ENGL-133 Sem: Shakespeare's Exotic Romances
ENGL-136 Milton
ENGL-138 Shakespeare's Tragedies
ENGL-152 Literature of the Atlantic Empire
ENGL-163 Colonial Rise of the Novel
ENGL-172 Reading American Sentiment
ENGL-175 Representing Revolution: 1689-1789
ENGL-182 Dickens
ENGL-183 Jane Austen
ENGL-187 Sem: Wordsworth and Coleridge, Lyrical Ballads
ENGL-190 Sem: Victorian Fiction
ENGL-192 Seminar: Victorian Sexualities
ENGL-193 19th Century US Lit: Class, Poverty, and the American Dream
ENGL-195 19th Century African American Literature
ENGL-203 20th C Afr Amer Literature
ENGL-208 American Detective Fiction
ENGL-209 New York Stories
ENGL-216 Harlem and the Renaissance
ENGL-218 Seminar: Transnational Modernisms
ENGL-222 Asian Americans and the Public Sphere
ENGL-225 Survey of Latino Literature
ENGL-229 Asian America: the Local and the Global
ENGL-231 20th Century Black Women Writers
ENGL-233 20th Century African Literature
ENGL-235 Italy/Italian: Anglophone Literature
ENGL-241 Imagining America in Contemporary New Zealand Literature
ENGL-249 Faulkner
ENGL-250 Eliot's Wasteland
ENGL-253 Beckett/Borges/Nabokov
ENGL-259 Poetry and Poetics
ENGL-261 Twentieth Century Women Poets
ENGL-262 London and the Modern Novel
ENGL-264 American Poetry 1945-Present
ENGL-266 British Drama Since 1950
ENGL-272 Technologies of Horror
ENGL-274 Italian Cinema
ENGL-281 News, Story, Film
ENGL-284 Sem: Gender and Technology
ENGL-286 Class Fictions in the Contemporary US
ENGL-288 Pulp Fiction
ENGL-310 Marxism and Culture
ENGL-314 Sem: Orientalism and After
ENGL-315 Human Trafficking
ENGL-318 Narratives of Violence
ENGL-324 Intro to Creative Writing
ENGL-326 Short Story Workshop
ENGL-333 Introduction to Poetry Writing
ENGL-334 Lannan Poetry Seminar
ENGL-335 Intro to Script Writing
ENGL-337 Tutorial
ENGL-338 Experimental Fiction Workshop
ENGL-340 Creative Nonfiction Writing
ENGL-343 Revolution & Respect: Writing for a Cause
ENGL-345 Organizational Rhetoric & Writing
ENGL-356 Empathy and Activism
ENGL-380 Self&Society: American Literature
ENGL-391 Lannan Chair Colloquium
ENGL-421 Race/Gender in American Lit/Theory
ENGL-444 Cultural Constructions of Motherhood
ENGL-470 Introduction to Journalism
ENGL-471 Online News Production
ENGL-472 Media Techniques
ENGL-473 Media & Social Justice: International Investigative Project
ENGL-474 Journalism: Food Writing
ENGL-475 Crossing Over: Public Intellectuals
ENGL-478 History of the Book / Theory of the Text
ENGL-479 Reading, Teaching, Social Reflection
ENGL-482 Technologies of the Text
ENGL-483 Issues in Education
ENGL-484 Comm. Tutoring: Sursum Corda
ENGL-485 Those Who Teach, Lead
ENGL-491 Humanities Research Seminar
ENGL-495 Proseminar
ENGL-505 Worlds of Beowulf
ENGL-536 Milton
ENGL-542 The Theatrical Transformation of the Public Sphere
ENGL-552 Literature of the Atlantic Empire
ENGL-580 19C Comedy
ENGL-589 19th Century US Lit: Class, Poverty, and the American Dream
ENGL-610 George Bernard Shaw
ENGL-616 Harlem & the Renaissance
ENGL-631 20th Century Black Women Writers
ENGL-655 20C Poetry
ENGL-659 Modern and Contemporary Poems and Practice
ENGL-675 Class Fictions in the Contemporary US
ENGL-708 Orientalism and the Human
ENGL-712 Literary Theory
ENGL-715 Postcolonial Studies
ENGL-722 Approaches to Teaching Writing
ENGL-725 Transnational Feminist Theory
ENGL-736 Rhetoric, Technology, and Culture
ENGL-840 Contemporary Queer Theory
ENGL-861 Literacy and the Law
ENGL-905 Folger Institute Seminar
ENGL-999 Thesis Research I

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