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The following English courses are listed for the 2011-2012 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: Intro to Crit Methods
ENGL-100
Medieval British Literature
ENGL-106
Sem: Med. Euro. Lit.
ENGL-108
Chaucer
ENGL-120
Med & Early Mod Women's Writing
ENGL-130
Shakespeare
ENGL-131
Women in Shakespeare
ENGL-133
Shakespeare's Exotic Romances
ENGL-146
17th Century Poetry
ENGL-147
Milton
ENGL-152
Literature of the Atlantic Empire: From Colonies to Republic
ENGL-156
18C Literature: Highways, Sewers, Ports: Building Modern Britain 1650 - 1850
ENGL-162
Eighteenth-Century British Novel
ENGL-170
19C Am. Ghost Stories
ENGL-173
Romantic and Realist 19th C US Literature
ENGL-174
Ghosts
ENGL-178
Progressive Era Literature
ENGL-179
Staging Anti-Slavery
ENGL-184
Oscar Wilde & Late Victorian Culture
ENGL-187
Wordsworth in 1799
ENGL-188
Keats and Byron
ENGL-194
19C Novel
ENGL-195
19th Century African American Literature
ENGL-196
Wicked: 19th C Morality and Madness
ENGL-198
Victorian Literature
ENGL-204
American Modernisms
ENGL-208
American Detective Fiction
ENGL-209
New York Stories
ENGL-212
The Female Bildungsroman: Coming of Age in US Women's Literature
ENGL-217
20th C American Poetry
ENGL-218
Transnational Modernism
ENGL-222
Asian Americans and the Public Sphere
ENGL-234
Seminar: African Drama
ENGL-237
African American Poetry
ENGL-238
Modern British Class Novel
ENGL-240
Twentieth Century British Novel
ENGL-246
Orwell Between Culture and System
ENGL-247
Tolkien and Medieval Roots
ENGL-249
Faulkner
ENGL-250
Eliot's Wasteland
ENGL-253
Beckett, Borges, and Nabokov
ENGL-254
Reading Invisible Man
ENGL-263
Ethnic Humor
ENGL-266
Brit. Theatre Since 1950
ENGL-269
Television & American Society
ENGL-278
Crips: Disability/Autobiography
ENGL-290
Women's Autobiography
ENGL-291
War and Terrorism in Popular Culture
ENGL-292
Prison Literature
ENGL-293
Cult Politics of Migration
ENGL-301
Testimonial Fictions: Atrocity, Memory and Sexuality in Post-Dictatorship US Latino Literature
ENGL-302
Testimonial Fictions: Atrocity, Memory and Sexuality in Post-Dictatorship US Latino Literature
ENGL-307
Race in American Lit
ENGL-310
Marxism and Culture
ENGL-317
Young Adult Literature
ENGL-319
Contexts for the Study of Sexuality
ENGL-323
Poems: Theory and Practice
ENGL-324
Intro to Creative Writing
ENGL-326
Short Fiction Workshop
ENGL-327
Fiction Writing Workshop
ENGL-330
Craft Studies: Lit/Comp/Creative (seminar)
ENGL-334
Lannan Poetry Seminar
ENGL-335
Film Making for Writers
ENGL-336
Intermediate Scriptwriting
ENGL-337
Advanced Scriptwriting
ENGL-339
Adv Poetry Writing
ENGL-342
Seminar: Writing Poetry
ENGL-343
Revolution/Respect: Writing for a Cause
ENGL-350
Writing: Children's Rights
ENGL-356
Empathy and Activism
ENGL-370
Introduction to Journalism
ENGL-391
Creative Writing: Exchanging Narratives
ENGL-468
The Art of Editing
ENGL-470
Introduction to Journalism
ENGL-471
Online Production
ENGL-472
Media Techniques
ENGL-477
Living Out Loud:Writ for Radio
ENGL-479
Reading, Teaching, Social Reflection
ENGL-483
Issues in Education
ENGL-484
Comm. Tutoring: Sursum Corda
ENGL-495
Proseminar
ENGL-508
Chaucer
ENGL-536
Milton and his Contemporaries
ENGL-544
Shakespeare's Exotic Romances
ENGL-552
Literature of the Atlantic Empire
ENGL-570
Romanticism and the Problem of History
ENGL-571
Thinking Through Ghosts
ENGL-579
Staging Anti-Slavery
ENGL-590
Dickens
ENGL-595
Aestheticism and Decadence
ENGL-618
Transnational Modernisms
ENGL-652
The Postmodern American Novel
ENGL-688
Multimedia Spectatorship
ENGL-707
Race in American Lit
ENGL-712
Intro to Critical Theory
ENGL-714
Marxism and Culture
ENGL-722
Approaches to Teaching Writing
ENGL-724
Feminist Lit/Cult Theory
ENGL-738
Experimental Fiction
ENGL-749
After the Rhetorical Turn: Composition Pedagogy and Writing In Situs
ENGL-861
Literacy and the Law