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Academic Year 2000/2001

English - Active Courses by CID

• COL117 FA The Power of Literature
• ENGL111 FA English Renaissance Drama
• ENGL112 FA The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism
• ENGL115 FA Faulkner
• ENGL117 FA King Lear and The Tempest: The Worlds of Tragedy and Romance
• ENGL130 FA The English Essay
• ENGL142 FA Storyfirst Online
• ENGL150 FA Writing in Time
• ENGL162 FA Form in Nonfiction
• ENGL165 FA Writing Fiction
• ENGL173 FA Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• ENGL174 FA A Playwright's Workshop--Great Experiments in Theater
• ENGL176 FA Nonfiction Narrative Writing
• ENGL201 FA The Study of Literature
• ENGL205 FA Shakespeare
• ENGL210 FA Fiction Now: Short Stories
• ENGL213 FA Introduction to Western Drama
• ENGL221 FA Two Cultures: British & American
• ENGL222 FA Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL224 FA The Social Contract: Myth, Theory, and Fiction
• ENGL236 FA Theory and Criticism of Drama: A Research Seminar
• ENGL241 FA History of the British Novel, Part I
• ENGL256 FA Observations, Sensations, Actions; British Fiction, 1890-1939
• ENGL269 FA Poetry and Insight
• ENGL282 FA Feminist Theory
• ENGL288 FA Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation
• ENGL303 FA Biography: Writing About People
• ENGL304 FA The Newest Minority: The Emergence of Lesbian-Gay Community and Culture, 1895-1969
• ENGL309 FA The Gothic Novel
• ENGL318 FA Black Feminist Critical Theory
• ENGL319 FA Victorian Realism
• ENGL324 FA Contemporary African American Narratives of Slavery
• ENGL337 FA Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• ENGL339 FA Comparative American Literature and Modernities
• ENGL340 FA American Tropics: American Imperial Desires and Postcolonial Realities
• ENGL342 FA (Dis)Embodiment and Literature
• ENGL390 FA Book Publishing
• ENGL105 SP Finding a Voice
• ENGL116 SP Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• ENGL118 SP Writing About Race in the Post-Civil Rights Era
• ENGL119 SP Theories of Narrative and Narration
• ENGL130 SP The English Essay
• ENGL131 SP Writing About Places
• ENGL151 SP Thinking the Unthinkable: Writing About the Nuclear Dilemma
• ENGL165 SP Writing Fiction
• ENGL167 SP Poetry Writing Workshop
• ENGL174 SP A Playwright's Workshop--Great Experiments in Theater
• ENGL180 SP Arts in America
• ENGL201 SP The Study of Literature
• ENGL204 SP American Literature 1865-1945
• ENGL209 SP The Late20th-Century Novel
• ENGL217 SP Literature of London
• ENGL237 SP More Plays in Pairs
• ENGL240 SP Mothers of the Novel: 18th-Century Women Writers and the Rise of the Novel
• ENGL242 SP History of the British Novel, Part II
• ENGL247 SP Narrative and Ideology
• ENGL251 SP Epic Tradition
• ENGL254 SP Shakespeare on Film
• ENGL271 SP Contesting Marriage in Early Modern England
• ENGL276 SP African American Literary Theory
• ENGL295 SP Reading Theories
• ENGL308 SP The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
• ENGL313 SP Enabling Performances: Ritual, Culture, and the Fashioning of the Self
• ENGL314 SP Rationality, Religion, and Modern Literature
• ENGL341 SP Reading Race and Representation
• ENGL343 SP American Gothic
• ENGL344 SP Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
• ENGL345 SP Innocents Abroad: American Encounters with the Old World
• ENGL346 SP Racial Meaning in American Literature, 1892-1912
• ENGL347 SP The Psychological in 20th-Century American Literature Culture
• GERM230 SP The Simple Life
• GERM264 SP Kafka and Jesus
• HUM102 SP Cosmic Dissolution/Evolution?

Last Updated on MAR-26-2001

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