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Academic Year 2000/2001

English (Courses Not Currently Offered)

FYI:Writing and Literature

• ENGL103 FA Responsive Writing
• ENGL109 FA Social Imagination of the 30s
• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL114 FA City in American Fiction
• ENGL116 FA Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• ENGL103 SP Responsive Writing
• ENGL104 SP Experiencing Modernity
• ENGL107 SP Immigration, Ethnicity, and U.S. Fiction, 1890-1960
• ENGL119 SP The Black Arts Movement: Selected Topics
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama

Theory

• ENGL198 FA Introduction to Critical Theory
• ENGL261 FA The Cultural Production of the Psychological Self: Eugene O'Neill
• ENGL274 FA Aesthetics and Otherness
• ENGL294 FA Modern Critical Theory
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL330 FA Narratives, Novels and Society
• ENGL220 SP Shakespeare and Critical Theory
• ENGL226 SP The Shakespeare Myth
• ENGL246 SP Why Theory?
• ENGL248 SP Interpretation in Fiction
• ENGL249 SP Scholars, Radicals, and Heretics: Ideologies of Biblical Reading in Medieval Europe
• ENGL272 SP Postcolonial Theory
• ENGL274 SP Aesthetics and Otherness
• ENGL284 SP History of Sex
• ENGL291 SP Literary and Cultural Theory
• ENGL292 SP Marxism and Criticism
• ENGL296 SP Contemporary Critical Theory
• ENGL298 SP Queer Theory
• ENGL330 SP Narratives, Novels and Society

Writing

• ENGL114 FA City in American Fiction
• ENGL151 FA Thinking the Unthinkable: Writing About the Nuclear Dilemma
• ENGL163 FA Writing Prose
• ENGL164 FA Fiction Writing
• ENGL166 FA Introduction to Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL171 FA Poetry Writing and Reading
• ENGL212 FA Early Modern Feminism
• ENGL104 SP Experiencing Modernity
• ENGL150 SP Writing in Time
• ENGL160 SP Writing Verse
• ENGL164 SP Fiction Writing
• ENGL173 SP Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• ENGL212 SP Early Modern Feminism
• ENGL303 SP Biography: Writing About People

Genre: Drama

• ENGL180 FA Arts in America
• ENGL215 FA Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL232 FA Plays in Pairs
• ENGL237 FA More Plays in Pairs
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama
• ENGL213 SP Introduction to Western Drama
• ENGL215 SP Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL220 SP Shakespeare and Critical Theory
• ENGL233 SP Ibsen and Shaw
• ENGL234 SP Modern Drama
• ENGL235 SP Modern Drama II
• ENGL252 SP Ben Jonson
• ENGL253 SP Renaissance Plays and Poems: The Tudor Period
• ENGL262 SP Staging American History

Genre: Fiction

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL141 FA Advanced Fiction Workshop
• ENGL180 FA Arts in America
• ENGL182 FA The American Short Story: Poe to Updike
• ENGL186 FA Recent American Fiction
• ENGL203 FA American Literature from the Colonial Period to the Civil War
• ENGL228 FA Ultimate Narrative
• ENGL259 FA American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL260 FA Americans Abroad
• ENGL263 FA American Realism
• ENGL270 FA Paris, London, Harlem: Metropolis, Modernity and American Modernist Writing
• ENGL278 FA Mark Twain and His Times
• ENGL281 FA Selected Women Writers
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL311 FA Victorian Gothic (Before and Beyond)
• ENGL331 FA Postwar Novel in English
• ENGL141 SP Advanced Fiction Workshop
• ENGL186 SP Recent American Fiction
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL223 SP African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL231 SP Young America: Literature and Social Criticism in the Progressive Era
• ENGL245 SP Reading the Victorians
• ENGL256 SP Observations, Sensations, Actions; British Fiction, 1890-1939
• ENGL259 SP American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL273 SP South Asian Writing in Diaspora
• ENGL280 SP Ethnic Fictions
• ENGL281 SP Selected Women Writers
• ENGL287 SP The New Woman and the American Novel, 1880-1930
• ENGL331 SP Postwar Novel in English

Genre: Non-fiction

• ENGL116 FA Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• ENGL112 SP The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticsm
• ENGL161 SP Lives in Science
• ENGL225 SP The British Enlightenment
• ENGL231 SP Young America: Literature and Social Criticism in the Progressive Era
• ENGL277 SP Versions of Pastoral
• ENGL280 SP Ethnic Fictions
• ENGL309 SP The Gothic Novel

Genre: Poetry

• ENGL171 FA Poetry Writing and Reading
• ENGL180 FA Arts in America
• ENGL207 FA Chaucer
• ENGL214 FA Poetry and Ideology in Early Modern England
• ENGL218 FA American Poetry
• ENGL255 FA British Romantic Poetry
• ENGL257 FA Modern Poetry
• ENGL258 FA 20th-Century Poetry
• ENGL283 FA Poetry by Women
• ENGL294 FA Modern Critical Theory
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL119 SP The Black Arts Movement: Selected Topics
• ENGL214 SP Poetry and Ideology in Early Modern England
• ENGL218 SP American Poetry
• ENGL223 SP African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL252 SP Ben Jonson
• ENGL258 SP 20th-Century Poetry
• ENGL264 SP Romanticism in America
• ENGL269 SP Poetry and Insight
• ENGL283 SP Poetry by Women
• ENGL312 SP Literary Studies and Oppositional Critique

Nationality: African-American

• ENGL230 FA Harlem Renaissance
• ENGL250 FA Black Women Writers: Hansberry, Bambara, Lorde
• ENGL259 FA American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL119 SP The Black Arts Movement: Selected Topics
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL223 SP African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL259 SP American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL317 SP The World of Ralph Ellison

Nationality: American

• ENGL116 FA Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• ENGL180 FA Arts in America
• ENGL182 FA The American Short Story: Poe to Updike
• ENGL184 FA Environmental Literature
• ENGL186 FA Recent American Fiction
• ENGL218 FA American Poetry
• ENGL257 FA Modern Poetry
• ENGL259 FA American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL293 FA Minority Discourse Theory
• ENGL300 FA Constructing Individuals: Toward an American Cultural History of the Individual
• ENGL112 SP The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticsm
• ENGL186 SP Recent American Fiction
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama
• ENGL218 SP American Poetry
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL231 SP Young America: Literature and Social Criticism in the Progressive Era
• ENGL238 SP James and Wharton
• ENGL239 SP Western Movies: Myth, Ideology and Genre
• ENGL259 SP American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL262 SP Staging American History
• ENGL265 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• ENGL268 SP Recent American Narrative
• ENGL277 SP Versions of Pastoral
• ENGL280 SP Ethnic Fictions
• ENGL297 SP Poetry and Politics in New York City, 1930 to the Present
• ENGL310 SP Rebel Without a Cause/Sweet Little Sixteen: The Social Construction of the Teenager in American Cult
• ENGL317 SP The World of Ralph Ellison

Nationality: British

• ENGL214 FA Poetry and Ideology in Early Modern England
• ENGL215 FA Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL257 FA Modern Poetry
• ENGL266 FA Logics of Art and Identity in Modern Literature
• ENGL311 FA Victorian Gothic (Before and Beyond)
• ENGL214 SP Poetry and Ideology in Early Modern England
• ENGL215 SP Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL220 SP Shakespeare and Critical Theory
• ENGL243 SP British Literature: 1900 to World War II
• ENGL245 SP Reading the Victorians
• ENGL252 SP Ben Jonson
• ENGL256 SP Observations, Sensations, Actions; British Fiction, 1890-1939

Nationality: Comparative

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL183 FA Modernist Novel and Modernity
• ENGL216 FA Recent Indian Fiction and Poetry in English
• ENGL232 FA Plays in Pairs
• ENGL237 FA More Plays in Pairs
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL183 SP Modernist Novel and Modernity

Nationality: Post-Colonial

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL267 FA Caribbean Literature
• ENGL275 SP Postcolonial Literature
• ENGL289 SP The Child, the Postcolonial, and the Problem of Authority

Period: Medieval&Renaissance

• ENGL215 FA Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL215 SP Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL220 SP Shakespeare and Critical Theory
• ENGL226 SP The Shakespeare Myth
• ENGL244 SP Medieval Literature and the Makings of "Makynge"
• ENGL246 SP Why Theory?
• ENGL252 SP Ben Jonson
• ENGL290 SP Early Book Culture

Period: 18th &19thCentury

• ENGL116 FA Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
• ENGL182 FA The American Short Story: Poe to Updike
• ENGL218 FA American Poetry
• ENGL259 FA American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL300 FA Constructing Individuals: Toward an American Cultural History of the Individual
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL311 FA Victorian Gothic (Before and Beyond)
• ENGL196 SP The Nightingale and the Cuckoo: Opera as Literature and Myth
• ENGL218 SP American Poetry
• ENGL245 SP Reading the Victorians
• ENGL259 SP American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL265 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture

Period: Modern

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL182 FA The American Short Story: Poe to Updike
• ENGL183 FA Modernist Novel and Modernity
• ENGL218 FA American Poetry
• ENGL257 FA Modern Poetry
• ENGL266 FA Logics of Art and Identity in Modern Literature
• ENGL294 FA Modern Critical Theory
• ENGL300 FA Constructing Individuals: Toward an American Cultural History of the Individual
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL183 SP Modernist Novel and Modernity
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama
• ENGL218 SP American Poetry
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL231 SP Young America: Literature and Social Criticism in the Progressive Era
• ENGL239 SP Western Movies: Myth, Ideology and Genre
• ENGL243 SP British Literature: 1900 to World War II
• ENGL256 SP Observations, Sensations, Actions; British Fiction, 1890-1939
• ENGL262 SP Staging American History
• ENGL280 SP Ethnic Fictions
• ENGL317 SP The World of Ralph Ellison

Period: Post-modern

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL294 FA Modern Critical Theory
• ENGL300 FA Constructing Individuals: Toward an American Cultural History of the Individual
• ENGL301 FA Aesthetics and/or Ideology
• ENGL226 SP The Shakespeare Myth

Gender Studies&Sexuality Studies

• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL294 FA Modern Critical Theory
• ENGL300 FA Constructing Individuals: Toward an American Cultural History of the Individual
• ENGL220 SP Shakespeare and Critical Theory
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL265 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture

World Lit. in Translation

• GERM230 FA The Simple Life
• HUM101 FA Touchstones of Western Values
• RUSS254 FA The French and Russian Novel
• ALIT220 SP Stereotyped Japan: A Critical Investigation of Geisha Girls and Samurai Spirit
• ALIT227 SP 20th-Century Japan
• CCIV114 SP Reading the Greeks: Texts, Images, and Context
• GERM272 SP Germans, Jews, and Austrians: Literary Representations of Anti-Semitism and Jewish Identity

Last Updated on MAR-26-2001

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