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Academic Year 2001/2002

English - Active Courses by CID

• ALIT220 FA Stereotyped Japan: A Critical Investigation of "Geisha Girls" and "Samurai Spirit"
• ALIT231 FA The Theater in China
• COL117 FA The Power of Literature
• ENGL110 FA Multi-Ethnic Literature: The Murderous Mother and the Beloved Child
• ENGL111 FA English Renaissance Drama
• ENGL112 FA The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism
• ENGL117 FA King Lear and The Tempest: The Worlds of Tragedy and Romance
• ENGL121 FA Women's Autobiography & Memoir
• ENGL129 FA Introduction to African American Literature
• ENGL130 FA The English Essay
• ENGL142 FA Storyfirst Online
• ENGL150 FA Writing in Time
• ENGL162 FA Form in Nonfiction
• ENGL168 FA Advanced Fiction Workshop
• ENGL172 FA Playwriting
• ENGL201 FA The Study of Literature
• ENGL203 FA American Literature from the Colonial Period to the Civil War
• ENGL206 FA Techniques of Fiction
• ENGL227 FA Restoration & Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• ENGL232 FA Plays in Pairs
• ENGL245 FA Reading the Victorians
• ENGL262 FA Victorian Poetry
• ENGL265 FA Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• ENGL275 FA Postcolonial Literature
• ENGL282 FA Feminist Theory
• ENGL283 FA Poetry by Women
• ENGL286 FA The English Language: History, Structure, Politics
• ENGL290 FA Chicana/o Literature: Legal Fictions
• ENGL294 FA Diasporas, Transnationalism and Globalization
• ENGL295 FA Reading Theories
• ENGL298 FA Queer Theory
• ENGL309 FA Violence, Language, and the Novel
• ENGL323 FA African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL324 FA Contemporary African American Narratives of Slavery
• ENGL341 FA Reading Race and Representation
• ENGL344 FA Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
• ENGL401 FA Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
• ENGL409 FA Senior Thesis Tutorial
• ENGL411 FA Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• ENGL491 FA Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
• ENGL501 FA Individual Tutorial, Graduate
• ENGL108 SP Eighteenth-Century Laughter
• ENGL118 SP Writing About Race in the Post-Civil Rights Era
• ENGL120 SP Perspectives on the Moral Usefulness of Literature
• ENGL130 SP The English Essay
• ENGL131 SP Writing About Places
• ENGL151 SP Thinking the Unthinkable: Writing About the Nuclear Dilemma
• ENGL152 SP Personalizing History
• ENGL153 SP Telling and Storytelling: An Introduction to Writing Creative Non-Fiction
• ENGL169 SP Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENGL170 SP Experiments in Poetry
• ENGL173 SP Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• ENGL186 SP Recent American Fiction
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama
• ENGL201 SP The Study of Literature
• ENGL207 SP Chaucer
• ENGL208 SP Distinguished Living Writers on Writing
• ENGL213 SP Introduction to Western Drama
• ENGL215 SP Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL223 SP Introduction to U.S. Multi-Ethnic Literature
• ENGL225 SP The British Enlightenment
• ENGL226 SP 20th-Century British Poetry
• ENGL228 SP The Working of Sight: 19th Century American Print and Visual Cultures
• ENGL230 SP Harlem Renaissance
• ENGL239 SP Western Movies: Myth, Ideology and Genre
• ENGL244 SP Technical Fictions: Machines and the 20th-Century American Novel
• ENGL246 SP Why Theory?
• ENGL247 SP Narrative and Ideology
• ENGL251 SP Epic Tradition
• ENGL254 SP Shakespeare on Film
• ENGL255 SP British Romantic Poetry
• ENGL272 SP Postcolonial Theory
• ENGL277 SP Living on the American Land: Versions of Pastoral in U.S. Literature & Culture
• ENGL291 SP Law, Race & Literature: An Introduction to Critical Race Theory
• ENGL293 SP Making History in the Contemporary American Novel
• ENGL307 SP Literature and Politics in Nineteenth Century Britain
• ENGL308 SP The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
• ENGL311 SP American Epic Fiction
• ENGL320 SP Staging Race in Early Modern England
• ENGL322 SP London in Eighteenth-Century Literature
• ENGL337 SP Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• ENGL338 SP American Literatures and the Powers of Culture
• ENGL402 SP Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
• ENGL410 SP Senior Thesis Tutorial
• ENGL412 SP Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
• ENGL420 SP Student Forum
• ENGL492 SP Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
• GERM264 SP Kafka and Jesus
• RUSS254 SP Murder and Adultery: The French and Russian Novel

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