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Academic Year 2004/2005
English - Courses Currently Offered by Course ID (CID)
ENGL116 FA
Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times
ENGL117 FA
King Lear and The Tempest: The Worlds of Tragedy and Romance
ENGL118 FA
Writing About Race in the Post-Civil Rights Era
ENGL130 FA
The English Essay
ENGL142 FA
Storyfirst Online
ENGL151 FA
Intro to Poetic Technique
ENGL162 FA
Writing Creative Nonfiction
ENGL168 FA
Advanced Fiction Workshop
ENGL173 FA
Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
ENGL186 FA
Recent American Fiction
ENGL195 FA
Readings in American Drama
ENGL201 FA
The Study of Literature
ENGL203 FA
American Literature from the Colonial Period to the Civil War
ENGL206 FA
Techniques of Fiction
ENGL208 FA
Enlightenment to Modernism: British Literature, 1750-1930
ENGL222 FA
Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
ENGL237 FA
More Plays in Pairs
ENGL243 FA
Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
ENGL265 FA
Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
ENGL279 FA
Chicano/a Transnationalisms
ENGL282 FA
Feminist Theory
ENGL286 FA
The English Language: History, Structure, Politics
ENGL290 FA
Psychoanalysis and Race: Studies in Latino/a and African American Literatures
ENGL303 FA
Family Biography
ENGL308 FA
The Culture of the Quixote
ENGL330 FA
American Modernism
ENGL331 FA
Singers of Tales: Poetry and Orality in Medieval England
ENGL343 FA
Making History in the Contemporary American Novel
ENGL346 FA
The Novel and Portraiture
ENGL355 FA
Theory of Literary Genres
ENGL356 FA
Literature and the Life Cycle
ENGL357 FA
Human Rights, Literature, Theory
ENGL358 FA
The Transatlantic Eighteenth Century: City, Country, Colony
ENGL359 FA
The Conversational Eighteenth Century
ENGL401 FA
Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
ENGL409 FA
Senior Thesis Tutorial
ENGL411 FA
Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
ENGL465 FA
Education in the Field
ENGL491 FA
Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
ENGL501 FA
Individual Tutorial, Graduate
ENGL511 FA
Group Tutorial, Graduate
ENGL108 SP
American Idols: Blackness and the Culture of Celebrity
ENGL119 SP
Food, Drugs, and Enlightenment
ENGL130 SP
The English Essay
ENGL152 SP
Personalizing History
ENGL153 SP
Telling and Storytelling: An Introduction to Writing Creative Non-Fiction
ENGL163 SP
Distinguished Writers/New Voices
ENGL165 SP
Advanced Poetry Workshop
ENGL166 SP
Beginning Poetry Workshop
ENGL167 SP
Intermediate Fiction Workshop
ENGL201 SP
The Study of Literature
ENGL204 SP
American Literature 1865-1945
ENGL205 SP
Shakespeare
ENGL207 SP
Chaucer
ENGL213 SP
Introduction to Western Drama
ENGL214 SP
The Many Benjamin Franklins
ENGL215 SP
Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
ENGL216 SP
Readings in the Novel
ENGL218 SP
The Uses of Fantasy: Reading the 20th Century Fiction from a Writer's Perspective
ENGL226 SP
The 1790s: British Literature and Culture
ENGL230 SP
Harlem Renaissance
ENGL231 SP
Gothic Fiction
ENGL252 SP
The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
ENGL254 SP
Shakespeare on Film
ENGL258 SP
20th-Century Poetry
ENGL262 SP
Victorian Poetry
ENGL273 SP
South Asian Writing in Diaspora
ENGL284 SP
Aesthetics and Politics in Latino/a Literature
ENGL291 SP
Law, Race & Literature: An Introduction to Critical Race Theory
ENGL298 SP
Queer Theory
ENGL299 SP
Asian Diaspora in the Americas
ENGL302 SP
Nature, Ideology, and Literary Form
ENGL304 SP
Transnatinal American Studies: A Queer Bent
ENGL320 SP
Staging Race in Early Modern England
ENGL321 SP
Violence, Language, and the Novel
ENGL328 SP
British Modernist Literature
ENGL334 SP
Mystic Voices: Visionary Experience in the Middle Ages
ENGL338 SP
American Literatures and the Powers of Culture
ENGL353 SP
The Mark of Zora: Rereading Hurston's Literary Legacy
ENGL360 SP
Questions of Queer Travel
ENGL361 SP
The Novel and the New World
ENGL402 SP
Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate
ENGL410 SP
Senior Thesis Tutorial
ENGL412 SP
Group Tutorial, Undergraduate
ENGL420 SP
Student Forum
ENGL492 SP
Teaching Apprentice Tutorial
Last Updated on MAR-21-2005
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