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Academic Year 2004/2005

English - Courses Not Currently Offered

• ENGL103 FA Responsive Writing
• ENGL106 FA The Theory and Practice of Literacy
• ENGL107 FA The City in American Fiction
• 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
• ENGL113 FA Reading the Third World
• ENGL129 FA Introduction to African American Literature
• ENGL152 FA Personalizing History
• ENGL154 FA Literary Non-Fiction Writing
• ENGL155 FA Forms of LIterary Non-Fiction: Mining Everyday Life in Memoir, Reportage, Opinion and Essay
• ENGL161 FA Lives in Science
• ENGL165 FA Advanced Poetry Workshop
• ENGL170 FA Elements of Fiction Writing
• ENGL174 FA A Playwright's Workshop--Great Experiments in Theater
• ENGL180 FA Arts in America
• ENGL205 FA Shakespeare
• ENGL207 FA Chaucer
• ENGL211 FA The Analysis and Performance of Literature
• ENGL213 FA Introduction to Western Drama
• ENGL215 FA Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State
• ENGL219 FA The Great American Novel
• ENGL223 FA The Literature of Autobiography
• ENGL224 FA Contemporary U.S. Poetry
• ENGL226 FA The 1790s: British Literature and Culture
• ENGL232 FA Plays in Pairs
• ENGL245 FA Reading the Victorians
• ENGL247 FA Narrative and Ideology
• ENGL249 FA Seminar: Asian Americans and Popular Culture
• ENGL252 FA The First Century of the African American Novel, 1853-1953
• ENGL255 FA British Romantic Poetry
• ENGL257 FA Introduction to Asian American Literature
• ENGL258 FA 20th-Century Poetry
• ENGL259 FA American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL260 FA Faulkner and the Thirties
• ENGL262 FA Victorian Poetry
• ENGL264 FA Romanticism in America
• ENGL269 FA Poetry and Insight
• ENGL270 FA Reading Sonic Black Iconography
• ENGL271 FA Contesting Marriage in Early Modern England
• ENGL275 FA Postcolonial Literature
• ENGL277 FA Living on the American Land: Versions of Pastoral in U.S. Literature & Culture
• ENGL278 FA Mark Twain and His Times
• ENGL283 FA Poetry by Women
• ENGL288 FA Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation
• ENGL294 FA Diasporas, Transnationalism and Globalization
• ENGL295 FA Reading Theories
• ENGL298 FA Queer Theory
• ENGL305 FA Black Women Writers
• ENGL307 FA Literature and Politics in Nineteenth Century Britain
• ENGL309 FA Literatures of Our America: The Mexican & Civil Wars
• ENGL311 FA American Epic Fiction
• ENGL314 FA Economies of Value in Victorian Britain
• ENGL316 FA The American Crime Story
• ENGL318 FA Black Feminist Critical Theory
• ENGL321 FA Violence, Language, and the Novel
• ENGL323 FA African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL324 FA Contemporary African American Narratives of Slavery
• ENGL326 FA Queer Kids
• ENGL327 FA The Prose Poem & Other Hybrids
• ENGL328 FA British Modernist Literature
• ENGL335 FA Food and Drugs in the British Enlightenment
• ENGL337 FA Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• ENGL340 FA American Tropics: Literature from the U.S. Colonies - Hawaii, the Philippines and Puerto Rico
• ENGL341 FA Reading Race and Representation
• ENGL342 FA Managing Difference: The Postcolonial and the Premodern
• ENGL350 FA Black American Writers Telling (True) Stories
• ENGL352 FA Plotting Marriage in African American Fiction
• ENGL419 FA Student Forum
• ENGL467 FA Independent Study, Undergraduate
• ENGL103 SP Responsive Writing
• ENGL104 SP Hamlet
• ENGL105 SP Creative Nonfiction
• ENGL106 SP The Theory and Practice of Literacy
• ENGL112 SP The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism
• ENGL114 SP The Literature and Legacy of Oscar Wilde
• ENGL115 SP Literature of London
• 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
• ENGL131 SP Writing About Places
• ENGL154 SP Literary Non-Fiction Writing
• ENGL168 SP Advanced Fiction Workshop
• ENGL169 SP Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENGL170 SP Elements of Fiction Writing
• ENGL172 SP Playwriting
• ENGL173 SP Poetry Writing Workshop: The African American Tradition
• ENGL174 SP A Playwright's Workshop--Great Experiments in Theater
• ENGL180 SP Arts in America
• ENGL186 SP Recent American Fiction
• ENGL195 SP Readings in American Drama
• ENGL206 SP Techniques of Fiction
• ENGL211 SP The Analysis and Performance of Literature
• ENGL219 SP The Great American Novel
• ENGL222 SP Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, and John Wideman
• ENGL223 SP The Literature of Autobiography
• ENGL225 SP The British Enlightenment
• ENGL227 SP Beyond Setting: Place in U.S. Fiction
• ENGL228 SP Latino/a Literature
• ENGL233 SP Ibsen and Shaw
• ENGL237 SP More Plays in Pairs
• ENGL239 SP Western Movies: Myth, Ideology and Genre
• ENGL243 SP Asian American Literature and Its Discontents
• ENGL244 SP Technical Fictions: Machines and the 20th-Century American Novel
• ENGL245 SP Reading the Victorians
• ENGL246 SP Why Theory?
• ENGL247 SP Narrative and Ideology
• ENGL250 SP History of Sex
• ENGL251 SP Epic Tradition
• ENGL253 SP Renaissance Plays and Poems: The Tudor Period
• ENGL255 SP British Romantic Poetry
• ENGL256 SP Poetry & Visual Culture
• ENGL259 SP American Literature and Politics in the 1850s
• ENGL260 SP Faulkner and the Thirties
• ENGL261 SP Aestheticism in Victorian Britain: Art for Art's Sake among the Pre-Raphaelites and the Wilde Circle
• ENGL264 SP Romanticism in America
• ENGL265 SP Domesticity and Gender in Mid-19th-Century American Literature and Culture
• ENGL266 SP 19th-Century American Literature: Hybrid Narratives
• ENGL271 SP Contesting Marriage in Early Modern England
• ENGL272 SP Postcolonial Theory
• ENGL276 SP African American Literary Theory
• ENGL277 SP Living on the American Land: Versions of Pastoral in U.S. Literature & Culture
• ENGL278 SP Mark Twain and His Times
• ENGL283 SP Poetry by Women
• ENGL288 SP Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation
• ENGL290 SP Psychoanalysis and Race: Studies in Latino/a and African American Literatures
• ENGL292 SP Marxism and Criticism
• ENGL293 SP Naipaul, Rushdie, Cesaire
• ENGL294 SP Diasporas, Transnationalism and Globalization
• ENGL295 SP Reading Theories
• ENGL296 SP Readings In Contemporary Theory
• ENGL299 SP Asian-American and Asian Diaspora Cultural Criticism
• ENGL307 SP Literature and Politics in Nineteenth Century Britain
• ENGL309 SP Literatures of Our America: The Mexican & Civil Wars
• ENGL311 SP American Epic Fiction
• ENGL316 SP The American Crime Story
• ENGL322 SP Contemporary American Poetry: Voice & Persona
• ENGL323 SP African American Literature at Mid-Century
• ENGL325 SP American Literature of the Jazz Age
• ENGL326 SP Queer Kids
• ENGL329 SP British Historiographic Fiction
• ENGL332 SP The Fiction of Toni Morrison
• ENGL333 SP American Literature and Culture in the 1950s
• ENGL336 SP African Diaspora Short Story
• ENGL337 SP Selected Caribbean Women Writers
• ENGL341 SP Reading Race and Representation
• ENGL343 SP Making History in the Contemporary American Novel
• ENGL345 SP Black Writers and Myth
• ENGL346 SP The Novel and Portraiture
• ENGL347 SP Fragments
• ENGL349 SP Asian American Woman and Literature
• ENGL351 SP Afro-Latino Literature as African-American Literature
• ENGL354 SP Topics in the Harlem Renaissance
• ENGL466 SP Education in the Field

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