English Department - University Of Pennsylvania

Undergraduate Fall 1994 Courses
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Freshman Seminar
015.302	Freshmen Seminar Bentley TR 10:30-12
016.301	Dialogue and Revision in African American Beavers TR 10:30-12
016.302	Sex, Violence, and Women in Medieval Culture Boyd TR 9-10:30
016.303	Moby-Dick Cohen TR 1:30-3
119.301	Writing for Children Hunter-Lattany R 2-5
Intermediate Level Courses
025.001	Chaucer Wenzel TR 12-1:30
030.001	Intro to English Renaissance Studies Bushnell TR 10:30-12
036.001	Shakespeare's Histories and Romantic Comedies Turner MWF 1
041.001	The Age of Pope Richetti TR 1:30-3
045.001	The 18th-Century Novel Bowers TR 3-4:30
050.001	Romantic Poets Curran TR 1:30-3
055.001	19th Century British Novel Auerbach TR 5-6:30
055.401	The 19th Century British Novel Bernheimer TR 10:30-12
065.001	The 20th Century British Novel Orzeck MWF 1
077.401	Modern Drama WWI-Present L. Hart TR 3-4:30
082.001	American Literature to 1870 Phillips MWF 1
083.001	American Literature 1870-1900 Bentley TR 1:30-3
084.001	Modern American Literature 1900-1945 Barnard TR 3-4:30
085.001	American Literature after 1945 Griffin MWF 10
085.002	American Literature after 1945: Cultural Critique Labov MWF 2
088.001	American Poetry Erkkila TR 10:30-12
089.001	American Fiction Geyh TR 12-1:30
092.001	Film and Literature: Film/Television Analysis and Cultural Studies Allen MW 3-4:30
095.001	Introduction to Cultural Studies Stallybrass MW 3-4:30
100.001	Introduction to Literary Study Cheyfitz MWF 10
General Requirements
100.001	Introduction to Literary Study Cheyfitz MWF 10
101.001	Shakespeare Quilligan TR 1:30-3
103.001	The Short Story: Contemporary Afro-American & Chicano Short Fiction Salazar TR 12-1:30
103.601	The Short Story Regan M 4:30-7:10
104.001	The Twentieth Century W. Steiner TR 10:30-12
Core Courses
200.001	Introduction to American Literature L. Hall TR 12-1:30
200.002	Introduction to American Literature Camfield MWF 11
200.002	Introduction to American Literature Camfield MWF 11
201.301	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Turner MWF 2
201.302	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Surber TR 10:30-12
201.303	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Kravinsky TR 3-4:30
201.304	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Iwanisziw TR 1:30-3
202.301	Major British Poetry 1660-Present Gamer MWF 1
202.302	Major British Poetry 1660-Present Kelley TR 9-10:30
202.303	Major British Poetry 1660-Present Orzeck TR 1:30-3
202.304	Major British Poetry 1660-Present Regan MWF 11
202.601	Major British Poetry 1660-Present Lawrence TR 5:00-6:15
203.001	Major British Novel 1660-Present Bivona TR 9-10:30
204.001	Literary Theory Rabate TR 12-1:30
General Honors English Courses
335.301	Introduction To Shakespeare Rackin TR 12-1:30
384.301	American Lit., 1900-1945: The Modernist Canon and its Making Barnard TR 10:30-12
Advanced Seminars
250.301	Topics in Romantic Poetry Curran TR 10:30-12
275.301	Topics in the Novel: Adventure Fiction Bivona MWF 10 Cancelled
401.401	Teaching American Studies Conn MW 2-4
Research and Upper Level Seminars
220.301	Topics in Medieval Lit.: Medieval Poetry Surber TR 1:30-3
236.401	Stage-Centered Approaches to Shakespeare Mazer TR 10:30-12
250.301	Topics in Romantic Poetry: Romantic Ruins and Inventing a National Literature Gamer MWF 11
265.301	The Postcolonial British Novel English TR 3-4:30
271.401	Sexuality on Stage L. Hart TR 12-1:30
282.301	Early American Literature: American Literature and Ideology from Jamestown to the Civil War Cheyfitz MWF 12-1
283.301	Topics in Nineteenth-Century American Literature: Gender Reconstruction--Manhood and Womanhood after the Civil War Bentley TR 10:30-12
284.301	James T. Farrell: A Case Study in Twentieth-Century American Literary Trends and Contemporary Research Techniques Shawcross TR 1:30-3
285.301	Literature in the TV Age: American Fictions, 1945-1994 Wertheimer W 2-5
285.302	The Expatriate American Community in Paris after WWI Lucid TR 3-4:30
285.303	The Post-War Family in American Literature Perelman MWF 1
286.301	Topics in American Literature: The Comic Tradition in 19th-Century American Literature Camfield MWF 1
288.301	American Poetry From the 1960s On Perelman TR 12-1:30
289.301	Topics in Modern American Fiction: The Local Color Movement Regan MWF 2-3
290.401	Women and Literature: Meditations on History--Black Women Writing & Slavery Griffin MWF 2-3
290.402	Women and Literature: Contemporary U.S. Latina Writers Salazar TR 9-10:30
291.301	Film and Criticism Slavitt TR 10:30-12
293.301	The Literature of the Holocaust Filreis TR 1:30-3
293.302	The Romance W. Steiner TR 3-4:30
English Honors Program
310.301	The Honors Essay English
College Of General Studies
084.601	American Literature 1900-1945 Espey R 4:30-7:15
085.601	American Literature 1945-Present: Post-Modern Women's Writing Eide TR 6:30-7:10
112.601	Fiction Writing Workshop Cavallo M 6-8:40
112.601	Workshop for Fiction Writers Cavallo M 6:00-8:40
271.601	Theatre of the Holocaust Isser TR 5:00-6:15
275.601	Representing Poverty in the Victorian Novel Bivona R 6:30-9:10
288.601	Topics in American Poetry Myers T 6:30-9:10
488.601	Poets & Poetic Voice Burnham R 6:30-9:10
490.601	Unpublished Histories: Women's Lives in Search of an Author Shawcross W 4:30-7:10
490.601	Duty, Labor and Power: Women in Traditional Women's Novels Burnham R 6:30-9:10
493.601	Bang! Tales From Physics Traister M 4:30-7:10
Writing Seminars in the English Writing Program
112.301	Fiction Workshop Rile F 2-4
113.301	The Craft of Verse Djanikian T 2-5
115.301	Advanced Fiction Writing Cavallo M 2-5
116.301	Screenwriting Lapadula R 2-5
135.301	Creative Non-Fiction Writing Rossen-Knill T 2-5
135.302	Creative Non-Fiction Workship Djanikian TR 9-
135.302	Creative Non-Fiction Workship Djanikian TR 9-10:30
135.303	Special Section for Writing Advisors Kuriloff TR 1:30-3
145.301	Advanced Non-Fiction Works Crimmins R 1:30-4:30
Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor
507.301	Introduction to Middle English Wenzel R 3-6
511.301	Fiction Writing Linney W 12-3
512.301	Craft of Poetry Slavitt W 12-3
537.401	Renaissance Epic Quilligan R 9-12
543.301	Eighteenth-Century British Fiction Bowers T 9-12
551.401	English Romanticism: The First Generation Curran R 9-12
563.301	Imagining Poverty in the Nineteenth Century Bivona R 12-3
571.401	Literary Criticism Rabate T 3-6
586.301	Postwarness: 1919-1929; 1945-1970 Lucid W 3-6
590.401	Writing and Materiality Stallybrass M 9-12