English Department - University Of Pennsylvania

Undergraduate Fall 1995 Courses
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Freshman Seminar
015.301	Freshman Seminar Kelley TR 9-10:30
016.301	Moby-Dick Cohen TR 3-4:30
016.302	The Literature of Journey & Exile Albertine TR 1:30-3
Intermediate Level Courses
025.001	Chaucer Wenzel TR 12-1:30
037.001	Shakespeare: Tragedies Saegar TR 3-4:30
041.001	Age of Pope Korshin MW 3-4:30
055.001	Victorian Novel Auerbach Tr 12-1:30
077.401	Modern Drama, WWI-Present Shepherd Barr MW 3-4:30
078.401	Theatre History Mazer TR 10:30-12
079.001	History of the English Language Surber MWF 1
079.001	History of the English Language Surber MWF 1
081.401	Commentary and Persuasion in African American Literature Beavers MWF 10
083.001	American Literature: 1870-1900 Phillips MWF 2-3
084.401	Modern American Literature 1900-1945 Eide TR 3-4:30
085.401	Literature before and since the TV Age: American Fictions, 1920-1994 Wertheimer TR 10:30-12
089.401	The Rise of the American Domestic Novel, 1750-1850 Levin TR 1:30-3
090.401	Contemporary American Women Writers Griffin TR 12-1:30
091.001	Film Narrative Saper TR 1:30-3
General Requirements
100.001	Introduction to Literary Study Cheyfitz TR 12-1:30
101.001	Shakespeare Quilligan TR 1:30-3
102.401	Madness & Literature Korshin MWF 1
104.001	The Twentieth Century Barnard MWF 12
Core Courses
200.001	Introduction to American Literature New MWF 10
200.002	Introduction to American Literature Albertine TR 10:30-12
201.301	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Turner MWF 1
201.302	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Boyd TR 9-10:30
201.303	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Bushnell TR 12-1:30
201.304	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Surber MWF 11
202.301	Inventing British Literature, 1700-1900 Gamer TR 3-4:30
202.302	Major British Poets (Part 2) Regan MWF 10
202.303	Romanticism to Modernism: Repressed Revolution to Liberated Aesthetics Perelman TR 10:30-12
202.304	Major British Poets (Part 2) Myers MWF 2
203.001	The British Novel Lefkovitz MWF 12-1
203.002	The British Novel 1660-present O'Connor TR 1:30-3
204.301	Literary Theory Rave R 2-5
205.401	Electronic Literary Seminar Curran TR 3-4:30
General Honors English Courses
335.301	Introduction to Shakespeare Rackin TR 12-1:30
375.301	Topics in the Novel: Strange American Books Camfield TR 3-4:30
Advanced Seminars
220.301	Topics in Medieval Lit Boyd TR 10:30-12
233.301	Renaissance Drama Turner MWF 2
235.301	Topics in Shakespeare: Shakespeare and the Shaping of Identity Parolin MWF 12
255.301	The Human Body and the Nineteenth-Century Novel O'Connor TR 9-10:30
265.301	Postcolonial British Novel Espey TR 10:30-12
280.401	Anglophone African Literature Ogede MW 3-4:30
281.401	African- & Jewish-American Literature Beavers, New MWF 1
284.401	Edith Wharton & Willa Cather L. Hall TR 12-1:30
285.401	The American 1950s Filreis TR 1:30-3
288.401	American Poetry From The 50's On Perelman TR 9-10:30
289.401	The American South Regan MW 3-4:30
290.401	Contemporary U.S. Latina Writers Salazar
290.402	Feminist Fairy Tales Mahaffey TR 3-4:30 Cancelled
291.301	Film and Criticism Slavitt TR 9-10:30
292.301	Topics in Film & Literature Saper TR 10:30-12
293.301	The Literature of Social Vision and Social Action Cheyfitz, Griffin TR 9-10:30
293.302	The Literary Imagination and the Idea of the University Lucid TR 1:30-3
Creative Writing Seminars
112.301	Fiction Workshop Cary R 2-5
113.301	Poetry Writing Workshop Djanikian T 2-5
114.401	Playwriting Workshop Lapadula M 2-5
115.301	Advanced Fiction Workshop Cavallo M 2-5
116.301	Screenwriting Lapadula T 3-6
125.301	Writing the Essay Rile F 2-5
135.301	Nonfiction Workshop Dibartolomeo TR 1:30-3
135.302	Writing Advisors Section Kuriloff MW 3-4:30
145.301	Advanced Nonfiction Workshop Crimmins W 3-6
Cross-Listed Courses
401.401	Teaching American Studies Conn MW 2-4:00
College Of General Studies
050.601	Romantic Poetry Grove TR 5-6:15
061.601	Modern British Literature Miller MW 5-6:15
088.601	Modern American Poetry Myers T 4:30-7:10
201.601	Major British Writers, 1350-1660 Iwanisziw M 4:30-7:10
265.601	Topics in the Modern British Novel: James Joyce Potok R 4:30-7:10
289.601	Domestic Spaces, Distant Places Bivona T 6:30-9:10
489.601	Writing the American West Traister W 6:30-9:10
491.601	The New American Cinema Shorr W 6:30-9:10
498.601	Vision and Revision: The Writer at Work Lustig T 4:30-6:30
Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor
505.401	Electronic Literary Study Curran TR 3-4:30
511.301	Fiction Writing Slavitt T 12-3
512.301	Craft of Poetry Djanikian W 12-3
525.301	Chaucer: Texts and Contexts Wenzel R 3-6
550.301	Gothicism and Romanticism Gamer TR 12-3
569.401	Chicano Studies Salazar R 9-12
570.401	African-American Autobiography Baker R 12-3
571.401	Basic Issues in Literary Theory English W 3-6
576.301	English Poetry and Poetics: Gray and Wordsworth to Yeats and T. S. Eliot DeLaura M 12-3
583.301	The Comic Tradition in 19th Century American Literature Camfield T 12-3
590.401	Historiography of Books Traister, Ryan W 3-6
591.401	American Modernism Barnard T 9-12
592.401	Feminist Mythstories Mahaffey W 12-3