English Department - University Of Pennsylvania

Undergraduate Spring 2003 Courses
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Freshman Seminar
016.301	Books That Make You Cry Snead TR 3-4:30
Intermediate Level Courses
020.301	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Riebling MWF 1
020.302	Major British Writers 1350-1660 A. Hall TR 12-1:30
020.303	Major British Writers 1350-1660 Kintzele TR 3-4:30
040.301	Major British Poets 1660-Present S. Stewart TR 10:30-12
040.302	Major British Poets 1660-Present Webster F 2-5:00
040.303	Major British Poets 1660-Present A. Hall TR 3-4:30
045.001	The 18th Century English Novel Korshin MWF 2
055.001	19th Century British Novel Auerbach TR 12-1:30
060.001	Major British Novel 1660-1914 Thompson TR 9-10:30
060.002	Major British Novel 1660-1914 Thompson TR 3-4:30
061.001	20th Century British Literature Braddock TR 12-1:30
065.001	20th Century British Novel English TR 1:30-3
078.401	Topics in Theatre History Mazer TR 12-1:30
080.001	Introduction to American Literature Kaplan TR 9-10:30
081.401	Introduction to African-American Literature Fausti TR 3-4:30
082.001	American Literature to 1870 D. Stewart MW 3-4:30
084.001	Intimacy and Distance: William Faulkner, Zora Neale Hurston, Eudora Welty, and Richard Wright Beavers MWF 1
088.001	Modern & Contemporary American Poetry Filreis TR 1:30-3
090.401	Women and Literature: Contemporary Women Writers Barnard TR 9-10:30
092.401	Reading Film Katz TR 3-4:30, Screenings T 5-7:30
093.001	Growing Up Funny-nation and identity in South Asian Writing Loomba TR 9-10:30
General Requirements
100.401	Introduction to Literary Study Cheyfitz TR 12-1:30
101.001	Shakespeare Richetti TR 1:30-3
103.401	Narratives Across Cultures Allen TR 10:30-12
104.401	The Twentieth Century Braddock TR 3-4:30
General Honors English Courses
330.401	Ovid and the Consequences Keilen, Butler TR 10:30-12
360.301	A Modernist Tour of the Mediterranean Espey TR 3-4:30
383.301	Topics 19th Century American Authors: Dayan R 1:30-4:30
390.401	Women and Memory Potok T 1:30-4:30
393.401	Topics in Literature and Society Clarke T 1:30-4:30
Research and Upper Level Seminars
204.401	Literary Theory Rabaté TR 12-1:30
210.401	Topics in Modernism Braddock
220.401	Medieval Epic and Romance Copeland
235.301	Shakespeare's Women Riebling MW 3-4:30
241.301	Topics in 18th Century Literature Kaul TR 9-10:30
255.401	Spectacles of Punished Women Auerbach TR 3-4:30
260.301	Narrative & the Representation of Cultural Difference Krishnan TR 1:30-3
261.401	Contemporary British Cinema English TR 10:30-12 Screenings W 4:30-6:30
270.301	Poetry and Poetics Curran TR 1:30-3
271.401	Topics in Drama Mazer TR 3-4:30
272.401	Cookbook Pornography, Assimilation and the Immigrant Story: Challenging Asian American Literary Conventions Chang TR 1:30-3
281.401	Constituting Blackness: The Making of a Canon of 20th Century Afro-American Literature Awkward TR 10:30-12
281.402	Topics in African American Literature Beavers MW 3-4:30
282.301	American Poetry Cavitch TR 9-10:30
283.301	Feeling and Society in American Fiction Bentley MW 3-4:30
285.301	Writers House Fellows Seminar: Contemporary American Writing Filreis M 2-5:00
286.301	Native American Writing Before 1968 Rifkin TR 3-4:30
289.301	Mourning and Memory Kaplan TR 12-1:30
290.401	Topics in Women and Literature Thompson TR 1:30-3
290.402	History & Memory in Black Women's Writings Fausti TR 12-1:30
290.403	Feminist Fairy Tales Mahaffey TR 3-4:30
292.401	American Independent Film Katz TR 12-1:30 Screenings T 5-7:30
293.301	Engendering the Nation Loomba TR 12-1:30
297.401	The History of Print Culture: In Early Modern Europe and America Stallybrass, Chartier M 2-5:00
English Honors Program
310.301	Literary Authority and the Holocaust Mahaffey TR 12-1:30
311.301	The Honors Program Cavitch T 1:30-4:30
Creative Writing Seminars
010.301	Poetry Schultz TR 10:30-12:00
010.302	Creative Writing Devaney W 2-5:00
112.301	Fiction Writing Workshop Dibartolomeo R 1:30-4:30
114.401	Playwriting Graham M 2-5:00
115.301	Advanced Fiction Writing M. Apple T 1:30-4:30
115.302	Advanced Fiction Writing McKinney-Whetstone F 2-5:00
116.301	Screenwriting Lapadula M 2-5:00
116.302	Screenwriting Lapadula M 11-2
118.301	Advanced Poetry Writing Djanikian T 1:30-4:30
135.301	Creative Non-Fiction Workshop Strauss M 2-5:00
135.302	Creative Non-Fiction Writing Rile T 1:30-4:30
145.301	Advanced Non-Fiction Writing Hendrickson T 1:30-4:30
145.302	Advanced Non-Fiction Writing Polman M 2-5:00
155.301	Documentary Writing Hendrickson W 2-5:00
Cross-Listed Courses
073.401	The English Bible Kraft TR 10:30-12
231.401	Dante's Divine Comedy Brownlee TR 10:30-12
284.401	American Modern Dance in the Twentieth Century Kant W 3-6:00
287.401	Modern Jewish Film & Literature: Childhood & Memory Gold TR 1:30-3
291.401	Asian American and Films Sadashige TR 12-1:30, Screenings M 3:30-5:30
294.401	Multinarratives and Alternative World Films Perlmutter M 2-5:00 Screenings W 2-3:30
College Of General Studies
020.601	Major British Writers Lin T 5:30-8:30
060.601	The Major British Novel 1660-1914 Shawcross M 5:30-8:30
101.601	Shakespeare Robbins W 5:30-8:30
103.601	The Short Story Ricketts M 4:30-7:30
104.601	The Twentieth Century M. Hart T 5:30-8:30
135.601	Creative Non-Fiction Writing Watterson T 5:30-8:40
271.601	Transgressive Performance: Theatre that Questions Gender, Sexual Identity, and Sexuality Fox TR 5-6:30
276.601	Autobiography & Fiction Ross T 5:30-8:40
286.601	Topics in American Literature Casciato W 6-9:10
292.601	Desiring Heroines: Women in Gothic Fiction and Film Shapple R 5:30-8:30
Master of Liberal Arts
410.640	Literary Approaches to the Holocaust Mahaffey R 5:30-8:40
412.640	Fiction Writing Workshop Dibartolomeo T 5:30-8:30
471.640	Greenwich Village and the Two American Avant Gardes Schlatter M 5:30-8:40
493.640	Evolutionary Fictions Schilling R 5:30-8:30
Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor
531.401	Renaissance Gothic de Grazia, Keilen T 3-6:00
540.401	Swift and his Circle Korshin W 9-12:00
572.401	Africa & the African Diaspora Clarke, Zuberi R 1:30-4:20
598.301	The Ode S. Stewart T 12-3:00