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spring 2019
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How A Story Works: The Art of Fiction
ENGL 412.640
Eve Eure
M 5:30-8:30
The Site of Memory: A Writing Workshop
ENGL 435.640
Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson
R 5:30-8:30
Reform and Revolt in Medieval English Literature
ENGL 524.301
Emily Steiner
W 2-5:00
Thinking Work
ENGL 571.301
Emily Steinlight
T 9-12:00
Feminist Theory Now
ENGL 590.401
COML 590.401, GSWS 589.401
Melissa E. Sanchez
M 12-3:00
Prison Writing in the USA canceled
ENGL 592.301
Amy Kaplan
R 9-12:00
Contemporary European Cinema
ENGL 592.401
CIMS 592
Timothy Corrigan
R 9-12:00
Approaches To Literary Texts
ENGL 616.401
EALC 715.401, CLST 636.401, EEUR 616.401, ROML 616.401, COML 616.401
Julia Verkholantsev
F 11-2
Becoming Modern
GRMN 657.401
JWST 657.401, COML 657.401
Liliane Weissberg
T 3-5:00
Race, Across Time and Space
ENGL 705.401
COML 606.401
David L. Eng, Ania Loomba
T 12-3:00
Gloss and Commentary
ENGL 715.401
COML 714.401, CLST 610.401
Rita Copeland
M 3-6:00
Racial Enlightenment
ENGL 748.301
Chi-ming Yang
W 3-6:00
Theories of the Black Avant-Garde
ENGL 770.401
AFRC 770.401
Margo Natalie Crawford
R 6-9:00
Queer Method
ENGL 790.401
COML 790.401, GSWS 790.401
Heather K. Love
M 6-9:00
Literary Papers and Beyond: The Archive in Theory & Practice
ENGL 799.301
Jean-Christophe Cloutier
R 12-3:00
6th Floor of Van Pelt Library, Seminar Room 626
Pedagogy
ENGL 800.301
Michael Gamer
W 6-9:00 pm