Department of English

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undergraduate Courses

spring 1995

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Course Grouping | English Major Requirement | Course Number

Intermediate Level Courses

Medieval English Literature

ENGL 020.001

Siegfried Wenzel

TR 12-1:30

Shakespeare Tragedies

ENGL 037.001

Susan Iwanisziw

MWF 10

Eighteenth-Century British Fiction

ENGL 045.001

George Justice

MWF 12

Major English Romantic Poets

ENGL 050.001

Michael Gamer

TR 3-4:30

20th Century British Novel

ENGL 065.001

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 9-10:30

Modern Drama: Ibsen - WWI

ENGL 076.401

Cary Mazer

TR 12-1:30

Topics in Theatre History

ENGL 078.401

also offered as: Theatre Arts 140

Cary Mazer

TR 10:30-12

African-American Literature

ENGL 081.401

Farah Jasmine Griffin

TR 10:30-12

American Literature 1870-1900

ENGL 083.401

Gregg Camfield

TR 9-10:30

Modern American Literature After 1945

ENGL 085.401

Rita Barnard

TR 3-4:30

Modern American Literature

ENGL 085.601

David Lawrence

MW 5-6:15

Modern American Poetry

ENGL 088.401

Al Filreis

TR 1:30-3

Contemporary American Literature by Women of Color: The Intersection Between Race and Gender

ENGL 090.401

Ines Salazar

MW 3-4:30

Film and Literature

ENGL 092.401

Jeanne Allen

TR 3-4:30

Literature and the Idea of the University

ENGL 093.001

Robert Lucid

TR 1:30-3

Major British Novel 1660-Present

ENGL 203.001

Dan Bivona

TR 10:30-12

Topics in 19th Century Novel: Family Values and Victorian Fictions

ENGL 255.301

Nina Auerbach

TR 12-1:30

Topics in Modern British Literature

ENGL 261.301

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 12-1:30

History of Books and Printing, 1800-1950

ENGL 298.401

Daniel Traister

TR 1:30-3

Creative Writing Seminars

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.301

Diana Cavallo

M 2-5

Poetry Writing Workshop

ENGL 113.301

Bob Perelman

M 2-5

Playwriting

ENGL 114.401

Marc Lapadula

W 3-6

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Kristin Hunter Lattany

R 2-5

Advanced Fiction Workshop

ENGL 115.601

Diana Cavallo

M 6-8:40

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.301

Marc Lapadula

M 3-6

Intermediate Expository Writing

ENGL 125.302

Greg Djanikian

TR 3-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

Greg Djanikian

TR 9-10:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.601

Carlin Romano

W 2-5

Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor

Paleography

ENGL 500.301

Siegfried Wenzel

T 3-6

The History, Use, and Theory of the English Language

ENGL 504.301

A. Matonis

M 3-6

Classical and Biblical Traditions in English Poetry

ENGL 531.301

Rivkah Zim

T 9-12

Jacobean Drama

ENGL 534.301

Robert Yongue Turner

F 9-12

Spectacles of Punished Women

ENGL 556.001

Nina Auerbach

R 3-6

The British Novel, 1800-1850

ENGL 563.301

Dan Bivona

R 12-3

African-American and Chicana Feminism

ENGL 569.401

Ines Salazar

W 9-12

South African Literature

ENGL 572.301

Rita Barnard

R 9-12

Issues in the Literature of New England

ENGL 582.301

Elisa New

T 9-12

Gender Reconstruction: American Manhood and Womanhood after the Civil-War

ENGL 583.301

Nancy Bentley

M 12-3

William Carlos Williams in Context

ENGL 591.301

Bob Perelman

W 3-6

College Of General Studies

19th Century British Novel

ENGL 055.601

Dan Bivona

R 6:30-9:10

20th Century British Literature

ENGL 061.601

Martin Orzeck

W 6:30-9:10

American Literature 1900-1945

ENGL 084.601

Eric Wertheimer

TR 5-6:15

Major British Novel 1660-Present

ENGL 203.601

Toni Bowers

M 6:30-9:10

Topics in Modernism: Joyce, Beckett, Kafka

ENGL 210.601

Mark Harman

W 4:30-7:10

American Musical Theatre

ENGL 271.601

also offered as: THAR 275.601

David Fox

M 4:30-7:10

Autiography and Fiction: Literary Uses of the Self

ENGL 276.601

Irma Spritz Lustig

T 4:30-7:10

A Cultural History of the Sixties

ENGL 285.601

also offered as: COML 248.602

Paula Geyh

R 6-9:10

Topics in Women and Literature: Imagining Women, 1905-1945

ENGL 290.601

Nancy Shawcross

T 4:30-7:10

Advanced Nonfiction Workshop

ENGL 445.601

Cathy Crimmins

T 6:30-9:10

Mapping the Post Modern: Literature in the Information Age

ENGL 484.601

Paula Geyh

T 6:30-9:10

Witness to Violence: Women and the Holocaust

ENGL 493.601

Ann Cubilie

W 6:30-9:10

General Honors English Courses

Special Topics: Shakespeare

ENGL 337.301

Phyllis Rackin

T 3-6

Freshman Seminars

Topics in Literature: Poetry and Poetics, Past and Present

ENGL 016.301

Robert Regan

MWF 10

American Literature to 1870

ENGL 082.001

Elisa New

TR 1:30-3

College Requirement Courses

Introduction to Literary Study

ENGL 100.001

Nancy Bentley

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.001

Robert Yongue Turner

MWF 1

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.601

Larry Robbins

W 4:30-7:10

The Short Story: Gender, Class, and Power in African American Short Fiction

ENGL 103.001

Herman Beavers

MWF 11

The Short Story

ENGL 103.601

Lark Hall

M 6:30-9:10

The Twentieth Century

ENGL 104.001

James English

TR 3-4:30

Intermediate Expository Writing

ENGL 125.301

Deborah Rossen-Knill

MWF 1

Core Courses

Introduction to American Literature

ENGL 200.601

Lisa Myers

T 6:30-9:10

Introduction to American Literature

ENGL 200.001

Lark Hall

TR 12-1:30

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 201.301

Zell Kravinsky

TR 9-10:30

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 201.302

David Boyd

MWF 11

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 201.303

Noam Flinker

M 2-5

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 201.304

Noam Flinker

T 2-5

Major British Poets 1660-1925

ENGL 202.203

Robert Regan

MWF 11

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 202.301

Alice van Buren Kelley

TR 9-10:30

From Classicism to the Victorians: Men And Women Poets Of The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Century

ENGL 202.302

Stuart Curran

TR 10:30-12

Romanticism and Modernism

ENGL 202.304

David Lawrence

MWF 2

Literary Theory

ENGL 204.001

Eric Cheyfitz

TR 10:30-12

Upper Level Seminars

Renaissance Poetry: English Poetry Of The Sixteenth And Seventeenth Centuries

ENGL 231.301

Rivkah Zim

TR 1:30-3

Shakespeare, Clothes and Identity

ENGL 235.301

Peter Stallybrass

TR 9-10:30

Victorian Poetry

ENGL 251.301

David DeLaura

TR 1:30-3

Modern British Literature: Anglophone Literature in a Diaspora

ENGL 265.301

Marian Eide

MWF 11

Topics in the Novel: Strange American Books

ENGL 275.301

Gregg Camfield

TR 12-1:30

Anglophone African Literature

ENGL 280.401

Ode Ogede

W 2-5

Topics in African-American Literature: Venus Rising: Fiction, Criticism and Theory by Black Women

ENGL 281.401

Farah Jasmine Griffin

TR 3-4:30

Topics in African-American Literature: Black Literature and the Spirit

ENGL 281.402

Kristin Hunter Lattany

TR 10:30-12

Topics in 19th Century American Literature

ENGL 283.401

Robert Regan

MWF 2

Topics in Contemporary American Literature

ENGL 285.301

Wendy Steiner

TR 1:30-3

Postwarness: 1919-1929; 1945-1970

ENGL 285.302

Robert Lucid

TR 3-4:30

Topics in Modern American Poetry

ENGL 288.401

Lisa Myers

MWF 10

Screening Gender: Women and Film

ENGL 291.301

Ann Cubilie

MW 3-4:30

Sex, Violence, Law, and the Gothic

ENGL 345.301

Michael Gamer

TR 10:30-12

Seminars

Electronic Literary Study: A Pro-Seminar

ENGL 205.301

Stuart Curran

TR 1:30-3

Junior Honors Seminar

ENGL 309.301

James English

TR 1:30-3