Department of English
WH Wharton Core Cross-Cultural Perspective: Non-US
https://courses.upenn.edu/?course_attributes=course_attributes_WUCN
2025
fall
ENGL0070.001 - Literature and Medicine - Heather K. Love, Dagmawi Woubshet MW 3:30-4:44pm
ENGL0519.402 - Borders in South Asia: Literature, Culture, Resistance - Sara Kazmi Tuesday 10:15am-1:14pm
ENGL1010.001 - Introduction to Old English Language and Literature - Emily Steiner MW 3:30-4:44pm
ENGL1040.401 - Jane Austen Remix - Barri Joyce Gold TR 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL1045.001 - Romantic and Victorian Poetry - Chris Chan TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Department Staff Monday 1:45-4:44pm
ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study: Close Reading Global Fiction and Film - Department Staff MW 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL1710.001 - The Novel and Other Institutions - Emily Steinlight TR 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman MW 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL2080.401 - Representations of the Holocaust - Al Filreis TR 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL2420.401 - British Cinema: Film, Television, and Transatlantic Screen Culture - James English TR 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL2933.401 - Japanese Cinema - Julia Alekseyeva MW 10:15-11:44am
ENGL2953.401 - Digital Infrastructures & Platforms - Rahul Mukherjee MW 10:15-11:44am
summer
ENGL0039.910 - Narrative Across Cultures - Department Staff TR 5:15pm-7:14pm (5/27 to 7/2)
ENGL1179.920 - World Literature - Department Staff M 7pm-9pm (7/3 to 8/8)
ENGL1600.950 - Cultures of The Book - Whitney Trettien
ENGL1899.950 - The London Theatre Experience - Peter Decherney
spring
ENGL0010.001 - Introduction to Shakespeare - Zachary Lesser MW 10:15-11:44am
ENGL0022.601 - Study of a Theme: Life Writing - Batsheva Ben-Amos Wednesday 5:15-8:14pm
ENGL0300.301 - Medieval Worlds (First Year Seminar) - Emily Steiner TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff MW 12pm-1:29pm
ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace MW 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL0590.401 - Arts of Abolition and Liberation - Julia Alekseyeva, Chi-ming Yang Monday 10:15am-1:14pm
ENGL1009.401 - Classical Traditions - Department Staff TR 12pm-1:29pm
ENGL1820.301 - 18th-Century British Poetry - Chi-ming Yang MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL1875.401 - Theatre, History, Culture II: Romantics, Realists and Revolutionaries - Department Staff TR 3:30pm-4:59pm
ENGL2879.401 - Acting Shakespeare - Sarah Doherty MW 12-1:29pm
2024
fall
ENGL0022.601 - Representing the Global Village - Department Staff TBA
ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ania Loomba MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL0519.401 - Partition and the Making of South Asia - Suvir Kaul Thursday 12-2:59pm
ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Department Staff TBA
ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León MW 5:15-6:44pm
ENGL1740.401 - Woolf and Eliot in Dialogue - Jean-Michel Rabaté TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman MW 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL2000.401 - Epic Tradition: Dido through the Ages - Rita Copeland TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL2041.301 - Romantic Book, Romantic Media - Michael Gamer MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL2933.401 - Japanese Cinema - Julia Alekseyeva Monday 3:30-6:29pm
ENGL3120.401 - The Translation of Poetry/ The Poetry of Translation - Taije Silverman TR 3:30-5:00pm
summer
ENGL1179.910 - World Literature - Department Staff Monday 7:00-9:00pm
ENGL1900.910 - World Film History to 1945 - Hugo Salas MW 12:00-3:50pm
ENGL1901.920 - World Film History 1945-Present - Department Staff TR 10:15am-1:50pm
spring
ENGL0022.601 - The Global Novel - Avni Sejpal Monday 5:15-8:14pm
ENGL0060.001 - Law and Literature - Nancy Bentley MWF 10:15-11:14am
ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace MW 12:00-1:29pm
ENGL0540.401 - History of Literary Criticism (Literary Theory Ancient to Modern) - Rita Copeland TR 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1040.401 - Jane Austen Remix - Barri Joyce Gold TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL1070.401 - Modernisms and Modernities: Kafka, Joyce, Beckett - Jean-Michel Rabaté TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL1111.001 - Modern Irish Literature - Jed Esty MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL1600.001 - Cultures of the Book - Whitney Trettien MW 10:15-11:44am
ENGL1875.401 - Theatre, History, Culture II: Romantics, Realists and Revolutionaries - Margit Edwards TR 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL1900.401 - World Film History to 1945 - Ian Fleishman MW 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1900.402 - World Film History to 1945 - Hugo Salas TR 3:30-4:59
ENGL1901.401 - World Film History 1945-Present - Julia Alekseyeva MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL1901.402 - World Film History 1945-Present - Sasha Dilan Krugman Thursday 12-2:59pm
ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten TR 5:15-6:44pm
ENGL2420.401 - British Cinema: Film, Television, and Transatlantic Screen Culture - James English TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL2879.401 - Acting Shakespeare - Jennifer Thompson TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL2953.401 - Digital Infrastructures & Platforms - Rahul Mukherjee Thursday 3:30-6:29pm
2023
fall
ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ania Loomba MW 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff MW 12pm-1:29pm
ENGL0590.401 - Cinema and Politics - Rita Barnard MW 10:15-11:44am
ENGL0590.402 - Cinema and Politics - Rita Barnard TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL1009.401 - Classical Traditions - Department Staff TR 1:45pm-3:14pm
ENGL1021.401 - Shakespeare in Love - Becky S. Friedman MW 5:15-6:44pm
ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León MW 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1295.401 - Italian History on the Table - Eva Del Soldato MW 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1400.401 - Introduction to Literary Theory: Ideology - David L. Eng Tuesday 12-2:59pm
ENGL1425.401 - Freud's Objects - Liliane Weissberg MW 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL1710.001 - The Novel and Other Institutions - Emily Steinlight TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL1820.301 - 18th-Century British Poetry - Chi-ming Yang TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL1900.401 - World Film History to 1945 - Chenshu Zhou MW 1:45-3:14
ENGL1900.402 - World Film History to 1945 - Hugo Salas TR 3:30-4:59pm
ENGL1901.401 - World Film History 1945-present - Meta Mazaj TR 12-1:29pm
ENGL1901.601 - World Film History 1945-Present - Sasha Dilan Krugman Monday 5:15-8:14pm
ENGL2000.401 - Epic Tradition - Rita Copeland TR 10:15-11:44am
ENGL2080.401 - Representations of the Holocaust - Al Filreis TR 1:45-3:14pm
ENGL2275.401 - The Chinese Body and Spatial Consumption in Chinatown - Ken Lum Tuesday 1:45-4:44pm
ENGL2934.401 - Cinema and Socialism - Julia Alekseyeva T 12:00-2:59pm
summer
ENGL1179.910 - World Literature - Akhil Puthiyadath Veetil Monday 7-8:59pm
ENGL1900.910 - World Film History to 1945 - Joseph Coppola MW 12-3:50pm
ENGL1901.920 - World Film History 1945-Present - Anat Dan TR 10:15-1:49