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fall 2002
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Mourning and Sexuality in the English Elegy
ENGL 549.301
Max Cavitch
M 12-3:00
Gothic Novels and National Tales
ENGL 550.640
Michael Gamer
T 6-8:40
Spectacular Victorian Suffering
ENGL 556.301
Nina Auerbach
T 3-6:00
Empire and the Transnational Turn in the Study of U.S. Culture
ENGL 558.301
Amy Kaplan
R 9-12:00
Literary Theory
ENGL 571.401
Caroline Weber
T 1-4
J.M. Coetzee
ENGL 586.401
Rita Barnard
W 9-12:00
Modern and Contemporary American Poetry
ENGL 589.301
Al Filreis
W 9-12:00
Modernism and the Question of Beauty
ENGL 591.301
Wendy Steiner
W 12-3
Proseminar
ENGL 600.301
Stuart Curran, Sean Keilen
T 9-12
Premodern Rhetorics
ENGL 707.401
Rita Copeland
W 1-4
Renaissance Prose
ENGL 731.301
Rebecca Bushnell
R 9-12:00
Reading, Writing, and Printing in Early Modern England and America
ENGL 736.301
Peter Stallybrass
M 12-3:00
Joyce
ENGL 768.301
Vicki Mahaffey
R 12-3 PM
Globalization
ENGL 774.301
James English
w 3-6
A Love Supreme: The Literatures of Jazz
ENGL 797.401
Herman Beavers
T 12-3