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spring 2004
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Samuel Johnson and His Circle
ENGL 543.301
Paul Korshin
M 3-6
Festive Drama
ENGL 548.401
Roger David Abrahams
T 1-3
Premodern Women Writers
ENGL 553.401
David Wallace
M 3-6
Freud and After
ENGL 571.640
Jean-Michel Rabaté
W 6-8:40
Critical Theory and the Profession: An Introduction to Graduate Study in Literature
ENGL 590.401
Suvir Kaul
R 9-12
The Idea of the Model in Literature and Art
ENGL 591.401
Wendy Steiner
W 9-12
Postcoloniality, Cultural Value
ENGL 595.401
Sanjay Krishnan
T 3-6
Proseminar - Forms of History: Literary Study in Pursuit of the Law
ENGL 601.301
Joan Dayan, Emily Steiner
W 12-3
Medieval Allegory
ENGL 715.401
Rita Copeland, Kevin Brownlee
T 2-5
Reading, Writing, and Printing in Early Modern Europe and America
ENGL 736.401
Peter Stallybrass
M 12-3
Topics in the Novel: National Tales
ENGL 760.301
Michael Gamer
M 9-12
Affects of Modernity
ENGL 773.401
Heather K. Love
T 12-3
Revisiting Colonial America and the Early Republic
ENGL 782.301
Amy Kaplan
R 12-3
Whose Ordinary: Modernism and Its Others
ENGL 788.301
Charles Bernstein
T 9-12
Modern America: Race, Money, and Mass Culture
ENGL 799.401
Rita Barnard
W 3-6
Pedagogy
ENGL 801.301
Michael Gamer, Margreta de Grazia, Joseph Clarke
Introduction to American Literature
ENGL 998.010
Max Cavitch