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spring 2015
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East and West in Medieval Europe: Bohemia as Center in Age of Luxemburgs
ENGL 524.401
Kevin Brownlee
Mondays 12-3:00 pm
The Novel: Form, History, Theory
ENGL 560.401
Michael Gamer, Emily Steinlight
Wednesdays 3-6:00 pm
fulfills requirements:
Sector 1: Theory and Poetics of the Standard Major
Sector 2: Difference and Diaspora of the Standard Major
Sector 5: 19th Century Literature of the Standard Major
Pre-1900 Seminar Requirement of the Standard Major
War, Form, and Theory
ENGL 564.401
Paul Saint-Amour
Thursday 12-3:00 pm
Modernisms Across Borders
ENGL 573.401
Kevin M.F. Platt
Wednesdays 2-5:00 pm
Introduction to Bibliography from Gutenberg to Google Books
ENGL 574.401
Zachary Lesser, Arthur Fraas
Mondays 12-3:00 pm
Jewish Women Writers
ENGL 591.401
Kathryn Hellerstein
Thursdays 3:30-5:30 pm
The Hindi Nation and Its Fragments
ENGL 595.402
Tyler Williams
TR 10:30-12:00 pm
Topics in 17th-Century History and Culture: Imagining Union
ENGL 730.301
Toni Bowers
Thursdays 3-6:00 pm
Material Texts
ENGL 736.401
Peter Stallybrass
Mondays 9-12:00
Close Reading/Distant Reading
ENGL 773.301
Bob Perelman
Wednesdays 6-9:00 pm
Transnational Melville
ENGL 783.301
Amy Kaplan
Wednesdays 9-12:00 pm
Pictorial Photography
ENGL 790.401
Kaja Silverman
Tuesdays 1:30-4:30 pm
Letters, Law, and Sovereignty
ENGL 799.301
Nancy Bentley
Tuesdays 12-3:00 pm
Civil Rights Art and Its Afterlife
ENGL 799.401
Salamishah Tillet
Thursdays 9-12:00 pm
Pedagogy
ENGL 800.301
Jed Esty
Wednesdays 12-3:00 pm