Penn Arts & Sciences Logo
courses > graduate > 2020 spring

Graduate Courses

spring 2020
sort by
Course Grouping | Course Number
Short Narrative Fiction in the French Middle Ages and Renaissance
ENGL 510.401
FREN 608, COML 611
Scott M Francis
F 2-4:00pm
Religion, Race and Sexuality in Early Modern Literature
ENGL 538.401
COML 558
Melissa E. Sanchez
Tuesday 12-3:00pm
Archiving Jazz: Visuality and Materiality in the Phila Jazz Community 1945-2019
ENGL 541.401
AFRC 542, MUSC 542, URBS 542, ARTH 519
Herman Beavers
Monday 2-5:00pm
What is a Subject?
ENGL 560.401
COML 563
S. Pearl Brilmyer
Monday 5-8:00pm
Literary Studies and Sociology: Moments of Encounter
ENGL 573.401
COML 570
James English
Tuesday 12-3:00pm
Topics in the Study of Class, Race, and Empire in the Americas
ENGL 590.401
LALS 590, COML 590
Jennifer Ponce de León
Tuesday 6-9:00pm
Adaptation Studies
ENGL 592.401
CIMS 592, COML 592
Timothy Corrigan
Thursday 9-12:00pm
Land, Labor, and Literature in the Long Eighteenth Century
ENGL 595.301
Suvir Kaul
Wednesday 3-6:00pm
Introduction to Bibliography
ENGL 597.301
Zachary Lesser, Arthur Fraas
Monday 12-3:00pm
Medieval Performances
ENGL 715.401
CLST 610, COML 714
Emily Steiner
Tuesday 9-12:00pm
Race, Globalization, and Capitalism in Early Modern England
ENGL 730.401
COML 730
Ania Loomba
Thursday, 12:00-3:00pm
What was Victorian Studies?
ENGL 753.401
COML 753
Emily Steinlight
Tuesday 9-12:00pm
Twenty-First Century African American Literature and Theory
ENGL 770.401
AFRC 770
Margo Natalie Crawford
Wednesday, 3:00-6:00pm
African Film and Media Pedagogy
ENGL 777.401
ARTH 791, AFRC 791, COML 791, CIMS 791
Karen Redrobe, Dagmawi Woubshet
Thursday, 12-3:00pm
Collective Violence, Trauma, and Representation
ENGL 791.401
COML 683, REES 666, LALS 683
David Kazanjian, Kevin M.F. Platt
Wednesday 6-9:00pm
Pedagogy
ENGL 800.301
Jean-Christophe Cloutier
Wednesday 12-3:00pm