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undergraduate Courses

summer 1998

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Course Grouping | English Major Requirement | Course Number

Independent Study

Independent Study

ENGL 199.311

David Espey

12 Week Session

Major British Novels, 1660-1914

ENGL 060.900

Ilana Blumberg

M 6:30-9:10

Cinema with a Cause: The Message Movies

ENGL 292.900

Marc Lapadula

R 4:30-7:40

Proseminar: Critical Issues in the Literature of New England

ENGL 582.940

Elisa New

W 5:30-8:10

Penn in London Program

Major British Poets, 1660-present: Poetry and Painting

ENGL 040.950

Michael Gamer

Mapping the British Novel

ENGL 060.950

Erin O’Connor

Monumental Victorians

ENGL 067.950

Erin O’Connor

Penn Theatre: London Theater Experience - Penn in London

ENGL 068.950

Lynda Hart

Staging London: Urban and Gothic Spectacle

ENGL 241.950

Michael Gamer

Summer Session I

Medieval English Literature

ENGL 020.910

John Crowther

MTWR 10:40-12:15

Major British Poets, 1660-Present

ENGL 040.910

John Leonard Parker

TR 4:30-7:40

Introduction to American Literature

ENGL 080.910

Jeannine DeLombard

TR 4:30-7:40

The 20th Century

ENGL 104.910

Elizabeth Anne Yukins

MW 6:00-9:10

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.910

Joseph Dimuro

MTWR 10:40-12:15

Childhood and Its Discontents canceled

ENGL 255.910

Elaine Freedgood

MTWR 2:40-4:15

Topic in Film and Literature

ENGL 292.910

Rena Potok

MW 4:30-7:40

Tradition and Experiment: The American Short Story from Poe to the Present

ENGL 403.910

Deborah Burnham

TR 6-9:30

Advanced Topics In Renaissance

ENGL 430.910

Barbara Riebling

TR 5:30-8:40

Summer Session 2

Laughing Matters: The Diverse Voices of Black Humor in Postwar American Fiction

ENGL 085.920

John P. Heon

MTWR 1:00-2:35

ENGL 101.920

Noam Flinker

MTWR 10:40-12:15

The Short Story

ENGL 103.920

Elaine Freedgood

MTWR 2:40-4:15

Writing the Essay

ENGL 125.920

Joseph Dimuro

TR 4:30-7:10

Frankenstein's Daughters: Women Writers of Science Fiction

ENGL 275.920

Robert Barrett

MW 4:30-7:10

Edith Wharton and Willa Cather: Tradition and Innovation

ENGL 284.920

Lark Hall

MTWR 10:40-12:15

A comparative study of two influential early 20th century American writers, this course (re) examines well-known and less famili

ENGL 290.920

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TR 6-9:10