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Undergraduate Courses

fall 2003

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Writing About Literature and Society

ENGL 003.301

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.301

Thomas E. Devaney, Jr.

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.302

W 2-5

The Postmodern Auteur

ENGL 016.301

Christopher Donovan

TR 1:30-3

Ways of Reading canceled

ENGL 016.302

MW 3-4:30

New Laws and New Orders

ENGL 016.303

TR 9-10:30

The Tyrant's Feast

ENGL 016.304

Barbara Riebling

TR 3-4:30

The Art of Crossing: Americans Mixing it Up in the Jazz Age canceled

ENGL 016.305

TR 12-1:30

Imitations of White: Jewishness, Blackness, and Gender

ENGL 016.306

Lori Harrison-Kahan

TR 10:30-12

Narratives of the Consumer Age

ENGL 016.307

TR 3-4:30

House: The Ins, Outs, and Undersides of Dwelling in American Culture

ENGL 016.308

Jessica Blaustein

MW 3-4:30

17th Century Dissociation of Human Knowledge and Belief

ENGL 016.309

Yaakov Mascetti

MW 3-4:30

Literature and National Trauma

ENGL 016.401

TR 12-1

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.301

Rebecca Bushnell

TR 10:30-12

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.302

TR 12-1:30

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.303

TR 1:30-3

ENGL 025.001

Michelle Karnes

MW 3-4:30

Major British Poets: Literary Form, Social Function, and the Making of a National Tradition

ENGL 040.301

TR 9-10:30

Major British Poets, 1660-Present

ENGL 040.302

TR 1:30-3

Major British Poets

ENGL 040.601

W 6-9:10

18th Century Novel canceled

ENGL 045.001

MWF 1-2

ENGL 050.001

TR 10:30-12

19th Century British Novel

ENGL 055.001

Aselda Thompson

TR 1:30-3

The Rise of the Novel

ENGL 060.001

Erin O’Connor

TR 12-1:30

Major British Novel 1660-1914

ENGL 060.002

Sanjay Krishnan

TR 9-10:30

Irish Literature

ENGL 063.001

MWF 1-2

20th Century British Novel

ENGL 065.001

Heather K. Love

MWF 12-1

Introduction to Latina/o Literature

ENGL 070.401

Yolanda Padilla

TR 3-4:30

How to tell an Asian American Story

ENGL 072.401

TR 9-10:30

American Visions: U.S. Literatures from the Founding to the Civil War

ENGL 080.001

MW 3-4:30

Intro to American Literature

ENGL 080.002

TR 10:30-12

Intro to American Literature

ENGL 080.601

T 6:30-9:30

African American Literature

ENGL 081.401

MW 3-4:30

Modern American Literature 1900-1945

ENGL 084.001

TR 1:30-3

Women, Sex, and Power: Literature and the Rise of Feminism

ENGL 090.401

Aselda Thompson

TR 10:30-12

Introduction to Cinema

ENGL 091.401

TR 3-4:30, Screenings T 5-7:30

Introduction to Cinema

ENGL 091.402

Timothy Corrigan

MW 3-4:30

Introduction to Anglophone Caribbean Literature

ENGL 093.401

TR 12-1:30

Introduction to Literary Study

ENGL 100.401

TR 9-10:30

ENGL 101.001

Peter Stallybrass

MW 3-4:30

ENGL 101.601

t 5:30-8:30

Madness and Literature 17th and 18th Century

ENGL 102.401

MWF 2-3

ENGL 103.601

Matthew Merlino

R 6-9

The Twentieth Century

ENGL 104.401

TR 12-1:30

Experimental Writing Seminar: Uncreative Writing

ENGL 111.301

Charles Bernstein

T 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.301

T 1:30-4:30

Poetry Writing Workshop

ENGL 113.301

T 1:30-4:30

Poetry Writing Workshop

ENGL 113.302

R 1:30-4:30

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

T 1:30-4:30

ENGL 116.301

M 2-5

The Arts and Popular Culture

ENGL 117.301

Anthony DeCurtis

R 1:30-4:30

Writing Criticism of the Performing Arts

ENGL 119.301

M 2-5

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.302

Lise Funderburg

W 2-5

Writing Advisors Section

ENGL 135.303

Deborah Burnham

MW 3-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.302

M 2-5

Documentary Writing

ENGL 155.301

Paul Hendrickson

W 2-5

Independent Study

ENGL 199.301

Albert Dibartolomeo

Independent Study

ENGL 199.305

Literary Theory

ENGL 204.401

[node:field_people_firstname] Daemmrich

TR 1:30-3:00

Computing and Humanities

ENGL 205.401

TR 3-4:30

Modernism and the Orient

ENGL 210.401

TR 3-4:30

Women and Writing, Medieval to Renaissance

ENGL 225.401

TR 10:30-12

Imagining Evil in the English Renaissance

ENGL 230.601

Barbara Riebling

R 5:30-8:40

The Fantastic and Uncanny in Literature

ENGL 254.401

Liliane Weissberg

TR 10:30-12

Novel Time Machines

ENGL 255.301

Erin O’Connor

TR 9-10:30

Theories of Sexuality

ENGL 260.301

Heather K. Love

MW 3-4:30

Advance Topics in Narrative

ENGL 260.401

Sanjay Krishnan

TR 1:30-3:00

Topics Modern British Literature

ENGL 261.301

TR 3-4:30

Ballad in Folk and Literature

ENGL 270.301

R 1:30-4:30

Mutations: Postmodernism and the Fate of Literature

ENGL 275.301

TR 3-4:30

French Literature in Translation

ENGL 275.401

TR 10:30-12

Autobiography and Fiction: Latina/o Autobiography

ENGL 276.401

Yolanda Padilla

TR 9-10:30

Topics Early American Literature: Narrating the Republic

ENGL 282.301

TR 3-4:30

American Lives: Self-making and Self-expression in the Nineteenth Century

ENGL 283.301

Martha E. Schoolman

MW 3-4:30

A Precipitous Edge: The Hero in Modern American Life and Literature

ENGL 284.601

W 6-9:10

American Gothic: Haunted Houses

ENGL 286.601

Nancy Shawcross

W 5:30-8:10

Jewish Film and Literature

ENGL 287.401

Kathryn Hellerstein

TR 10:30-12

Revolution of the Word in Context: Modernisms

ENGL 288.301

Charles Bernstein

TR 10:30-12

19th Century Women canceled

ENGL 290.401

Aselda Thompson

W 2-5:00

Sex, Drugs, and Crime" Gender Relations in the Romantic Ballet of the 19th Century

ENGL 290.402

W 2-5:00

Self Reflexive, Family and Autobiographical Film

ENGL 292.401

TR 12-1:30, Screenings T 5-7:30

Sicily in Literature and Film

ENGL 292.402

Milicent Marcus

TR 10:30-12 Screenings M 4:30-7

The Literature of London

ENGL 293.301

MW 3-4:30

Contemporary Caribbean Women Writers

ENGL 293.401

TR 3-4:30

Men, Women, and War: Literary Perspectives

ENGL 293.601

T 5:30-8:40

ENGL 304.401

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 12-1:30

Intro to Shakespeare

ENGL 335.301

Margreta de Grazia

TR 10:30-12:00

The Perfectibility of Man in the Late 18th & Early 19th Century Writing

ENGL 341.301

Daniel Traister, Michael Ryan

W 4:30-7:10

ENGL 365.401

TR 3-4:30

ENGL 383.301

Kendall A. Johnson

M 2-5:00

Literary Theory Ancient to Modern

ENGL 393.401

TR 3-4:30

Poetry and Political Philosophy in Ancient Greek Literature

ENGL 396.301

TR 1:30-3

Reading and Writing the Contemporary Short Story

ENGL 403.640

Deborah Burnham

W 6:30-9:10

Storytelling in Creative Fiction and Non-Fiction

ENGL 415.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

W 5:30-8:10

Literature and History: Methods, Research and Writing Between the Disciplines

ENGL 441.640

Barbara Riebling

T 5:30-8:10

The European Novel, 1774-1925

ENGL 475.640

Nancy Shawcross

M 5:30-8:10