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undergraduate Courses

spring 2004

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Intermediate Level Courses

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.301

Emily Steiner

TR 12-1:30

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.302

Barbara Riebling

MW 3-4:30

Shakespeare: Histories and Comedies

ENGL 036.001

Anne Hall

MW 3-4:30

Milton

ENGL 038.001

Stuart Curran

TR 10:30-12

Major British Poets 1660-Present

ENGL 040.302

Paul Kintzele

MWF 2

Major British Poets 1660-Present

ENGL 040.301

Susan Stewart

TR 1:30-3

What's Novel about the Eighteenth-Century Novel?

ENGL 045.001

Juliet Shields

TR 10:30-12

Satire and Irony

ENGL 049.001

Raymond Ricketts

MWF 12

19th Century British Novel

ENGL 055.001

Aselda Thompson

TR 3-4:30

Major British Novel

ENGL 060.001

Sanjay Krishnan

MW 3-4:30

Irish Literature of the Nineteenth Century

ENGL 063.001

Erin O’Connor

TR 1:30-3

Science and Literature: Darwin's Legacy: Evolution and Cultural Revolution

ENGL 075.001

Aselda Thompson

TR 9-10:30

Topics in Theatre History

ENGL 078.401

Cary Mazer

TR 12-1:30

Intro to American Literature

ENGL 080.001

Max Cavitch

TR 9-10:30

American Literature and Culture, 1870-1900

ENGL 083.001

Jessica Blaustein

MWF 11

Modern American Literature 1900-45

ENGL 084.001

Cynthia Giddle

TR 3-4:30

American Poetry in the 20th-Century

ENGL 088.001

Bob Perelman

TR 10:30-12

The

ENGL 090.401

Marsha Fausti

TR 10:30-12

Intro to Cinema

ENGL 091.401

Timothy Corrigan

MW 3-4:30, Screenings M 4:30-7

Reading Film

ENGL 092.402

Timothy Corrigan

MWF 12, Screenings W 4:30-7:00

Growing Up Funny-nation & identity in South Asian Writing

ENGL 093.402

Ania Loomba

TR 12-1:30

Literature and Society: Introduction to Latino/a Literature 20th Century

ENGL 093.401

Yolanda Padilla

MWF 11

Introduction To Cultural Studies

ENGL 095.401

Suvir Kaul

TR 1:30-3

English Honors Program

The Honors Program

ENGL 311.301

Max Cavitch

T 1:30-4:30

Benjamin Franklin Seminars

Feminist Fairy Tales

ENGL 016.304

Vicki Mahaffey

TR 9-10:30

Finnegans Wake

ENGL 365.301

Vicki Mahaffey

TR 1:30-3:00

The Politics of Mourning and Memory in American Literature and Culture

ENGL 383.301

Amy Kaplan

W 2-5:00

Modern America

ENGL 384.301

Rita Barnard

TR 9-10:30

Visions and Revisions/Twice-Told Tales: Story-Telling and Narrative Authority

ENGL 394.301

Rena Potok

TR 10:30-12:00

Creative Writing Seminars

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.301

Thomas E. Devaney, Jr.

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.302

Daisy Fried

W 2-5

Creative Writing: Off The Page

ENGL 010.303

Aaron Levy

T 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing

ENGL 112.301

Karen Rile

T 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing

ENGL 112.302

Diane McKinney-Whetstone

R 1:30-4:30

Poetry Writing

ENGL 113.301

Greg Djanikian

T 1:30-4:30

Playwriting

ENGL 114.401

B. Graham

M 2-5

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Max Apple

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.302

Lorene Cary

M 2-5

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.401

Marc Lapadula

M 2-5

Advanced Poetry Writing

ENGL 118.301

Bob Perelman

R 1:30-4:30

Writing Criticism of the Performing Arts

ENGL 119.301

Marion Kant

M 2-5

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

Lorene Cary

R 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.302

Dick Polman

M 2-5

Documentary Writing

ENGL 155.301

Paul Hendrickson

W 2-5

Master of Liberal Arts

From the Artist 's Point of View: A Practical Guide to the Discourses of Modern Art

ENGL 410.640

Osvaldo Romberg

W 6-8:40

Archaeology of Fiction

ENGL 412.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

T 6-8:40

Representing Creative Processes

ENGL 475.640

Carol Schilling

W 5:30-8:10

20th Century American Film: Alfred Hitchcock

ENGL 492.640

Valerie Ross

M 5:30-8:10

Earth, Wind and Fire: Writing on Nature and the Environment

ENGL 493.660

S. Stranahan

W 5:30-8:10

Freud and After

ENGL 571.640

Jean-Michel Rabaté

W 6-8:40

Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor

Samuel Johnson and His Circle

ENGL 543.301

Paul Korshin

M 3-6

Premodern Women Writers

ENGL 553.401

David Wallace

M 3-6

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

Cross-Listed Courses

Asian American Films

ENGL 091.402

Jacqueline N. Sadashige

TR 12:00 - 1:30 Screenings M 3:30 - 5:30

Ancient Novel

ENGL 096.401

Emily Wilson

TR 10:30-12

Narratives Across Cultures

ENGL 103.401

Roger Allen

TR 10:30-12

Electronic Literature Seminar

ENGL 205.401

Jay Treat

TR 4:30-6

Modern Hebrew Literature & Film: Voices of Others in Israel

ENGL 287.401

Nili Gold

TR 3-4:30

College Of General Studies

Major British Writers 1350-1660

ENGL 020.601

Daniel Traister

W 6-9

Intro English Renaissance

ENGL 030.601

Erika T. Lin

T 5:30-8:30

Major British Poets 1660-Present

ENGL 040.601

Brett Wilson

R 6-9

20th Century British Literature

ENGL 061.601

Cynthia Port

W 6-9

American Fiction

ENGL 089.601

Art Casciato

W 6-9

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.601

Larry Robbins

W 5:30-8:30

Renaissance Drama

ENGL 233.601

Barbara Riebling

T 5:30-8:30

Three American Playwrights: Williams, Albee, Shepard

ENGL 271.601

David Fox

TR 5-6:20

Place in America

ENGL 286.601

Nancy Shawcross

M 5:30-8:30

Independent Study

Jane Austen

ENGL 299.001

Michael Gamer

Eighteenth Century Women Authors

ENGL 299.307

John Richetti

Introduction to American Literature

ENGL 998.010

Max Cavitch

Writing Seminars in the English Writing Program

The Problem of Freedom

ENGL 003.301

Hannah Wells

Freshman Seminars

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

ENGL 016.301

Lydia Fisher

TR 10:30-12

The Body as Politics: Case Studies in the Relationship between the Body, Society, Culture and Art

ENGL 016.302

Marion Kant

W 2-5

Early Anglo Feminism

ENGL 016.303

Yaakov Mascetti

TR 3-4:30

College Requirement Courses

Narrative and Social Change

ENGL 100.401

Joseph Clarke

MWF 11

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.001

Margreta de Grazia

MWF 10

Jane Austen and Popular Culture

ENGL 101.401

Michael Gamer

MWF 1, Screenings R 6-9:00

The Twentieth Century

ENGL 104.401

Josephine Park

MWF 12

Upper Level Seminars

Literary Theory:

ENGL 204.401

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 12-1:30

Modernism and Psychoanalysis

ENGL 210.401

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 9-10:30

Shakespeare on Stage

ENGL 236.401

Cary Mazer

TR 3-4:30

The Nouveaux Riches in English and American Literature

ENGL 245.301

Paul Korshin

MWF 2

Dickens

ENGL 254.301

Erin O’Connor

TR 9-10:30

Orwell and Hemingway

ENGL 260.301

David Espey

TR 3-4:30

Topics Modern British Literature: Nowhere in Particular: Exile and Literature

ENGL 261.301

Paul Kintzele

MWF 12

Topics Modern British Literature: Nowhere in Particular: Exile and Literature

ENGL 265.301

Heather K. Love

TR 9-10:30

Poetry and Poetics

ENGL 270.301

Stuart Curran

TR 1:30-3

Topics in African-American Literature

ENGL 281.401

Marsha Fausti

Melville

ENGL 283.301

Joan Dayan

TR 12-1:30

Close Encounters: Contemporary Poets and Writers

ENGL 285.301

Charles Bernstein

T 3-6:00

Contemporary American Literature: Writers House Fellows Seminar: Russell Banks, James Alan McPherson, and Lyn Hejinian

ENGL 285.302

Al Filreis

M 2-5

Topics in American Literature: The Mexican Revolution in the American Imagination

ENGL 286.401

Yolanda Padilla

MWF 1

Documentary

ENGL 291.401

John Katz

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

Independent American Cinema

ENGL 292.401

John Katz

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

Film as/in History canceled

ENGL 292.402

David Stewart

MW 3-4:30 Screenings M 6-10:00

Engendering the Nation

ENGL 293.401

Ania Loomba

TR 3-4:30