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undergraduate Courses

fall 2005

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Course Grouping | English Major Requirement | Course Number

General Education Courses

Introduction to Literary Study

ENGL 100.401

Tina Lu

MW 12-1

Faulkner

ENGL 101.001

Thadious Davis

TR 3-4:30

Dickens

ENGL 101.002

Erin O’Connor

MW 3:30-5

Shakespeare: Four Centuries of Performance

ENGL 101.601

Marissa Greenberg

T 6-9

20th Century

ENGL 104.401

Josephine Park

TR 10:30-12

English Honors Program

The English Honors Program

ENGL 311.301

Sanjay Krishnan

W 2-5

Creative Writing Seminars

Creative Writing: The Art of Narrative Non-Fiction

ENGL 010.301

Jay Kirk

T 1:30-4:30

Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry

ENGL 010.302

Lynn Levin

W 2-5

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.301

Max Apple

T 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.302

Albert Dibartolomeo

R 1:30-4:30

Poetry Writing Workshop

ENGL 113.301

Greg Djanikian

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Karen Rile

W 2-5

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.401

Marc Lapadula

M 2-5

The Arts and Popular Culture

ENGL 117.301

Anthony DeCurtis

R 1:30-4:30

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.401

Marc Lapadula

M 5-8

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

Max Apple

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.302

Lise Funderburg

W 2-5

Traveling in America

ENGL 135.303

Marion Kant

M 2-5

Peer Tutor Training

ENGL 135.304

Valerie Ross

TR 10:30-12

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.601

Robert Strauss

M 5-8

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.302

Robert Strauss

M 2-5

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Telling Stories out of Photographs

ENGL 156.301

Paul Hendrickson

W 2-5

Writing Through Culture and Art

ENGL 165.301

Kenneth Goldsmith

R 1:30-4:30

The Archeology of Fiction

ENGL 412.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

R 5:30-8:10

Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor

British Literature, 1770-1800

ENGL 551.401

Michael Gamer

M 9-12

Lea Library

Literature and History

ENGL 573.301

David Kazanjian

T 12-3

Chicano/a Literature

ENGL 586.400

Yolanda Padilla

M 3-6

Modern, Modernist, Contemporary: Reading Poetry/Poetry Reading

ENGL 589.401

Charles Bernstein

W 6-9

Modern Social Imaginaries

ENGL 590.401

Nancy Bentley

t 3-6

The Essay Film: From the Literary to the Cinematic

ENGL 592.401

Timothy Corrigan

T 9-12

Freshman Seminars

Topics in Literature

ENGL 016.301

Wendy Steiner

W 2-5

19th Century American Literature in 20th Century Film

ENGL 016.302

Marcy Dinius

TR 9-10:30

Narratives of the Consumer Age

ENGL 016.304

Patrick Wehner

TR 3-4:30

Theatre in Philadelphia

ENGL 016.401

also offered as: THAR 076

Jim Schlatter

TR 10:30-12

Core Courses

Literature Before 1660

ENGL 020.001

Margreta de Grazia

TR 10:30-12

Romance

ENGL 022.001

David Wallace

TR 10:30-12

Renaissance Literature and Culture

ENGL 031.001

Barbara Riebling

MW 6:30-8

The Bible as Literature

ENGL 033.401

Anne Hall

MWF 12-1

British Poetry 1700-1925

ENGL 040.601

Sarah Ferguson-Wagstaffe

M 6-9

Early American Literature

ENGL 043.001

Christopher Iannini

MW 3:30-5

18th Century Novel

ENGL 045.001

Toni Bowers

TR 10:30-12

19th Century Novel

ENGL 055.001

Nina Auerbach

TR 12-1:30

Literature of Americas Before 1900

ENGL 057.001

Max Cavitch

TR 9-10:30

Irish Literature of the Nineteenth Century

ENGL 058.001

Erin O’Connor

MW 2-3:30

Moderisms and Modernities

ENGL 059.401

Cynthia Port

MWF 12-1

The Rise of the Novel

ENGL 060.001

Rachel Buurma

MWF 1-2

Twentieth Century British Literature

ENGL 061.601

Christopher Donovan

R 6:30-9:30

20th Century Novel

ENGL 065.001

Gabriel Cervantes

MWF 11-12

Literature and Law

ENGL 066.001

Nancy Bentley

TR 10:30-12

US-Latina/o Literature and Culture

ENGL 070.401

Yolanda Padilla

TR 12-1:30

Literature of Africa and the African Diaspora canceled

ENGL 071.401

Joseph Clarke

MW 2-3:30

How to Tell an Asian American Story

ENGL 072.401

Josephine Park

TR 3-4:30

Contemporary American Literature

ENGL 074.601

Kristina Baumli

T 6:30-9:30

Literature and Empire: Imperial Contestations in English Literature

ENGL 077.401

Ania Loomba

TR 9-10:30

Jewish American Literature

ENGL 079.401

Kathryn Hellerstein

TR 10:30-12

Introduction to African Aamerican Literature

ENGL 081.401

Herman Beavers

TR 3-4:30

Theory of Race and Ethnicity

ENGL 084.401

Herman Beavers

TR 1:30-3

American Poetry: Modern and Contemporary

ENGL 088.001

Charles Bernstein

MW 2-3:30 (Arts Cafe KWH)

Women and Literature: Contemporary Fiction

ENGL 090.401

Rita Barnard

TR 9-10:30

Film History

ENGL 091.401

Karen Redrobe

TR 9-10:30 (Screenings 7-9:00PM Mandatory)

Film Analysis and Methods

ENGL 092.401

Timothy Corrigan

MW 3:30-5 (Screenings 5-7:00 PM Mandatory)

Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory

ENGL 094.401

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 12-1:30

Theories of Gender and Sexuality

ENGL 096.401

Lili Hsieh

MW 2-3:30

Seminars

Tragedy

ENGL 229.401

Rebecca Bushnell

W 3:30-6:30

17th Century Poetry: Metaphysicals to Milton

ENGL 232.301

Peter Stallybrass

TR 9-10:30

Acting Shakespeare

ENGL 236.401

Cary Mazer

TR 10:30-12

Romantic Travelers

ENGL 250.601

Dahlia Porter

T 6-9

Sympathetic Ink: Empire and Victorian Literature

ENGL 251.301

Rachel Buurma

MW 3:30-5

Acting American Drama

ENGL 256.401

Rosemary Malague

TR 12-1:30

Trangressive Performance

ENGL 256.601

David Fox

MW 5-6:30

Homer and Joyce

ENGL 258.401

Vicki Mahaffey, Sheila Murnaghan

TR 1:30-3

Caribbean Women Writers canceled

ENGL 260.401

Joseph Clarke

MW 5-6:30

Seductions of Empire

ENGL 261.301

David Espey

TR 1:30-3

Time Passages: The 20th Century British Novel

ENGL 265.301

Cynthia Port

MW 3:30-5

Holocaust in Literature and Film

ENGL 279.401

also offered as: NELC 159, JWST 154, FOLK 154, FILM 329, COML 282

Nili Gold

TR 1:30-3

Belonging and Desire in African American Narrative

ENGL 281.401

Herman Beavers

TR 10:30-12

Gender, Terror, and the Nineteenth Century

ENGL 290.401

Nina Auerbach

TR 3-4:30

Gender Relations in 19th Century Romantic Ballet: Sex, Drugs and Crime

ENGL 290.402

Marion Kant

TR 12-1:30

Mothers and Daughters, Together and Apart: Myth, Theory, and Literature

ENGL 290.601

also offered as: WSTD 293.601

Marion Kant

M 5:30-8:20

Film & Social Change

ENGL 291.401

John Katz

TR 12-1:30 (Screenings 5-7:00 PM Mandatory)

The Hollywood Film Industry

ENGL 292.401

Peter Decherney

TR 10:30-11:50

American Independent Film

ENGL 292.402

John Katz

TR 3-4:30 (Screenings 4:30-7:00 PM Mandatory)

Native American Literature

ENGL 293.601

Gabriel Cervantes

W 6-9

New Materialisms and New Mythologies: Barthes, Benjamin, Bataille, Blanchot

ENGL 294.401

Jean-Michel Rabaté

TR 9-10:30

Media Theory

ENGL 295.401

Peter Decherney

TR 3-4:30

Chivalry, Masculinity, Romance

ENGL 321.301

David Wallace

TR 1:30-3

Greatsouled or Graceful: Classical and Christian Ethics in the Plays of Shakespeare

ENGL 326.301

Anne Hall

MW 2-3:30

Topics in 18th Century Novel: Writing Seduction 1660-1800

ENGL 345.301

Toni Bowers

TR 1:30-3

War and Memory

ENGL 363.301

Amy Kaplan

MW 2-3:30

Growing up Funny-Nation and Identity in South Asian Writing

ENGL 393.401

Ania Loomba

T 1:30-4:30

Literary Theory Ancient to Modern

ENGL 394.401

Rita Copeland

TR 10:30-12

Adultery and the Literary Imagination, Medieval to Early Modern

ENGL 422.640

Barbara Riebling

T 5:30-8:10

Invention in Literature, Art, and Science

ENGL 475.640

Carol Schilling

T 6-8:40

Literary Representations of Nature and Society

ENGL 475.660

Barbara Riebling

R 5:30-8:10

James Baldwin 1924-1987 and the Issues of His Time

ENGL 481.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

T 5:30-8:10