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fall 2006

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General Education Courses

Introduction to Literary Study

ENGL 100.401

also offered as: COML 100, EALC 010

Vladislav Todorov

MW 12-1:00

Shakespeare (Sector III: Arts and Letters for Classes of 2009 & earlier and 2010 & later)

ENGL 101.001

John Richetti

TR 1:30-3:00

Reading Red: Novels of Color (Sector III: Arts and Letters for Classes of 2009 & earlier and 2010 & later)

ENGL 102.601

Nancy Shawcross

M 5:30-8:10

The 20th Century (Sector III: Arts and Letters for Classes of 2009 & earlier and 2010 & later)

ENGL 104.401

Peter Conn

TR 12-1:30

ENGL 105.401

Peter Decherney

TR 10:30-12

Intermediate Level Courses

Literature from Chaucer to Milton

ENGL 020.001

Margreta de Grazia

TR 10:30-12

Medieval Epic and its Classical Legacy

ENGL 021.401

Rita Copeland

MW 2-3:30

Romance

ENGL 022.001

Melissa E. Sanchez

TR 9-10:30

Drama to 1660

ENGL 026.001

Daniel Traister

MW 2-3:30

New Worlds and Lost Worlds of the Renaissance

ENGL 031.001

Cyrus Mulready

MWF 11

The Bible as Literature

ENGL 033.401

Anne Hall

MWF 12

The Age of Milton

ENGL 038.001

Zachary Lesser

MWF 1

British Poetry 1700-1925

ENGL 040.001

Dahlia Porter

TR 12-1:30

18th Century British Literature

ENGL 041.001

Chi-ming Yang

TR 9-10:30

Early American Literature

ENGL 043.601

Todd Nothstein

R 5:30-8:30

The Romantic Period

ENGL 050.001

Stuart Curran

MW 2-3:30

19th Century Poetry

ENGL 052.001

Nina Auerbach

TR 12-1:30

19th Century American Literature

ENGL 053.001

Gabriel Cervantes

MWF 12

Modernisms and Modernity

ENGL 059.001

Caitlin McGrath

MWF 1 (Screenings M 5-7pm)

The Rise of the Novel

ENGL 060.001

Rachel Buurma

MWF 11

20th Century World Poetries canceled

ENGL 062.001

Kathy Lou Schultz

TR 10:30-12

Law and Literature (Sector IV Humanities and Social Science for the Classes of 2010 and later)

ENGL 066.001

Nancy Bentley

MW 2-3:30

The Asian American Archive

ENGL 072.401

Lili Hsieh

TR 3-4:30

19th Century Literature in Dialogue

ENGL 073.001

Erin O’Connor

MW 2-3:30

20th Century Literature in Dialogue: The Literatures of Jewish- and African-America canceled

ENGL 083.001

Matthew Merlino

MWF 1

Women and Literature: Contemporary Fiction

ENGL 090.401

Rita Barnard

TR 9-10:30

Film History

ENGL 091.601

Meta Mazaj

MW 5-8:00

Film Analysis and Methods

ENGL 092.401

Timothy Corrigan

TR 12-1:30 Screenings T 5-7:00

Introduction to Literary Theory

ENGL 094.601

Laura Heffernan

W 5:30-8:30

Theories of Gender and Sexuality

ENGL 096.401

Jennifer Higginbotham

MW 3:30-5

English Honors Program

The Honors Program

ENGL 311.301

Sanjay Krishnan

W 2-5:00

Creative Writing Seminars

Creative Writing: Fiction and Poetry

ENGL 010.302

Lynn Levin

W 2-5:00

Creative Writing--Memory: Fact & Fiction

ENGL 010.303

Courtney Zoffness

T 1:30-4:30

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.301

Deborah Burnham

TR 1:30-3

Experimental Writing: Uncreative Writing

ENGL 111.301

Kenneth Goldsmith

R 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.301

Max Apple

T 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.302

Albert Dibartolomeo

W 2-5:00

Poetry Writing Workshop

ENGL 113.301

Greg Djanikian

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Karen Rile

M 2-5:00

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.401

Marc Lapadula

M 2-5:00

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.601

Marc Lapadula

M 5-8:00

The Arts and Popular Culture

ENGL 117.301

Anthony DeCurtis

R 1:30-4:30

Writing Criticism of the Performing Arts

ENGL 119.301

Marion Kant

M 2-5:00

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.401

Kathleen DeMarco Van Cleve

M 2-5:00

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.402

Alec Sokolow, Greg Djanikian

F 2-5:00

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.305

Valerie Ross

TR 10:30-12

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.601

Robert Strauss

M 5-8:00

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

Max Apple

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.302

Lise Funderburg

W 2-5:00

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.303

Deborah Burnham

TR 3-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.302

Robert Strauss

M 2-5:00

Telling Stories Out of Photographs

ENGL 156.301

Paul Hendrickson

W 2-5:00

Advanced Journalistic Writing

ENGL 158.301

Dick Polman

M 2-5:00

Political Writing in the Blog Age

ENGL 159.301

Dick Polman

W 2-5:00

Archaeology of Fiction

ENGL 412.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

R 5:30-8:10

Screenwriting

ENGL 416.640

Marc Lapadula

T 6:30-9:30

College of Liberal and Professional Studies Courses

Assault, Battery, and Medieval Literature

ENGL 266.601

Jana Mathews

R 6:30-9:30

Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor

Generic Change in 18th Century Literature

ENGL 540.301

John Richetti

W 9-12

Premodern Women: Writing and Place

ENGL 553.401

David Wallace

M 12-3

Narrative Theory and American Modernity

ENGL 583.301

Nancy Bentley

R 12-3

Contemporary Issues in the Arts

ENGL 591.401

Wendy Steiner

T 3-6

Shakespeare: Text, Script, Performance, Performance History

ENGL 597.401

Cary Mazer

T 9-12

Freshman Seminars

Tragedy

ENGL 016.301

Rebecca Bushnell

W 3:30-6:30

Language Art: Visual Artists Who Write

ENGL 016.302

Aaron Levy

TR 10:30-12

A Home in the World: The Cultural Imaginary of Imaginary of Travel

ENGL 016.303

Edlie Wong

TR 3-4:30

Upper Level Seminars

Women and Writing in Medieval and Renaissance England

ENGL 221.401

David Wallace

MW 3:30-5

Dante's Divine Comedy

ENGL 223.401

Kevin Brownlee

TR 10:30-12

Renaissance Drama: Romancing the Globe

ENGL 226.301

Cyrus Mulready

MW 2-3:30

Topics in Renaissance Literature: Tragicomedy

ENGL 231.301

Zachary Lesser

MW 3:30-5

Topics in History of the Book: Reading, Writing, Printing, & the Formation of the Self in the Renaissance

ENGL 234.401

Peter Stallybrass

T 1:30-4:30

Slavery and Anti-Slavery in 18th-century Britain

ENGL 241.301

Chi-ming Yang

TR 3-4:30

London and Literature

ENGL 247.301

Erin O’Connor

MW 3:30-5

The Politics of Nature canceled

ENGL 250.301

Dahlia Porter

MW 3:30-5

Topics in 19th Century Literature: Jane Austen and Romantic Fiction

ENGL 251.301

Nina Auerbach

TR 3-4:30

Dramaturgy

ENGL 256.401

Cary Mazer

TR 12-1:30

Frontier and Fantasy: American Modern Dance in the Twentieth Century

ENGL 259.301

Marion Kant

TR 12-1:30

Topics in the Novel: Dante's Novel Journeys

ENGL 260.301

Frank Pellicone

MW 2-3:30

The Holocaust: Problems of Representation in Literature & Film

ENGL 261.401

Al Filreis

TR 1:30-3

War and Memory

ENGL 263.301

Amy Kaplan

TR 1:30-3

James Joyce and Virginia Woolf canceled

ENGL 265.301

Cynthia Port

MW 3:30-5

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

ENGL 265.601

Veronica Schanoes

T 5:30-8:30

Contemporary American Theatre, Drama, and Cultural Performance

ENGL 274.601

Jim Schlatter

M 6-9:00

The Cult of Celebrity: Icons in Performance, Garbo to Madonna

ENGL 274.602

also offered as: THAR 275, CINE 225

David Fox

W 6-9:00

American Travelers

ENGL 286.301

David Espey

TR 10:30-12

Feminist Fairy Tales

ENGL 290.602

Veronica Schanoes

W 5:30-8:30

Contemporary International Film

ENGL 291.401

Meta Mazaj

TR 9-10:30

Hollywood Film Industry canceled

ENGL 292.401

Peter Decherney

TR 3-4:30 Screenings T 4:30-7:00

Poets of Cinema

ENGL 292.402

Meta Mazaj

TR 3-4:30 Screenings T 4:30-6:30

Road Books, Road Movies

ENGL 292.601

David Espey

T 5:30-8:30

Alfred Hitchcock

ENGL 292.602

Valerie Ross

W 5:30-8:30

Theory in Practice

ENGL 294.401

Rachel Buurma

MW 2-3:30

Making Something Out of Sound: Jazz As American Metaphor

ENGL 295.601

Nicole L. Brittingham Furlonge

M 5:30-8:30

Erotic Poetry in 16th- and 17th-century England

ENGL 331.301

Melissa E. Sanchez

TR 3-4:30

Topics in Modernism: Old Bonds, New Contracts, and the Problem of Freedom

ENGL 359.301

Anne Hall

MW 2-3:30

American Literature in the 1930s

ENGL 363.301

Peter Conn

TR 9-10:30

Cinematic Travel

ENGL 392.401

Timothy Corrigan

TR 9-10:30 Screenings R 5-7:00

Going to Hell: Exploring the Infernal in Western Literature

ENGL 429.640

Barbara Riebling

James Baldwin (1924-87) & the Issues of His Time

ENGL 481.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

T 5:30-8:10

Associated Courses not Cross-Listed with English

Autobiographical Writing

ENGL 235.401

Liliane Weissberg

TR 1:30-3

Great Story Collections

ENGL 241.401

David Sean Azzolina

TR 10:30-12