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undergraduate Courses

spring 2006

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Benjamin Franklin Seminars

The Good Life: Novels, Biographies, and the Nineteenth-Century Imagination

ENGL 355.301

Erin O’Connor

MW 3:30-5

Belief in the Age of the Urban Cosmopolite

ENGL 359.301

Anne Hall

TR 12-1:30

The Novel of Adventure

ENGL 360.301

John Richetti

TR 10:30-12:00 pm

Emily Dickinson at Large

ENGL 386.301

Max Cavitch

TR 10:30-12

Topics in Gender, Sexuality, and Literature: Friendship

ENGL 390.401

Heather K. Love

Tuesdays 1:30-4:30 pm

The Literature and Historiography of National Trauma: Partition and South Asia

ENGL 393.401

Suvir Kaul

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Writing Seminars

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.301

Department Staff

W 2-5

Creative Writing: Writing the Personal Essay, Writing Fiction

ENGL 010.302

Albert Dibartolomeo

T 1:30-4:30

Experimental Writing Seminar

ENGL 111.301

Charles Bernstein

MW 3:30-5

CPCW, Studio 111

Words into Sound: an Exploration of Poetry and Jazz/New Music

ENGL 111.302

Erica Hunt

R 1:30-4:30

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.301

Karen Rile

M 2-5:00

Fiction Writing Workshop

ENGL 112.302

Diane McKinney-Whetstone

R 1:30-4:30

Playwriting

ENGL 114.401

B. Graham

M 2-5:00

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Max Apple

T 1:30-4:30

Introduction to Screenwriting

ENGL 116.401

Marc Lapadula

M 2-5:00

Introduction to Screenwriting

ENGL 116.601

Marc Lapadula

M 5-8

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.401

Mark Rosenthal

F 2-5:00

Creative Non-Fiction

ENGL 135.301

Lorene Cary

T 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction

ENGL 135.302

Robert Strauss

M 2-5:00

Creative Non-Fiction: Writing Your Travels

ENGL 135.303

Marion Kant

W 2-5

Publishing and Editing

ENGL 135.304

Patrick Wehner

TR 10:30-12

Creative Non-Fiction

ENGL 135.601

Robert Strauss

M 5-8

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing: Writing in Concert

ENGL 145.401

Lorene Cary

R 1:30-4:30

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.601

Lise Funderburg

T 5:30-8:10

Documentary Writing

ENGL 155.301

Paul Hendrickson

W 2-5

Introduction to Journalism

ENGL 157.301

Michael Vitez

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Journalistic Writing

ENGL 158.301

Dick Polman

M 2-5

Writing Through Culture and Art

ENGL 165.301

Kenneth Goldsmith

R 1:30-4:30

Storytelling in Fiction and Creative Nonfiction

ENGL 415.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

R 5:30-8:30

Graduate Courses Open to Undergraduates by Permission of Instructor

Chaucer: Poetics, Performance, and Gothic Returns

ENGL 525.301

David Wallace

M 12-3

Victorian Fears and Our Own

ENGL 556.401

Nina Auerbach

T 3-6

Empire and the Transnational Turn in the Study of U.S Culture

ENGL 558.301

Amy Kaplan

R 12-3

Trouble in the Republic of Letters: Literature and the Law

ENGL 566.640

Michael Gamer, C.L. Lindsay

T 6-9

Theorizing Race and Ethnicity

ENGL 590.401

Josephine Park

M 3-6

Victorian Novel and Ireland

ENGL 595.301

John McCourt

M 9-12

Freshman Seminars

Poetry in Philadelphia: Two Rivers, Many Voices

ENGL 016.401

Deborah Burnham

MW 2-3:30

Discipline and Punish: Crime and Criminality in Early America

ENGL 016.301

David Kazanjian

TR 3-4:30

Seeing and Believing in 19th Century America

ENGL 016.302

Marcy Dinius

TR 9-10:30

College Requirement Courses

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.001

Margreta de Grazia

MWF 11

The American Novel

ENGL 102.001

Nancy Bentley

MWF 10

The American Novel Recitation

ENGL 102.201

Aliki Caloyeras

F 10-11:00

The American Novel Recitation

ENGL 102.203

Emily Ogden

F 10-11:00

The American Novel Recitation

ENGL 102.204

Mearah Quinn-Brauner

F 10-11:00

The American Novel Recitation

ENGL 102.205

Jill Shashaty

F 10-11:00

The Detective

ENGL 102.601

Nancy Shawcross

W 5:30-8:30

Narratives Across Culture

ENGL 103.401

also offered as: COML 125

Roger Allen

TR 10:30-12

The 20th Century and War

ENGL 104.401

Rita Barnard

TR 9-10:30

Core Courses

Literature Before 1660

ENGL 020.001

Barbara Riebling

MW 3:30-5

Medieval Epic and its Classical Legacy

ENGL 021.401

Rita Copeland

TR 9-10:30

Renaissance Literature & Culture

ENGL 031.001

Ania Loomba

TR 1:30-3

Cultures of the Book: Reading, Writing, and Printing in Early Modern England & America

ENGL 034.001

Peter Stallybrass

TR 9-10:30

British Poetry 1660-1900

ENGL 040.001

John Richetti

TR 1:30-3

Early American Literature

ENGL 043.001

Gabriel Cervantes

MWF 1

Issues in English Drama: Dryden to Inchbald

ENGL 046.001

Suvir Kaul

TR 10:30-12

The Romantic Period

ENGL 050.001

Dahlia Porter

MW 3:30-5

19th Century Novel

ENGL 055.001

Rachel Buurma

MWF 11

Modern Drama: From Then to Now

ENGL 056.601

Larry Robbins

W 5:30-8:30

Nineteenth-Century Literature of the Americas

ENGL 057.401

Yolanda Padilla

TR 10:30-12

20th Century Irish Novel

ENGL 058.001

John McCourt

MW 3:30-5

Art, Addiction, and Modernity

ENGL 059.001

Max Cavitch

TR 3-4:30

The Rise of the Novel

ENGL 060.001

Sanjay Krishnan

TR 12-1:30

Twentieth Century Poetry

ENGL 062.401

Charles Bernstein

MW 2-3:30

Modern American Literature

ENGL 064.601

Kristina Baumli

T 6:30-9:30

Science and Literature

ENGL 075.401

also offered as: HSSC 110

Mark Adams

MWF 11

Introduction to African American Literature: Textual Subjects, Subjective Texts: Reading African American Literature

ENGL 081.401

Thadious Davis

TR 12-1:30

American Poetry in the 20th-Century

ENGL 088.001

Bob Perelman

MW 2-3:30

American Fiction

ENGL 089.001

Deborah Burnham

MW 3:30-5

Gender, Sexuality and Literature

ENGL 090.401

Toni Bowers

TR 3-4:30

Film History

ENGL 091.401

also offered as: FILM 101. ARTH 108

Peter Decherney

TR 12-1:30 evening screenings R 4:30-7:30

Film Analysis and Methods

ENGL 092.601

also offered as: FILM 102, ARTH 109

Leo Charney

MR 6-9:00

Introduction to Postcolonial Literature

ENGL 093.401

Cynthia Port

MWF 1

Introduction to Literary Theory

ENGL 094.401

David Kazanjian

TR 12-1:30

Theories of Gender and Sexuality

ENGL 096.401

Heather K. Love

MW 2-3:30

Upper Level Seminars

Chaucer: Poetry, Performance, and Interpretation

ENGL 225.301

David Wallace

MW 3:30-5

Classicism and Literature: A Horace of Different Colors

ENGL 229.301

Frank Pellicone

TR 3-4:30

The Lives and Afterlives of Shakespeare's Jews

ENGL 231.601

Marissa Greenberg

T 6-9

Introduction to Written Culture

ENGL 234.401

also offered as: HIST 411.401

Roger Chartier

M 2-5

Feeling in the Age of Sensibility

ENGL 241.301

Sarah Ferguson-Wagstaffe

TR 1:30-3

The Early American Novel

ENGL 243.301

Christopher Iannini

TR 9-10:30

Orwell and Hemingway

ENGL 248.301

David Espey

TR 12-1:30

Romantic Literature in the 1790s: Reaction, Revolution, & Reform

ENGL 250.301

Sarah Ferguson-Wagstaffe

TR 9-10:30

Rethinking the Victorian Novel

ENGL 251.301

Erin O’Connor

MW 2-3:30 pm

Victorian Heroes and Heroines

ENGL 255.301

Nina Auerbach

TR 12-1:30

Dangerous Women

ENGL 256.601

Rosemary Malague

M 6-9

Celtic Literature in Translation: Curse Tablets, Cattle Raids, Camelot, and Cyber Celtica

ENGL 258.301

Roslyn Blyn-LaDrew

TR 3-4:30 pm

Virginia Wolf

ENGL 259.301

Cynthia Port

MW 3-5

Producing Novels, Consuming Fictions

ENGL 260.301

Rachel Buurma

MW 2-3:30

Bookending the Century

ENGL 263.301

Christopher Donovan

MWF 2

Literary Emotions and the Modern Novel

ENGL 265.301

Lili Hsieh

MWF 12

Law and Literature

ENGL 266.301

Jaime Taylor

TR 9-10:30

Poetry and Poetics

ENGL 269.301

Stuart Curran

TR 1:30-3

The Mexican Revolution in the American Imagination

ENGL 270.401

Yolanda Padilla

TR 1:30-3

Race and Asian America

ENGL 272.401

Josephine Park

TR 10:30-12

Writers House Fellows Seminar: Richard Ford, Cynthia Ozick & Ian Frazier

ENGL 274.301

Al Filreis

M 2-5

Contemporary American Fiction

ENGL 274.302

Wendy Steiner

W 2-5

Comparative Cross-Dressing

ENGL 276.401

Cary Mazer

TR 12-1:30 pm

Images of Childhood in Israeli Film and Literature

ENGL 279.401

Nili Gold

TR 1:30-3:00 pm

Topics in African American Literature: The Harlem Renaissance

ENGL 281.401

Thadious Davis

TR 3-4:30

American Poetry from the Revolution to the Civil War

ENGL 288.601

Gabriel Cervantes

W 6-9

Gender, Sexuality, and Literature: The Bluestocking Circle

ENGL 290.401

Jennifer Snead

TR 12-1:30 pm

Documentary Film

ENGL 291.401

John Katz

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

Self-Reflexive, Family and Autobiographical Film

ENGL 292.401

John Katz

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

Dark Comedy in Theatre and Film: Plot Twists and Naughty Bits

ENGL 292.601

Marcia Ferguson

R 5:30-8:30

International Novel and Film

ENGL 292.602

David Espey

T 5:30-8:30

Topics in Postcolonial Literature

ENGL 293.301

Sanjay Krishnan

TR 3-4:30 pm

Contemporary British Cinema

ENGL 295.301

James English

TR 12-1:30 pm

Associated Courses not Cross-Listed with English

Folk Art

ENGL 358.001

Rita Moonsammy

TR 10:30-12