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Undergraduate Courses

spring 2007

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Creative Writing: Memory, Fact and Fiction

ENGL 010.301

Courtney Zoffness

W 2-5

Creative Writing: Writing the Personal Essay, Writing Fiction

ENGL 010.302

Albert Dibartolomeo

T 1:30-4:30

Creating Possibilities in Creative Non-Fiction and Poetry

ENGL 010.303

Thomas E. Devaney, Jr.

MW 2-3:30

Creative Writing

ENGL 010.601

Andrew Mossin

W 5:30-8:30

Creative Writing canceled

ENGL 010.920

Lynn Levin

MTWR 2:40-4:15

fulfills requirements:

Creative Writing Seminar Requirement of the Creative Writing Track

American Literature and Painting from the Civil War to World War II

ENGL 016.301

Peter Conn

TR 10:30-12

Literary Genealogy

ENGL 016.302

Erin O’Connor

MW 2-3:30

Beast Culture: Animals, Identity, and Western Literature

ENGL 016.303

Chi-ming Yang

TR 3-4:30

Shakespeare/Not Shakespeare

ENGL 016.304

Zachary Lesser

MW 3:30-5

The Politics of Love and Religion in Renaissance England

ENGL 016.305

Melissa E. Sanchez

TR 1:30-3

Double Agents or Racial Traitors?--Issues of Identity in Comparative Ethnic Literatures

ENGL 016.401

Lili Hsieh

TR 3-4:30

Reading War canceled

ENGL 016.601

Daniel Traister

TR 4:30-5:50

Literature Before 1660

ENGL 020.001

MW 3:30-5

ENGL 022.001

TR 3-4:30

ENGL 025.601

M 6:30-9:30

Renaissance Literature: Short Forms in Verse and Prose

ENGL 031.001

Margreta de Grazia

TR 1:30-3

Cultures of the Book: Practices, Materials, Places

ENGL 034.401

HIST 034

Peter Stallybrass, Roger Chartier

M 2-5:00

Sound Studies: Things that Talk

ENGL 034.402

CINE 138.401

Mara Mills

TR 3-4:30 evening screenings T 4:30-6:30

British Poetry 1660-1914

ENGL 040.001

Dahlia Porter

TR 3-4:30

Novel Scenes: Traveling through the Eighteenth-Century Novel

ENGL 045.001

Dahlia Porter

TR 10:30-12

Theatre, Culture, Society: Cities at Play from the Renaissance to the Rise of Realism

ENGL 046.401

Marcia Ferguson

TR 12-1:30

Victorian Literature and the Culture of the Review

ENGL 051.001

Rachel Buurma

MWF 11

The 19th Century Novel

ENGL 055.401

Nancy Shawcross

TR 12-1:30

Literature of Americas Before 1900

ENGL 057.001

Max Cavitch

TR 1:30-3

Modernism and Modernities: Modernist Interiors and Exteriors

ENGL 059.601

Laura Heffernan

W 6-9

20th Century British Literature

ENGL 061.001

Laura Heffernan

TR 1:30-3

Colonial and Postcolonial Fiction

ENGL 065.401

Rita Barnard

TR 9-10:30

Poetry and Poetics

ENGL 069.001

Deborah Burnham

MW 2-3:30

Contemporary American Literature

ENGL 074.601

Don Belton

T 6-9

Science and Literature

ENGL 075.401

STSC 110.401

Mark Adams

MW 11-12:00

Literature and Empire

ENGL 077.401

Sanjay Krishnan

TR 3-4:30

Trading Fours: Literatures of Jazz

ENGL 080.401

Herman Beavers

TR 10:30-12

Citified: Urban Space and Racial Identity in African American Literature

ENGL 081.401

Thadious Davis

TR 3-4:30

Native / American Literature

ENGL 082.001

Timothy Powell

TR 1:30-3

American Poetry in the 20th-Century

ENGL 088.001

Bob Perelman

MW 3:30-5

American Fiction canceled

ENGL 089.001

Gabriel Cervantes

MWF 12

Gender, Sexuality, and Literature: Women in Fiction

ENGL 090.401

Deborah Burnham

MW 3:30-5

Film History

ENGL 091.401

ARTH 108, CINE 101

Meta Mazaj

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

Television Studies

ENGL 091.402

CINE 150.402

Tasha Oren

TR 9-10:30

Film Analysis and Methods

ENGL 092.601

Meta Mazaj

R 5-8:00, evening screenings T 5-8:00

Shakespeare

ENGL 101.601

Barbara Riebling

R 5:30-8:30

fulfills requirements:

Elective of the Standard Major

Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.401

James English

TR 10:30-11:30 am; Evening screenings M 6-8:00 pm

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.402

James J. Fiumara

R 3:00-4:00

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.403

Michelle Strizever

R 3-4

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.404

Paige Contreras-Gould

R 4:30-5:30

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.405

Melanie Micir

F 1-2:00

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.406

Julia Bloch

F 2-3:00

Recitation for Literature and Film in the Age of Globalization

ENGL 102.407

William Nessly

R 4:30-5:30

Narrative Across Cultures

ENGL 103.401

COML 125 and NELC 180

Roger Allen

TR 10:30-12

The British 18th Century Enlightenment

ENGL 104.401

John Richetti

MW 10-11:00

Recitation for the Enlightenment

ENGL 104.402

Adrian Khactu

F 10-11:00

Recitation for the Enlightenment

ENGL 104.403

Greta LaFleur

F 10-11:00

Recitation for the Enlightenment

ENGL 104.404

Megan Cook

F 10-11:00

Recitation for the Enlightenment canceled

ENGL 104.405

Department Staff

F 10-11:00

Experimental Writing Seminars

ENGL 111.301

Charles Bernstein

R 1:30-4:30

Poetry and Poetics

ENGL 111.302

Linh Dinh

W 2-5

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

ENGL 113.401

R 1:30-4:30

ENGL 114.401

M 2-5:00

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.301

Max Apple

T 1:30-4:30

Advanced Fiction Writing

ENGL 115.601

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

R 5:30-8:30

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.401

CINE 116 401

Kathleen DeMarco Van Cleve

T 1:30-4:30

Screenwriting

ENGL 116.601

Marc Lapadula

M 5-8

Advanced Poetry Workshop

ENGL 118.301

Greg Djanikian

W 2-5

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.401

Kathleen DeMarco Van Cleve

W 2-5

Advanced Screenwriting

ENGL 130.402

Mark Rosenthal

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.301

Lorene Cary

R 1:30-4:30

Creative Non-Fiction Writing: Writing Your Travels

ENGL 135.302

Marion Kant

W 2-5

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.601

Robert Strauss

M 5-8

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 145.301

M 2-5:00

ENGL 145.401

T 1:30-4:30

ENGL 155.301

M 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

Nonfiction Writing: Special Projects

ENGL 169.301

Paul Hendrickson

T 1:30-4:30

Medieval Historical Writing: From Bede to the Printing Press

ENGL 221.401

Emily Steiner

MW 2-3:30

Gender, Sexuality, and Sovereignty in Romance

ENGL 222.401

Melissa E. Sanchez

TR 9-10:30

Drama to 1660: Playing with Faith, Love, and Power

ENGL 226.601

Barbara Riebling

M 6:30-9:30

Tragedy and the Tragic

ENGL 229.403

CLST 315.403

Emily Wilson

TR 1:30-3

Topics in Renaissance Literature: Poems vs. Plays

ENGL 231.301

Margreta de Grazia

TR 9-10:30

Acting Shakespeare

ENGL 236.401

Cary Mazer

TR 10:30-12

John Milton: the English Poems and Selected Prose

ENGL 238.301

Stuart Curran

TR 3-4:30

Captive Imagination: Early American Captivity Narratives and the Citizen of Democracy

ENGL 243.601

Todd Nothstein

R 5:30-8:30

Orwell and Hemingway

ENGL 248.001

David Espey

TR 10:30-12

Topics in the Transatlantic: Imagined Empires 1492-1800

ENGL 248.301

Cyrus Mulready

TR 12-1:30

The Sentimental Novel in America, 1785-1860

ENGL 255.301

William Howell

TR 9-10:30

Rewriting American Classics

ENGL 255.302

Nancy Bentley

TR 3-4:30bentl

Immigration in Theatre and Cinema

ENGL 256.401

T. Mera Moore Lafferty

MW 2-3:30

The Philadelphia Theatre Experience

ENGL 256.402

Rosemary Malague

T 3-6

Women in Theatre: Dangerous Women

ENGL 256.601

Rosemary Malague

M 6-9

Modernism into Nazism: German Expressionism from 1900-1945

ENGL 259.401

Marion Kant

TR 12-1:30

The Theory of the Novel

ENGL 260.301

Rachel Buurma

MW 2-3:30

Controversies in the Arts

ENGL 261.301

Wendy Steiner

W 2-5

Narrative Nonfiction

ENGL 263.301

Erin O’Connor

MW 3:30-5

Civil War and Apocalypse

ENGL 264.301

Christopher Donovan

MWF 2

150 Years of Children's Fantasy

ENGL 265.601

Veronica Schanoes

T 6-9

Poetry and Poetics

ENGL 269.301

Stuart Curran

TR 12-1:30

"Poetry and Poetics Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world" "Poetry makes nothing happen" Between Shelley’s canceled

ENGL 272.401

ASAM202

Lili Hsieh

TR 3-4:30

Kelly Writers House Fellows Seminar: John McPhee, Jamaica Kincaid and Donald Hall

ENGL 274.301

Al Filreis

M 2-5:00

American Theatre Left and Right: Performance, Culture, and Politics in the 1930s, 50s, and 80s

ENGL 276.401

Cary Mazer

TR 1:30-3

Slavery and Narration

ENGL 281.401

AFRC 281

Gabriel Cervantes

MW 3:30-5

Native American Literature: Where the Museum and the English Department Intersect

ENGL 282.301

Timothy Powell

TR 10:30-12

Americans in Paris

ENGL 286.401

Max Cavitch

M 2-5:00

Medieval and Renaissance Women Writers

ENGL 290.401

Jennifer Higginbotham

TR 9-10:30

Documentary Cinema

ENGL 292.401

Timothy Corrigan

TR 12-1:30

International Novel and Film

ENGL 292.601

David Espey

T 5:30-8:30

Fiction and Film in a Postcolonial Frame

ENGL 293.401

SAST 310.401

Sheetal Majithia

R 3-6

After Derrida

ENGL 294.401

Aaron Levy

TR 10:30-12

Performing Exile: Walking Through

ENGL 295.302

ARTH 100.302

Kinga Araya

M 2-5:00

Contemporary Television and Media: Texts, Technology and Audiences

ENGL 295.401

CINE 296.401

Tasha Oren

W 3:30-6:30

Introduction to Shakespeare

ENGL 326.301

Phyllis Rackin

MW 2-3:30

Poetry and Political Philosophy in Ancient Greece

ENGL 329.301

CLST329.301

Anne Hall

TR 1:30-3

Nineteenth-Century New York City and American Modernity

ENGL 353.301

Nancy Bentley

TR 12-1:30

Topics in American Poetry

ENGL 388.301

Bob Perelman

MW 2-3:30

Critical Issues in Global and Transnational Studies

ENGL 394.401

Román de la Campa

TR 1:30-3

Writing and Remembering: A Memoir Workshop

ENGL 435.640

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

T 5:30-8:10

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 435.641

Deborah Burnham

R 6-8:40

The Art of the Novella

ENGL 460.640

Nancy Shawcross

R 5:30-8:30

Representing War in the Twentieth Century

ENGL 461.640

CINE 500

Rita Barnard

T 5:30-8:30

Black Atlantic/Black Diaspora

ENGL 572.401

AFRC572

Edlie Wong

M 3:30-6:30

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