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Literature Seminar pre-1700 (AEB7)

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL4502.301 - ‘But Thy Vile Race’: The Tempest and Early Modern Race - Ariana Rodriguez

Literature Seminar pre-1900 (AEB9)

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL2604.401 - American Books / Books in America - John Pollack, James N Green

ENGL4502.301 - ‘But Thy Vile Race’: The Tempest and Early Modern Race - Ariana Rodriguez

Sector 1 Theory and Poetics (AETP)

ENGL0038.401 - Study of a Genre: Poetry and Autobiography - Max Cavitch

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL0052.401 - Introduction to Psychoanalysis: History, Theory, Practice - Max Cavitch

ENGL0306.301 - First Year Seminar How and When to be Bored: Literature and Attention - Lilith Todd

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL0590.401 - American Film Genre - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0755.401 - Listening in Troubled Times (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Aaron Levy

ENGL0765.301 - Podcasting (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL1020.401 - Literature Before 1660 - Department Staff

ENGL1051.001 - Victorian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1071.401 - Fashion and Modernity: From Marie-Antoinette to Rick Owens - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study - Jack Cao

ENGL1509.401 - Science and Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1650.401 - Introduction to Digital Humanities - Department Staff

ENGL1830.301 - Modern & Contemporary U.S. Poetry - Al Filreis

ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten

ENGL2666.401 - Algorithmic Ethics - Elizabeth C Scheyder

ENGL4513.301 - Memory and Mourning in Camera Lucida - Eddy Wang

ENGL4515.301 - Dykes to Watch Out For: Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Comics - Rylee Smith

Sector 2 Difference and Diaspora (AEDD)

ENGL0023.401 - Study of a Theme Related to Gender and Sexuality - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0038.401 - Study of a Genre: Poetry and Autobiography - Max Cavitch

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL0159.401 - Gender and Society - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study - Jack Cao

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2222.401 - August Wilson and Beyond - Herman Beavers, Suzana Berger

ENGL2225.401 - The Black Arts Movement - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2242.401 - Soulful Black Biographies - Department Staff

ENGL2271.401 - Asian American Visual Culture - David L. Eng

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL2415.401 - Fascism in History, Film, and Literature - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL4502.301 - ‘But Thy Vile Race’: The Tempest and Early Modern Race - Ariana Rodriguez

ENGL4515.301 - Dykes to Watch Out For: Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Comics - Rylee Smith

Sector 3 Medieval/Renaissance (AEMR)

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL1020.401 - Literature Before 1660 - Department Staff

ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL4502.301 - ‘But Thy Vile Race’: The Tempest and Early Modern Race - Ariana Rodriguez

Sector 4 Long 18th Century (AE18)

ENGL0306.301 - First Year Seminar How and When to be Bored: Literature and Attention - Lilith Todd

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL2604.401 - American Books / Books in America - John Pollack, James N Green

Sector 5 19th Century (AE19)

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1051.001 - Victorian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2604.401 - American Books / Books in America - John Pollack, James N Green

Sector 6 20th & 21st Centuries (AE20)

ENGL0038.401 - Study of a Genre: Poetry and Autobiography - Max Cavitch

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL0052.401 - Introduction to Psychoanalysis: History, Theory, Practice - Max Cavitch

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL0590.401 - American Film Genre - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0755.401 - Listening in Troubled Times (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Aaron Levy

ENGL0765.301 - Podcasting (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1071.401 - Fashion and Modernity: From Marie-Antoinette to Rick Owens - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL1140.001 - Modern America - Department Staff

ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL1271.401 - American Musical Theatre - David Fox

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study - Jack Cao

ENGL1449.401 - War and Representation - Chaya Sara Oppenheim

ENGL1509.401 - Science and Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1650.401 - Introduction to Digital Humanities - Department Staff

ENGL1740.401 - Virginia Woolf and T.S. Eliot in Dialogue - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL1830.301 - Modern & Contemporary U.S. Poetry - Al Filreis

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2222.401 - August Wilson and Beyond - Herman Beavers, Suzana Berger

ENGL2225.401 - The Black Arts Movement - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2271.401 - Asian American Visual Culture - David L. Eng

ENGL2415.401 - Fascism in History, Film, and Literature - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL2530.301 - The Literature of Care - Aaron Levy

ENGL4512.301 - Industry: Life beside Capital - Xavier Xin

ENGL4513.301 - Memory and Mourning in Camera Lucida - Eddy Wang

ENGL4515.301 - Dykes to Watch Out For: Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Comics - Rylee Smith

20th-21st Century Concentration (AE21)

ENGL0038.401 - Study of a Genre: Poetry and Autobiography - Max Cavitch

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL0052.401 - Introduction to Psychoanalysis: History, Theory, Practice - Max Cavitch

ENGL0590.401 - American Film Genre - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0755.401 - Listening in Troubled Times (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Aaron Levy

ENGL0765.301 - Podcasting (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1071.401 - Fashion and Modernity: From Marie-Antoinette to Rick Owens - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL1140.001 - Modern America - Department Staff

ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL1271.401 - American Musical Theatre - David Fox

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study - Jack Cao

ENGL1449.401 - War and Representation - Chaya Sara Oppenheim

ENGL1509.401 - Science and Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1650.401 - Introduction to Digital Humanities - Department Staff

ENGL1740.401 - Virginia Woolf and T.S. Eliot in Dialogue - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2222.401 - August Wilson and Beyond - Herman Beavers, Suzana Berger

ENGL2225.401 - The Black Arts Movement - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2271.401 - Asian American Visual Culture - David L. Eng

ENGL2415.401 - Fascism in History, Film, and Literature - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL2530.301 - The Literature of Care - Aaron Levy

ENGL2666.401 - Algorithmic Ethics - Elizabeth C Scheyder

ENGL4512.301 - Industry: Life beside Capital - Xavier Xin

ENGL4513.301 - Memory and Mourning in Camera Lucida - Eddy Wang

ENGL4515.301 - Dykes to Watch Out For: Gender, Sexuality, and Queer Comics - Rylee Smith

Africana Literature & Culture Concentration (AEAC)

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2222.401 - August Wilson and Beyond - Herman Beavers, Suzana Berger

ENGL2225.401 - The Black Arts Movement - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2242.401 - Soulful Black Biographies - Department Staff

Creative Writing Workshop Course Minor (AECW)

ENGL0401.301 - First-Year Seminar: Fundamentals of Storytelling - Lorene Cary

ENGL0402.301 - First-Year Seminar: Kelly Writers House - Abbey Mei Otis

ENGL0755.401 - Listening in Troubled Times (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Aaron Levy

ENGL0765.301 - Podcasting (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

Drama Concentration (AEDR)

ENGL1271.401 - American Musical Theatre - David Fox

ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

ENGL2222.401 - August Wilson and Beyond - Herman Beavers, Suzana Berger

Gender/Sexuality Concentration (AEGS)

ENGL0011.401 - Jane Austen and Adaptation: From Darcymania to Bridgerton - Michael Gamer

ENGL0023.401 - Study of a Theme Related to Gender and Sexuality - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0159.401 - Gender and Society - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL2271.401 - Asian American Visual Culture - David L. Eng

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

Journalistic Writing Minor (AEJW)

ENGL0765.301 - Podcasting (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

Literature, Journalism, & Print Culture Concentration (AELJ)

ENGL1650.401 - Introduction to Digital Humanities - Department Staff

ENGL2604.401 - American Books / Books in America - John Pollack, James N Green

Medieval/Renaissance Concentration (AEMC)

ENGL0502.401 - Dante’s Divine Comedy - David Wallace

ENGL1020.401 - Literature Before 1660 - Department Staff

ENGL1860.001 - Witchcraft and the Occult - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL2010.301 - Old English Language and Literature - Caroline Batten

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL4502.301 - ‘But Thy Vile Race’: The Tempest and Early Modern Race - Ariana Rodriguez

Poetry & Poetics Concentration (AEPP)

ENGL1051.001 - Victorian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1830.301 - Modern & Contemporary U.S. Poetry - Al Filreis

The Novel Concentration (AENV)

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1051.001 - Victorian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1140.001 - Modern America - Department Staff

ENGL1740.401 - Virginia Woolf and T.S. Eliot in Dialogue - Jean-Michel Rabaté

Theory & Cultural Studies Concentration (AETC)

ENGL0306.301 - First Year Seminar How and When to be Bored: Literature and Attention - Lilith Todd

ENGL0755.401 - Listening in Troubled Times (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Aaron Levy

ENGL0775.301 - Radiant, Humble, Monstrous: Modern Children's Literature - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1071.401 - Fashion and Modernity: From Marie-Antoinette to Rick Owens - Jean-Michel Rabaté

ENGL2271.401 - Asian American Visual Culture - David L. Eng

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

ENGL2415.401 - Fascism in History, Film, and Literature - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL2666.401 - Algorithmic Ethics - Elizabeth C Scheyder

Foundational Approach: Cross Cultural Analysis (AUCC)

ENGL0023.401 - Study of a Theme Related to Gender and Sexuality - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0038.401 - Study of a Genre: Poetry and Autobiography - Max Cavitch

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Ezra Lebovitz

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study - Jack Cao

ENGL2315.401 - Saints and Sex Demons - Caroline Batten

Foundational Approach: Cultural Diversity in US (AUCD)

ENGL0011.401 - Jane Austen and Adaptation: From Darcymania to Bridgerton - Michael Gamer

ENGL0159.401 - Gender and Society - Melissa E. Sanchez

ENGL0401.301 - First-Year Seminar: Fundamentals of Storytelling - Lorene Cary

ENGL0402.301 - First-Year Seminar: Kelly Writers House - Abbey Mei Otis

ENGL0590.401 - American Film Genre - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL1261.401 - Radical Arts in the Americas - Jennifer Ponce de León

ENGL1880.401 - Introduction to African American Drama - Margo Natalie Crawford

Sector III: Arts & Letters (AUAL)