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Literature Seminar pre-1700 (AEB7)

ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff

ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL2603.401 - Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas - Roger Chartier, John Pollack

ENGL4502.301 - Shakespearean True Crime: Reading Richard III - Ariel Bates

Literature Seminar pre-1900 (AEB9)

ENGL0307.301 - Writing and Printing the Revolution - Catherine Turner

ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff

ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL0705.301 - Mad Women, Mad Science, Mad World - Barri Joyce Gold

ENGL0775.301 - Modern Children’s Literature: The Living Dead - Melissa Jensen

ENGL2030.401 - Moving Bodies and Minds: Eighteenth-Century Literature of Medicine and Health - Lilith Todd

ENGL2603.401 - Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas - Roger Chartier, John Pollack

ENGL4502.301 - Shakespearean True Crime: Reading Richard III - Ariel Bates

ENGL4511.301 - Gothic Hysterias: Charlotte Brontë’s Villette - Ailin Jain

Sector 1 Theory and Poetics (AETP)

ENGL0021.401 - From the Uncanny to Horror: Film and Psychoanalysis - Jean-Michel Rabaté, Kathleen Tizon, Erin Townsend, Jordan Trice, Mason Wilkes

ENGL0030.001 - The Short Story - James English

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

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Julia Pelosi-Thorpe

ENGL0160.401 - Introduction to Sexuality Studies and Queer Theory - George Perez

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0309.401 - Jack Kerouac and Postwar Counterculture - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL0767.301 - Poetry, Music, and the Sounds of the Twentieth Century (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL0785.401 - Queer Archives, Aesthetics, and Performance - Heather K. Love, Brooke O'Harra

ENGL1009.401 - Classical Traditions - Department Staff

ENGL1021.401 - Shakespeare in Love - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL1022.001 - The Age of Milton - Zachary Lesser

ENGL1030.001 - Slavery and the Enlightenment - Chris Chan

ENGL1092.401 - Contemporary American Literature & Film - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study: Close Reading Global Literature and Film - Maria Rita Campbell

ENGL1415.001 - How to Read a Text - Tina Jane Lupton

ENGL1509.401 - Science and Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1579.401 - Sustainability & Utopianism - Bethany Wiggin

ENGL1670.301 - Data Science for the Humanities - J. D. Porter

ENGL2092.401 - The Kelly Writers House Fellows Seminar - Al Filreis, Simone White

ENGL2161.401 - Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL2401.401 - Literature and Theory: Theories of World - Max Cavitch

ENGL2420.401 - British Cinema: Film, Television, and Transatlantic Screen Culture - James English

ENGL2603.401 - Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas - Roger Chartier, John Pollack

ENGL2663.401 - Spiegel-Wilks Seminar: The Art of Care at the Barnes Foundation - Aaron Levy

ENGL2663.402 - Spiegel-Wilks Seminar - Emily Zimmerman

ENGL2665.401 - Fakes, Forgeries and Forensics in Digital Media - Elizabeth C Scheyder

ENGL4511.301 - Gothic Hysterias: Charlotte Brontë’s Villette - Ailin Jain

ENGL4513.301 - Life at the End of the World: Reading (and Rereading) Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go - Eileen Ying

ENGL4515.301 - Invisible Man and the American Underground - Eilis Lombard

Sector 2 Difference and Diaspora (AEDD)

ENGL0012.401 - Toni Morrison and the Adventure of the 21st Century - Herman Beavers

ENGL0022.601 - Study of a Theme: Life Writing - Batsheva Ben-Amos

ENGL0030.001 - The Short Story - James English

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

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Julia Pelosi-Thorpe

ENGL0159.401 - Gender and Society - Austin Svedjan

ENGL0160.401 - Introduction to Sexuality Studies and Queer Theory - George Perez

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0309.401 - Jack Kerouac and Postwar Counterculture - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0395.401 - Graphic Memoir: Between the Political and the Personal - Julia Alekseyeva

ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace

ENGL0745.401 - Revolutionary Papers - Sara Kazmi

ENGL0767.301 - Poetry, Music, and the Sounds of the Twentieth Century (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL0775.301 - Modern Children’s Literature: The Living Dead - Melissa Jensen

ENGL0785.401 - Queer Archives, Aesthetics, and Performance - Heather K. Love, Brooke O'Harra

ENGL0786.401 - Provocateurs: Feminists Onstage - Rosemary Malague

ENGL1030.001 - Slavery and the Enlightenment - Chris Chan

ENGL1092.401 - Contemporary American Literature & Film - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Neha Tiwari

ENGL1200.401 - Introduction to African American Literature - Dagmawi Woubshet, Mariana Akawi, Lauren Austin Alcindor, Pourvaja Ganesh, Julie Yeeun Kim

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study: Close Reading Global Literature and Film - Maria Rita Campbell

ENGL2030.401 - Moving Bodies and Minds: Eighteenth-Century Literature of Medicine and Health - Lilith Todd

ENGL2143.401 - Extra-Terrestrial: Thematized Space in the Americas - Department Staff

ENGL2161.401 - Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL4502.301 - Shakespearean True Crime: Reading Richard III - Ariel Bates

ENGL4511.301 - Gothic Hysterias: Charlotte Brontë’s Villette - Ailin Jain

ENGL4514.301 - Many years later: Márquez, Macondo, and the Magically Real - Clara Jimenez

ENGL4515.301 - Invisible Man and the American Underground - Eilis Lombard

Sector 3 Medieval/Renaissance (AEMR)

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0509.401 - Dante's Divine Comedy - Department Staff

ENGL0510.401 - National Epics - David Wallace

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL1009.401 - Classical Traditions - Department Staff

ENGL1021.401 - Shakespeare in Love - Becky S. Friedman

ENGL1022.001 - The Age of Milton - Zachary Lesser

ENGL2603.401 - Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas - Roger Chartier, John Pollack

ENGL4502.301 - Shakespearean True Crime: Reading Richard III - Ariel Bates

Sector 4 Long 18th Century (AE18)

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0307.301 - Writing and Printing the Revolution - Catherine Turner

ENGL0373.301 - The Novel, The Family, and its Discontents - Tina Jane Lupton

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL0775.301 - Modern Children’s Literature: The Living Dead - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1022.001 - The Age of Milton - Zachary Lesser

ENGL1030.001 - Slavery and the Enlightenment - Chris Chan

ENGL2030.401 - Moving Bodies and Minds: Eighteenth-Century Literature of Medicine and Health - Lilith Todd

Sector 5 19th Century (AE19)

ENGL0020.601 - Anxiety, Menace, and Peril: The Gothic - Melissa Jensen

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0373.301 - The Novel, The Family, and its Discontents - Tina Jane Lupton

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL0705.301 - Mad Women, Mad Science, Mad World - Barri Joyce Gold

ENGL0775.301 - Modern Children’s Literature: The Living Dead - Melissa Jensen

ENGL1200.401 - Introduction to African American Literature - Dagmawi Woubshet, Mariana Akawi, Lauren Austin Alcindor, Pourvaja Ganesh, Julie Yeeun Kim

ENGL4511.301 - Gothic Hysterias: Charlotte Brontë’s Villette - Ailin Jain

Sector 6 20th & 21st Centuries (AE20)

ENGL0012.401 - Toni Morrison and the Adventure of the 21st Century - Herman Beavers

ENGL0020.601 - Anxiety, Menace, and Peril: The Gothic - Melissa Jensen

ENGL0021.401 - From the Uncanny to Horror: Film and Psychoanalysis - Jean-Michel Rabaté, Kathleen Tizon, Erin Townsend, Jordan Trice, Mason Wilkes

ENGL0022.601 - Study of a Theme: Life Writing - Batsheva Ben-Amos

ENGL0030.001 - The Short Story - James English

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

ENGL0039.401 - Narrative Across Cultures - Julia Pelosi-Thorpe

ENGL0160.401 - Introduction to Sexuality Studies and Queer Theory - George Perez

ENGL0304.301 - Dangerous Literature - Abdulhamit Arvas

ENGL0309.401 - Jack Kerouac and Postwar Counterculture - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL0373.301 - The Novel, The Family, and its Discontents - Tina Jane Lupton

ENGL0395.401 - Graphic Memoir: Between the Political and the Personal - Julia Alekseyeva

ENGL0540.401 - Literary Theory Ancient to Modern - Rita Copeland

ENGL0593.401 - History of Disney Animation - Linda Simensky

ENGL0745.401 - Revolutionary Papers - Sara Kazmi

ENGL0767.301 - Poetry, Music, and the Sounds of the Twentieth Century (SNF Paideia Program Course) - Chris Mustazza

ENGL0775.301 - Modern Children’s Literature: The Living Dead - Melissa Jensen

ENGL0785.401 - Queer Archives, Aesthetics, and Performance - Heather K. Love, Brooke O'Harra

ENGL0786.401 - Provocateurs: Feminists Onstage - Rosemary Malague

ENGL1009.401 - Classical Traditions - Department Staff

ENGL1092.401 - Contemporary American Literature & Film - Jean-Christophe Cloutier

ENGL1179.401 - World Literature - Neha Tiwari

ENGL1200.401 - Introduction to African American Literature - Dagmawi Woubshet, Mariana Akawi, Lauren Austin Alcindor, Pourvaja Ganesh, Julie Yeeun Kim

ENGL1409.401 - Introduction to Literary Study: Close Reading Global Literature and Film - Maria Rita Campbell

ENGL1449.401 - War and Representation - Spencer Philip Small

ENGL1509.401 - Science and Literature - Department Staff

ENGL1525.401 - Science on Screen - Barri Joyce Gold

ENGL1579.401 - Sustainability & Utopianism - Bethany Wiggin

ENGL1670.301 - Data Science for the Humanities - J. D. Porter

ENGL1855.401 - DRAMA! From Page to Stage - Rosemary Malague

ENGL1891.401 - Broadway Musicals in the 21st Century - David Fox, Department Staff

ENGL2092.401 - The Kelly Writers House Fellows Seminar - Al Filreis, Simone White

ENGL2161.401 - Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature - Department Staff

ENGL2401.401 - Literature and Theory: Theories of World - Max Cavitch

ENGL2420.401 - British Cinema: Film, Television, and Transatlantic Screen Culture - James English

ENGL2663.401 - Spiegel-Wilks Seminar: The Art of Care at the Barnes Foundation - Aaron Levy

ENGL2663.402 - Spiegel-Wilks Seminar - Emily Zimmerman

ENGL2665.401 - Fakes, Forgeries and Forensics in Digital Media - Elizabeth C Scheyder

ENGL2911.401 - American Independents - Meta Mazaj

ENGL2951.401 - Virtual Reality Lab - Peter Decherney

ENGL4513.301 - Life at the End of the World: Reading (and Rereading) Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go - Eileen Ying

ENGL4514.301 - Many years later: Márquez, Macondo, and the Magically Real - Clara Jimenez

ENGL4515.301 - Invisible Man and the American Underground - Eilis Lombard

20th-21st Century Concentration (AE21)