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ENGL102 Outsiders in European Literature ENGL108 Sequels, Prequels, and Rewrites ENGL111 Shakespeare and Company ENGL112 The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism ENGL113 Reading the Third World ENGL116 Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times ENGL129 Resisting the Romance in Black and White and Technicolor ENGL131 Writing About Places: Africa ENGL180 Writing About Science ENGL201F Ways of Reading: Literature about Literature ENGL201G Ways of Reading: Contact Zones: Travel, Migration, and American Literature ENGL201H Ways of Reading: auto/bio/graphy ENGL204 American Literature, 1865-1945 ENGL206 British Literature: Late Renaissance to Enlightenment ENGL208 Enlightenment to Modernism: British Literature, 1780-1914 ENGL209 From Seduction to Civil War: The Early U.S. Novel ENGL211 Ethics of Embodiment (FGSS Gateway) ENGL215 Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State ENGL220 Medieval Works in Performance ENGL221 African American Anticolonial Literature ENGL223 Medieval Legend and Myth in the British Isles ENGL226 The 1790s: British Literature and Culture ENGL227 The Victorian Novel ENGL228 Love in the Time of Slavery ENGL229 Fictions of Consumption ENGL230 Introduction to Asian American Literature ENGL234 Scripts and Shows: Modern Drama as Literature and Performance ENGL236 The British Modernist Novel, 1900-1945 ENGL237 The Sixties ENGL238 Renaissance Literature ENGL240 Introduction to African American Literature ENGL249 Interpretation in Fiction: The Reader in the Text ENGL251 Epic Tradition ENGL252 Restoration and 18th-Century Theater ENGL256 The British Novel in the Romantic Period ENGL257 Queer Literature and Studies ENGL260 Faulkner and the Thirties ENGL262 Major English Poets: The Victorian Period ENGL264 Renaissance Drama ENGL272 Postcolonial Theory ENGL273 South Asian Writing in Diaspora ENGL274 Oral Histories and the Portland Brownstone Quarry ENGL275 Postcolonial Literature ENGL277 American Pastoral ENGL286 History of the English Language ENGL294 Diasporas, Transnationalism, and Globalization ENGL295 Reading Theories ENGL300 Sonnets ENGL303 Narrative Theory ENGL305 Shakespeare's Macbeth: From Saga to Screen ENGL308 Stein and Woolf ENGL312 The Comic Novel from Fielding to Fielding ENGL313 Poetry and Poetics ENGL315 Recent British Drama: Orton, Pinter, Churchill ENGL320 Writing Black Radicalism: W. E. B. Du Bois, C. L. R. James, and Richard Wright ENGL321 Culture of Gay Liberation ENGL324 Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery ENGL326 Advanced Nonfiction Workshop ENGL327 The Prose Poem and the Politics of Genre ENGL329 Postwar American Writers: Philip Roth and Don DeLillo ENGL330 American Modernism ENGL331 Topics in African American Literature: Charles Chesnutt and Pauline Hopkins ENGL332 Romanticism, Criticism, Theory ENGL337 Advanced Poetry Workshop ENGL342 Advanced Fiction Workshop ENGL343 Contesting American History: Fiction After 1967 ENGL344 Violence: Spoken and Unspeakable ENGL346 Special Topics: Poetry of Place ENGL347 Poetry and Politics in New York City, 1930-1975 ENGL349 Historicizing Early Modern Sexualities ENGL352 Love and Marriage in Modern Black Fiction ENGL356 The Globe and the World: Representations and Theorizations of New Transnational Formations ENGL357 Toni Morrison ENGL360 Special Topics: Writing Lives Spring 2012 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       ENGL ENGL111 Shakespeare and Company ENGL112 The Environmental Imagination: Green Writing and Ecocriticism ENGL113 Reading the Third World ENGL115 Literature of London ENGL116 Henry David Thoreau: His Art and Thought in Relation to His Times ENGL129 Resisting the Romance in Black and White and Technicolor ENGL132 Writing Medicine and the Doctor-Writer ENGL159 The Grotesque ENGL180 Writing About Science ENGL199 Introduction to Playwriting ENGL201A Ways of Reading: Borrowing and Stealing: Authorship and Originality in Literature ENGL201B Ways of Reading: Literature and/as Performance ENGL201C Ways of Reading: The Work of Literature ENGL201D Ways of Reading: Reading for Genre: Form, History, Theory ENGL201E Ways of Reading: Reading Encounters: Text, Travel, and Perception ENGL205 Shakespeare ENGL207 Chaucer and the Critical Power of Medieval Literature ENGL209 From Seduction to Civil War: The Early U.S. Novel ENGL211 Ethics of Embodiment (FGSS Gateway) ENGL212 Machines and Modernity ENGL213 Contemporary British and American Fiction ENGL215 Shakespeare and the Tragedy of State ENGL217 Harlots, Rakes, and Libertines ENGL218 Into the Wild ENGL220 Medieval Works in Performance ENGL222 Zora Neale Hurston and the Rise of Feminist Fiction ENGL224 Medieval Drama ENGL226 The 1790s: British Literature and Culture ENGL229 Fictions of Consumption ENGL231 Prizing the Book ENGL232 Mystics and Militants: Medieval Women Writers ENGL237 The Sixties ENGL242 Literary Theory I: Plato to Pope ENGL246 After the Realist Novel: Literary Narrative, 1880-1914 ENGL247 Narrative and Ideology ENGL250 Contemporary U.S. Poetry ENGL251 Epic Tradition ENGL254 Shakespeare on Film ENGL256 The British Novel in the Romantic Period ENGL258 New World Poetics ENGL260 Faulkner and the Thirties ENGL262 Major English Poets: The Victorian Period ENGL269 Aesthetics and/or Ideology ENGL272 Postcolonial Theory ENGL273 South Asian Writing in Diaspora ENGL276 Space and Place in Fiction ENGL277 American Pastoral ENGL280 Staging Race in Early Modern England ENGL281 Auerbach's Mimesis and the Novel in Recent History ENGL286 History of the English Language ENGL288 Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation ENGL290 Place, Character, and Design: Techniques in Writing Nonfiction and Fiction ENGL293 Introduction to Medieval Literature ENGL299 A Playwright's Workshop: Intermediate ENGL300 Sonnets ENGL302 American Revolutions and Counterrevolutions: A Short 18th Century ENGL303 Narrative Theory ENGL304 Theorizing the Black Girl in the Long 19th Century ENGL305 Shakespeare's Macbeth: From Saga to Screen ENGL308 Stein and Woolf ENGL309 American Culture in the Great Depression ENGL310 Reading Latinidad: Ethnicity and Strategies of Representation ENGL311 Modernist Writers: Virginia Woolf and Jean Rhys ENGL313 Poetry and Poetics ENGL315 Recent British Drama: Orton, Pinter, Churchill ENGL316 Special Topics: The Poem as Document ENGL317 African American Literary Theory ENGL318 James Baldwin: In Black and White ENGL321 Culture of Gay Liberation ENGL322 Poetics of the Short-Short ENGL324 Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery ENGL325 Intermediate Nonfiction Workshop ENGL327 The Prose Poem and the Politics of Genre ENGL331 Topics in African American Literature: Charles Chesnutt and Pauline Hopkins ENGL333 Color and the Canon: Rethinking American Literary Criticism ENGL334 Naipaul, Rushdie, and Cesaire ENGL336 Intermediate Poetry Workshop ENGL338 New York City in the '40s ENGL339 Intermediate Fiction Workshop ENGL340 Enlightenment's Ghosts ENGL343 Contesting American History: Fiction After 1967 ENGL344 Violence: Spoken and Unspeakable ENGL347 Poetry and Politics in New York City, 1930-1975 ENGL348 Latina/o Literary Cultures and Countercultures ENGL349 Historicizing Early Modern Sexualities ENGL351 Jews and Christians in Medieval England: Debate, Dialogue, and Destruction ENGL352 Love and Marriage in Modern Black Fiction ENGL353 Ideas of Ethnicity in Medieval Literature ENGL358 Special Topics: The Representation of Work in Fiction ENGL363 Multi-Ethnic American Autobiography: Stories of the Self in Society

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