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Humanities and Writing

HUMW-009-01 Reading and Writing Seminar

Professor R. Ortiz

HUMW-009-02 Reading and Writing Seminar

Professor S. Pinto

HUMW-009-03 Reading and Writing Seminar

Professor C. So

HUMW-009-04 Reading and Writing Seminar

Professor E. Velez

HUMW-011-06 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor R. Bass

HUMW-011-07 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor M. Debelius

HUMW-011-08 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor J. Fink

HUMW-011-09 Critical Reading and Writing

Kevin Petersen

HUMW-011-10 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor M. Kaplan

HUMW-011-11 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor M. Kaplan

HUMW-011-12 Critical Reading and Writing

Chris Shinn

HUMW-011-13 Critical Reading and Writing

Chris Shinn

HUMW-011-14 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor D. Wu

HUMW-011-15 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor M. Barnett

HUMW-011-16 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor R. Boylan

HUMW-011-17 Critical Reading and Writing

Delaney, Janice

HUMW-011-18 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor L. Fuisz

HUMW-011-19 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor L. Fuisz

HUMW-011-20 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor E. Gorman

HUMW-011-21 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor E. Gorman

HUMW-011-22 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor S. Hamilton

HUMW-011-23 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor S. Hamilton

HUMW-011-24 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor E. Tietz

HUMW-011-25 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor E. Tietz

HUMW-011-26 Critical Reading and Writing

Professor J. Young

HUMW-011-27 Critical Reading and Writing

Kevin Petersen

Undergraduate gateway courses

ENGL-040-01 Gateway: Med &/or Ren Lit/Cult

Professor M. Collins

ENGL-040-03 Gateway: Med &/or Ren Lit/Cult

Professor K. Wickham-Crowley

ENGL-040-04 Gateway: Med &/or Ren Lit/Cult

Professor M. Yiu

ENGL-041-01 Gateway: 18th/19th Century Lit/Cult

Professor M. Corrigan

ENGL-041-03 Gateway: 18th/19th Century Lit/Cult

Professor J. Pfordresher

ENGL-041-04 Gateway: 18th/19th Century Lit/Cult

Professor J. Fruscione

ENGL-041-05 Gateway: 18th/19th Century Lit/Cult

Professor J. Fruscione

ENGL-042-01 Gateway:Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor S. Heath

ENGL-042-02 Gateway:Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor S. Heath

ENGL-042-03 Gateway:Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor E. Ingebretsen

ENGL-042-04 Gateway:Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor M. McMorris

ENGL-042-05 Gateway:Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor N. Yip

ENGL-042-06 Gateway: Mod &/or Post-Modern Lit

Professor N. Yip

ENGL-043-01 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods

Professor L. Rifkin

ENGL-043-02 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods

Professor L. Rifkin

ENGL-043-03 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods

Professor H. Schwarz

ENGL-043-04 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods

Professor S. Wurtzler

ENGL-043-05 Gateway: Introduction to Critical Methods

Professor S. Wurtzler

Undergraduate upper-division courses

Beginning in Fall 2006, the pre-requisite for upper-division English courses (ENGL-100 and above) are a Gateway course (ENGL 040-ENGL 043), ENGL-022, or equivalent in prior terms. Students who have not yet taken a Gateway course or its equivalent, as well as students who intend to major or minor in English, need to enroll in a Gateway course before enrolling in upper-division English courses.

ENGL-108-01 Chaucer

Professor J. Hirsh

ENGL-130-01 Shakespeare

Professor M. Collins

ENGL-134-01 Shakespeare Replayed

Professor M. Yiu

ENGL-136-01 Seminar: Milton

Professor J. Rosenblatt

ENGL-176-01 American Top Ten

Professor E. Ingebretsen

ENGL-179-01 Seminar: Staging Anti-Slavery

Professor G. Cima

ENGL-189-01 19C Theatre and Performance

Professor J. Young

ENGL-193-01 19th-Century U. S. Literatures: Class, Poverty, and the American Dream

Professor L. Merish

ENGL-196-01 - Wicked: Morality’s Complex 19th C Literary Portraits

Professor R. Boylan

ENGL-208-01 American Detective Fiction

Professor M. Corrigan

ENGL-211-01 Appalachian Literature

Professor P. O'Connor

ENGL-215-01 American Expatriate Writers

Professor W. Knoll

ENGL-233-01 Twentieth-Century African Literature and the Poetics of Urban Space: Cities, Cultures, Continents

Professor S. Pinto

ENGL-237-01 African American Poetry

Professor L. Rifkin

ENGL-244-01 Seminar: Ulysses and Its Contexts

Professor E. Maloney

ENGL-249-01 Faulkner

Professor W. Knoll

ENGL-273-01 The Hollywood Horror Film

Professor K. Cole

ENGL-283-01 Queer Film

Professor D. Luciano

ENGL-286-01 Class Fictions in Contemporary US

Professor P. Fox

ENGL-308-01 Poems in the World: Personal Voice, Social Confrontations.

Professor D. Gewanter

ENGL-309-01 Seminar: Poetry of Witness

Forche, Carolyn

ENGL-324-01 Intro to Creative Writing

Professor D. Gewanter

ENGL-325-01 Short Fiction Workshop

Professor J. Fink

ENGL-335-01 Film-Making for Writers

Professor J. Glavin

ENGL-336-01 Tutorial: Intermediate Scriptwriting

Professor J. Glavin

ENGL-337-01 Tutorial: Advanced Scriptwriting

Professor J. Glavin

ENGL-341-01 Persuasive Writing

Professor P. O'Connor

ENGL-341-02 CBL: Persuasive Writing

Professor P. O'Connor

ENGL-343-01 Revolution & Respect: Writing for a Cause

Professor D. Williams

ENGL-359-01 Marxism and Culture

Professor H. Schwarz

ENGL-470-01 Introduction to Journalism

Professor J. Decker

ENGL-470-02 Introduction to Journalism

Sternberg, Steve

ENGL-470-03 Introduction to Journalism

Knight, Athelia

ENGL-471-01 Genres of Journalism: Journalistic Fraud

Lane, Charles

ENGL-472-01 Media Techniques

Professor L. Kramer Jenning

ENGL-478-01 History of the Book

Macovski, Michael

ENGL-479-01 Reading, Teaching, Social Reflection

Professor J. Hirsh

ENGL-481-01 CBL: Community Tutoring: Sursum Corda

Professor J. Hirsh

ENGL-495-01 Proseminar

Professor L. Merish

Graduate courses

ENGL-504-01 Medieval Sexualities

Professor K. Wickham-Crowley

ENGL-541-01 Literature of Everyday Life in the Renaissance

Professor L. Orlin

ENGL-577-01 Wordsworth and Coleridge

Professor D. Wu

ENGL-594-01 Staging Anti-Slavery

Professor G. Cima

ENGL-624-01 American Indian Literature

Professor L. Maddox

ENGL-675-01 Class Fictions in Contemporary US

Professor P. Fox

ENGL-722-01 Approaches to Teaching Writing

Professor N. Tilden

ENGL-840-01 Sexuality and Gender Studies

Professor D. Luciano

ENGL-861-01 Literacy and the Law

Professor J. Hirsh

ENGL-905-01 Folger Institute Seminar

Professor J. Moran Cruz

ENGL-999-01 Thesis Research I

Faculty Advisor

ENGL-999-03 Thesis Research III

Faculty Advisor

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