Critical Reading and Writing (Honors)

4HW

Critical Reading and Writing

4W

Literatures in English, 1700 to 1850

10B

Literatures in English, 1850 to Present

10C

Introduction to American Cultures

11

Fiat Qi: Tai Chi, Qigong, and Intersectional Environmentalism

19

Silence of Lamb: Animals as Persons in Literature, Law, and Sciences

19

Writing Behind Bars: Prison and Literary Production

19

Introduction to Creative Writing

20W

Medievalisms: Medieval Literature and Contemporary Culture

70

Major American Authors

80

American Novel

85

Shakespeare

90

Introduction to Fiction

91C

Death and (Re)Birth: Afrofuturism and the Building of New Worlds

98T

Queer Literatures and Cultures, 1850 to 1970: Intimacy of Queer Life in Early Queer Literature

M101B

African American Literature from Harlem Renaissance to 1960s

M104B

Chicana/Chicano Literature since el Movimiento, 1970s to Present

M105C

Studies in Women's Writing: British Women Writing Dangerous Women

M107A

Writing in English Major: Transfer Students

110T

Studies in Visual Culture: Screenplay Adaptation

118C

Literary Cities: Literary Dublin: In the Heart of the Hibernian Metropolis

119

Keywords in Theory: Anthropocene

122

Theories of History and Historicism: Imagining Apocalypse: Histories and Theories

123

Introduction to Postcolonial Literatures

130

Culture and Imperialism: Cultural Encounters in Age of Empire

132

Literature of Americas: Poetry of the Americas

135

Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry

136B

Creative Writing: Intermediate Short Story

137A

Creative Writing: Advanced Short Story

137B

Topics in Creative Writing: Seminar 2

M138

Topics in Creative Writing: Seminar 3

M138

Individual Authors: Age of Phillis: Neoclassicism, Black Feminism, and Life and Legacy of Phillis Wheatley Peters

139

Chaucer: "Canterbury Tales"

140A

Cultures of Middle Ages: Translating Stories Across Cultures in Middle Ages

148

Medievalisms: Filthy Lucre: Fraudster, Trader, and Usurer in Medieval and Post-Medieval Ages

149

Shakespeare: Later Plays

150B

Milton

151

Literature of Restoration and Earlier 18th Century

160A

Poetry in English to 1850: Lecture 1

161A

American Literature, 1776 to 1832

166B

Major American Writers

168

American Literature, 1865 to 1900

170A

American Drama: Realism, Expressionism, and the Absurd

172C

Hemispheric American Literature: Writing American Hemisphere, 1492 to 1804

176

Interdisciplinary Studies of American Culture: Ethnic Comedy, Family Drama: American Literature and Television

177

Topics in Literature, circa 1850 to Present: Crime Stories

179

Topics in Colonial American Literature: Knowing New World Rebellion

183A

Capstone Seminar: English: Brontës in Context

184

Capstone Seminar: English: Medieval Greed: Usury in Medieval English Literature and Law

184