ENGL113 | A Nation of Immigrants? |
ENGL130 | The English Essay |
ENGL131 | Writing About Places |
ENGL132 | Writing Medicine and the Doctor-Writer |
ENGL140F | Literature, Laughter, Philosophy: Tristram Shandy (FYS) |
ENGL141F | Slavery, Latifundio, and Revolution in Latin American Literature and Cinema (FYS) |
ENGL142F | Beyond Marvel: Introduction to the Graphic Novel (FYS) |
ENGL145F | Body and Text (FYS) |
ENGL163F | Literature of London (FYS) |
ENGL165F | Querying the Nation: American Literature and Ethnic Studies (FYS) |
ENGL175F | Staging America: Modern American Drama (FYS) |
ENGL201C | Ways of Reading: Texts and Territories |
ENGL201E | Ways of Reading: Gifts, Debts, and Promises |
ENGL201H | Ways of Reading: Influence, Imitation, Invention |
ENGL201J | Ways of Reading: Literary Form and Forms |
ENGL201K | Ways of Reading: Borrowing and Stealing: Authorship and Originality in Literature |
ENGL201P | Ways of Reading: Autobiography |
ENGL201T | Ways of Reading: Literature About Literature |
ENGL204 | American Literature, 1865-1945: The Americanization of Power |
ENGL205 | Shakespeare |
ENGL206 | British Literature in the Enlightenment: Individualism, Consumer Culture, and the Public Sphere |
ENGL207 | Chaucer and His World |
ENGL208 | Feminist Theories |
ENGL209 | From Seduction to Civil War: The Early U.S. Novel |
ENGL210 | The Rise of the Novel |
ENGL211 | Ethics of Embodiment (FGSS Gateway) |
ENGL213 | Contemporary British and American Fiction |
ENGL214 | Writing Nonfiction |
ENGL217 | Recent American Fiction |
ENGL222 | Slavery and the Literary Imagination |
ENGL223 | The African Novel II: After Achebe |
ENGL224 | Medieval Drama: Read It and Be in It |
ENGL225 | Darwinian Fictions |
ENGL226 | Romantic-Era Extremities: Madness, Revolution, Sublimity, and the Celtic Fringe |
ENGL230 | Introduction to Asian American Literature |
ENGL232 | Mystics and Militants: Medieval Women Writers |
ENGL235 | Childhood in America |
ENGL236 | The British Modernist Novel, 1900--1945 |
ENGL238 | Contemporary African American Poetry and Its Pasts |
ENGL239 | The Empire Writes Back: Readings in Postcolonial Literature |
ENGL242 | Storied Places: Revival, Renewal, and African American Landscapes |
ENGL245 | The Book as Object |
ENGL246 | Personalizing History |
ENGL251 | Epic Tradition |
ENGL252 | Animal Theories/Human Fictions |
ENGL253 | Science and/as Literature in Early Modern England |
ENGL254 | India and the World: Fiction and Film About India and Globalization |
ENGL255 | Writing on the Land of Freedom: The Pastoral in African American Literature |
ENGL256 | The Emergence of World Literature(s) |
ENGL258 | New World Poetics |
ENGL263 | Black Performance Theory |
ENGL266 | Special Topics: Creative Writing for New Media |
ENGL267 | The 1850s |
ENGL268 | Reading and Writing Fiction |
ENGL269 | Introduction to Playwriting |
ENGL273 | American Autobiography |
ENGL274 | Caribbean Poetry and Cinema: "Fields of Islands" in an Open Sea |
ENGL275 | Race and Place in Early American Writing |
ENGL276 | Diasporic South Asian Writing and American Studies |
ENGL277 | Race and Ethnicity on the Shakespearean Stage |
ENGL278 | Writing On and As Performance |
ENGL279 | Introduction to Latina/o/x Literature and Art: Border, Citizen, Body |
ENGL280 | Staging Race in Early Modern England |
ENGL281 | Award-Winning Playwrights |
ENGL283 | Old Poetics for New Poets |
ENGL286 | When Harlem Was in Vogue |
ENGL287 | On The Border: Chicana/o, American, and Mexican Literatures and Cinemas |
ENGL288 | Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation |
ENGL289 | Intertextual Aesthetics in African American Culture: From Signifyin(g) to Sampling |
ENGL293 | Love, War, and a Few Monsters: An Introduction to Medieval Literature |
ENGL295 | Reading Theories |
ENGL301 | Philosophy of Memory in African American Literature |
ENGL303 | Narrative Theory |
ENGL308 | All the Feels: Affect Theory and Cultural Studies |
ENGL311 | Modernist Writers: Virginia Woolf and Jean Rhys |
ENGL316 | Rethinking World Literature |
ENGL317 | Special Topics: Plot |
ENGL319 | Crossing the Color Line: Racial Passing in American Literature |
ENGL322 | American Modernism |
ENGL324 | Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery |
ENGL325 | Intermediate Nonfiction Workshop |
ENGL327 | Criticism and Psychoanalysis |
ENGL328 | Brown, Black, and Queer Forms and Feelings |
ENGL329 | Special Topic: Writing and Reading Short Stories |
ENGL330 | Writing History |
ENGL333 | Special Topic: Novel Forms |
ENGL334 | Special Topic: Something in the Air: Mining the Oral/Aural Tradition in African American Poetry |
ENGL336 | Intermediate Poetry Workshop |
ENGL337 | Advanced Poetry Workshop |
ENGL339 | Intermediate Fiction Workshop |
ENGL341 | Archiving America |
ENGL343 | Contesting American History: Fiction After 1967 |
ENGL345 | Forms of Presence in Renaissance Lyric |
ENGL347 | Special Topics: Day Books, Diaries, Notebooks, Etc. |
ENGL350 | The Law, the Citizen, and the Literary and Cinematic Imaginations |
ENGL351 | Debate and Destruction: Jews and Christians in the Middle Ages |
ENGL353 | Race, Ethnicity, and Religion in Medieval Literature |
ENGL354 | Reading and Rereading Moby Dick |
ENGL355 | Scribes, Book Worms, and Bibliomaniacs: The Thrall of the Book |
ENGL356 | Theories of Translation |
ENGL358 | Writing the War on Terror: Crafting Literary Responses to Fiction, Film, and Television after 9/11 |
ENGL359 | Criticism and Marxism |
ENGL361 | After Orientalism: Asian American Literature and Theory After 2000 |
ENGL363 | The Sounds of Black and Brown Performance |
ENGL369 | Sex, Death, and God: English Metaphysical Poetry from Donne to Marvell |
ENGL371 | Sister Acts: Black Feminist/Womanist Theater of the African Diaspora |
ENGL373 | From Courtly Love to Cannibalism: Medieval Romances |
ENGL374 | Special Topic: Unreliable Narrators |
ENGL376 | The New York Intellectuals |
ENGL378 | Queer Times: Poetics, Activisms, Temporalities |
ENGL385 | Survey of African American Theater |
ENGL386 | Special Topics: Improvisation--Collaborating with the Unknown |
ENGL388 | Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Literature of the American 1960s |
ENGL397 | Creating Children's Books II |