English Courses

Courses

Most English courses satisfy Breadth of Study Area 1; creative writing courses are exceptions and satisfy Area 6. Check the course detail page for confirmation.

Courses numbered under 100 take a broader focus; courses numbered over 100 take a narrower one. Course numbers are not keyed to difficulty.

Courses offered in the English Department carry a designation or designations indicating which major requirement(s) they can satisfy. Most courses will carry multiple designations; one course can be used to satisfy, at most, two requirements, at the student’s option. No course can be used to satisfy more than one historical requirement.

Example: ENGL 161 PO, James Joyce (H5, DG)
H5=20th–21st Century; DG=Diaspora/Geopolitics

• ENGL050 PO - Modern British and Irish Fiction
• ENGL052 PO - American Gothic
• ENGL054 PO - Asian/American Literature Since 2000
• ENGL055A PO - Topics in Contemporary Literature: Impossible Novels
• ENGL055B PO - Topics in Contemporary Fiction: Animals
• ENGL056 PO - Contemporary Native American Literature
• ENGL058 PO - Native American Women Writers
• ENGL064A PO - Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL064B PO - Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL064C PO - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• ENGL064D PO - Elements of Creative Writing: Screenwriting
• ENGL064E PO - Literary Translation
• ENGL065 PO - Special Topics in Creative Writing: Language as Alchemical Cartography
• ENGL066 PO - Early Modern Poetry and Poetics
• ENGL067 PO - Literary Interpretation
• ENGL073 PO - The Literature of Gambling
• ENGL074 PO - British Novel, Behn to Austen
• ENGL075 PO - British Novel II
• ENGL077 PO - How Shakespeare Works
• ENGL078 PO - Medieval Drugs
• ENGL087F PO - Writing: Theories/Processes/Practices
• ENGL087H PO - Writing: Theories/Processes/Practices
• ENGL089A PO - American Modernism
• ENGL091 PO - Enlightenment, Romantic and Victorian Literature
• ENGL103 PO - Literature of the Enlightenment
• ENGL104 PO - English Literature of the Romantics: Revolution, Passion, Ecology
• ENGL106 PO - 19th-Century U.S. Women Writers
• ENGL108 PO - The Essay as Resistance: Writing, Photography, Film, and the Politics of Form
• ENGL109 PO - Introduction to Performance Studies
• ENGL110 PO - Inauthenticity: Appropriation, Sampling, Plagiarism, Fakery
• ENGL112 PO - Early Modern Romance
• ENGL115 PO - On Form: Sonnets and Epigrams
• ENGL118 PO - The Nature of Narrative of Fictions and Films
• ENGL120A PO - 19th Century American Literature: Cross-Dressing and Race Passing
• ENGL122 AF - Healing Narratives
• ENGL124 AF - AfroFuturisms
• ENGL125C AF - Introduction to African-American Literature: Middle Passage to Civil War
• ENGL140 PO - Literature of Incarceration
• ENGL142 PO - How to Live Together: Literature and the Commons
• ENGL146 PO - Asian American Poetry: 1960s to the Present
• ENGL149 PO - Korea’s IMF-Crisis Cinema
• ENGL152 PO - Medieval Roots of Modern Theory
• ENGL153 PO - The Beyond of Language
• ENGL154 PO - Shakespeare: The Comedies and Histories
• ENGL155 PO - Shakespeare: The Tragedies and Romances
• ENGL156 PO - Milton and Visual Culture
• ENGL158 PO - Jane Austen
• ENGL159 PO - Supernatural Century: Victorian Fear from Frankenstein to Dracula
• ENGL161 PO - James Joyce
• ENGL162 PO - Race and Ethnicity in Nineteenth Century American Literature
• ENGL170L PO - The Other Chaucer
• ENGL183A PO - Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL183B PO - Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL189A PO - John Ashbery
• ENGL189D PO - Literature and Social Theory
• ENGL189J PO - Topics in Asian American Literature
• RLST181 PO - Prison, Punishment, Redemption (CP)
• RUST185 PO - The Novels of Vladimir Nabokov