English Courses

Courses

English (ENGL) courses satisfy Area 1 of the Breadth of Study Requirements.

Courses numbered under 100 take a broader focus; courses numbered over 100 take a narrower one. Course numbers are not keyed to difficulty: ENGL 080 PO  is not necessarily more elementary than ENGL 154 PO .

• ENGL 050 PO - Modern British & Irish Fiction
• ENGL 051 PO - Modern American Fiction
• ENGL 052 PO - Literature and Friendship
• ENGL 053 PO - 20th-Century American Women Writers
• ENGL 055A PO - Topics in Contemporary Fiction: Impossible Novels
• ENGL 055B PO - Topics in Contemporary Fiction: Animals
• ENGL 055C PO - Topics In Contemporary Fiction: Westerns and Gold
• ENGL 056 PO - Contemporary Native American Literature
• ENGL 057 PO - Modern British and Irish Poetry
• ENGL 064A PO - Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL 064B PO - Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL 064C PO - Creative Writing: Screenwriting
• ENGL 064D PO - Elements of Creative Writing: Literary Non-Fiction
• ENGL 066 PO - Early Modern Poetry and Poetics
• ENGL 067 PO - Literary Interpretation
• ENGL 074 PO - British Novel, Behn to Austen
• ENGL 075 PO - British Novel II
• ENGL 077 PO - American Nature: Poetry in/and the 19th Century
• ENGL 080 PO - The Bible as Literature
• ENGL 083 PO - Arthurian Literature
• ENGL 085 PO - History of the English Language
• ENGL 086 PO - Poetry Movements since the 1950s
• ENGL 087F PO - Writing: Theories/Processes/Pedagogies
• ENGL 087H PO - Writing: Theories/Processes/Pedagogies
• ENGL 088 PO - Poets in the 21st Century
• ENGL 090 PO - Medieval and Renaissance Literature
• ENGL 091 PO - Enlightment, Romantic and Victorian Literature
• ENGL 092 PO - Anglo-Irish Literary Tradition
• ENGL 095 PO - Survey of American Literature II
• ENGL 100 PO - Literature and Cultures of U.S. Imperialism
• ENGL 103 PO - Literature of the Enlightenment
• ENGL 104 PO - Literature of Romantic Period
• ENGL 105 PO - Literature of Victorian Period
• ENGL 106 PO - 19th-Century U.S. Women Writers
• ENGL 107 PO - William Blake
• ENGL 112 PO - Early Modern Romance
• ENGL 113 PO - Step Right Up: Race, Gender and Popular Culture 1865-1917
• ENGL 115 PO - Eating the Other: Race, Gender and Literary Food Studies
• ENGL 116 PO - Excess: Literature/Philosophy/Psychoanalysis
• ENGL 117 PO - Poststructuralism
• ENGL 118 PO - The Nature of Narrative of Fictions and Films
• ENGL 121 PO - Whitman, Dickinson and Poe
• ENGL 122 AF - Healing Narratives
• ENGL 123 PO - The Holocaust in Literature and Film
• ENGL 124 AF - AfroFuturisms
• ENGL 125C AF - Introduction to African-American Literature: Middle Passage to Civil War
• ENGL 125D AF - Literature and Film of African Diaspora
• ENGL 126 PO - California Poetry
• ENGL 127 PO - Pre-modern Psychology
• ENGL 128 PO - Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
• ENGL 129 PO - Spaces of Cultural Resistance
• ENGL 130 AF - Topics 20th Century African Diaspora Literature
• ENGL 137 PO - Fragment as Form
• ENGL 140 PO - Literature of Incarceration
• ENGL 141 PO - Shakespearean Drama
• ENGL 142 PO - Shakespeare’s Poetic Practices
• ENGL 143 PO - American Poetic Modernisms
• ENGL 144 PO - Psychoanalysis and Literature
• ENGL 145 PO - Gothic Tradition
• ENGL 147 PO - Contemporary Critical Theory
• ENGL 148 PO - Literary Theory, Ancient and Modern
• ENGL 149 PO - Korea’s IMF-Crisis Cinema
• ENGL 153 PO - Chaucer and His World
• ENGL 154 PO - Shakespeare: The Comedies and Histories
• ENGL 155 PO - Shakespeare: The Tragedies and Romances
• ENGL 156 PO - Milton and Visual Culture
• ENGL 158 PO - Jane Austen
• ENGL 159 PO - Literature and the Natural World
• ENGL 161 PO - James Joyce
• ENGL 163 PO - T.S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf
• ENGL 167 PO - Contemporary Poetry
• ENGL 183A PO - Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL 183B PO - Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL 183C PO - Advanced Creative Writing: Screenwriting
• ENGL 183D PO - Literary Essay
• ENGL 183E PO - Experiments in Creative Nonfiction
• ENGL 189J PO - Topics in Asian American Literature
• ENGL 195 PO - Literary Criticism: Advanced Methods
• MS 149A PO - Marxism and Cultural Studies
• MS 149C PO - New Media Theory
• MS 152 PO - Television Authorship
• MS 168 PO - Writing Machines