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• 099 - English Fundamentals

• 101 - Freshman English I

• 102 - Freshman English II

• 180G - Women between Cultures

• 181G - Literature and the Visual Arts

• 182G - "Race" and "Ethnicity" in 20th Century U.S. Literature

• 183G - Literature and Society

• 184G - Technology and the Soul

• 185G - Literature and Film

• 188G - Literature, Medicine, and Culture

• 189G - War in Literature

• 200 - Understanding Literature

• 201 - Five British Authors

• 202 - Six American Authors

• 210 - Introduction to Creative Writing

• 211 - Creative Writing: Poetry

• 212 - Creative Writing: Fiction

• 215 - Intermediate Comp

• 221L - Introduction to Asian-American Writing

• 235 - African-American Literature

• 250 - The Monstrous Imagination in Literature

• 258 - Introduction to World Cinema

• 262G - The Art of Literature

• 263G - The Art of Shakespeare

• 272G - The Art of Poetry

• 273G - The Art of Fiction

• 274G - The Art of Drama

• 276G - The Art of Life Writing

• 284 - Language, Literacy, and Community

• 285 - Tutor Training: ESL

• 293 - Literature and Human Rights

• 300 - Intermediate Creative Writing Workshop

• 301 - Advanced Poetry Workshop

• 302 - Advanced Fiction Workshop

• 306 - Advanced Nonfiction Writing

• 307 - Writing for Print and Online Media

• 308 - Professional Editing

• 319 - English Epic Poetry

• 320 - Memoir and Autobiography

• 321 - Biography

• 322 - The Rise of the Novel

• 324 - Short Story

• 326 - Stage and Page: Drama Before 1642

• 327 - Stage and Page: Drama 1660-1900

• 328 - Stage and Page: Drama 1900- Today

• 329 - Narrative in the Novel and Film

• 331 - Satire

• 332 - Comedy

• 334 - Science Fiction

• 335 - Children's Literature

• 337 - Short Novel

• 340 - Literature and Visual Media

• 342L - Women Film Directors

• 343 - Literature, Culture, and Environment

• 345 - Literature of the American South

• 348 - Native American Literature

• 350L - Asian-American Literary Voices

• 351 - Early African-American Literature

• 352L - Harlem Renaissance

• 353 - Multiethnic American Literature

• 354 - The Black Presence in American Literature

• 355 - African-American Poetry

• 357 - African-American Women Writers

• 360 - Arthurian Literature

• 361 - Modern and Contemporary Women Poets

• 362 - Modern British Poetry

• 363 - Modern American Poetry

• 364 - Post-1945 American Poetry

• 365 - The British Novel and the Nineteenth Century

• 366 - Women and Men in Nineteenth-Century Literature

• 367 - Modern British Fiction

• 368 - Modern American Fiction

• 369 - Post-1945 American Fiction

• 371 - The Adolescent in Literature

• 372L - American Women Writers and American Culture

• 373 - Working-Class Literature

• 374 - Literature and Society, 1760-1850

• 376 - Literature and the Political Imagination

• 377L - Irish-American Literature and Culture

• 379 - Special Topics in English and American Literature I

• 380 - Special Topics in English and American Literature II

• 381 - Geoffrey Chaucer

• 382 - William Shakespeare's Early Works

• 383 - William Shakespeare's Later Works

• 385 - John Milton

• 386 - Virginia Woolf

• 387 - Charles Dickens

• 391 - James Joyce

• 394 - Comparative Reading of Two Authors

• 396 - Jane Austen

• 401 - The Medieval Period

• 402 - The Renaissance in England

• 403 - The 18th Century: Satire to Sensibility

• 405 - British Romanticism

• 406 - The Victorian Age

• 407 - Colonial American Literature

• 408 - American Romanticism

• 409 - American Realism

• 410 - The Modern Period

• 411 - Postcolonial Literary Studies

• 412 - Contemporary British Fiction and Film

• 415 - Irish Literature

• 417 - The Irish Short Story

• 418 - The Modern Irish Novel

• 419 - Recent Irish Writing

• 430 - Literature of the Atlantic

• 431 - Transatlantic Romanticism

• 437 - Reading the Gothic: Transatlantic Terrors

• 438 - Reading the Graphic: Texts and Images

• 440 - History of the English Language

• 442 - Contemporary English

• 443 - Language and Literature

• 446 - Poetry and Poetics

• 448 - Perspectives on Literacy

• 449 - Contemporary Issues in the Teaching of English

• 455 - Independent Study I

• 456 - Independent Study II

• 457 - Undergraduate English Colloquium

• 459 - Seminar for Tutors

• 461 - Advanced Studies in Drama

• 462 - Advanced Studies in Poetry

• 463 - Advanced Studies in Prose

• 464 - Advanced Studies in Language and Literary Theory

• 465 - Advanced Studies in Literature and Society

• 466 - Advanced Special Topics

• 470L - New England Literature and Culture

• 471L - The City in American Culture and Literature

• 475 - English Internship

• 476 - Technical Writing Internship

• 477 - English Internship II

• 480 - The History of the Book

• 483 - Origins of U.S. Literature: Declaring Independence

• 484 - Nineteenth-Century Literature and Material Culture

• 488 - Literatures of the Middle East

• 489 - Terrorism and the Novel

• 490 - The Pre-modern and Postmodern Novel

• 496 - Creative Writing Honors Seminar

• 497 - Creative Writing Honors Thesis

• 498 - English Honors Seminar

• 499 - English Honors Thesis

• 9001 - English Arts Course

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