English

2026–2027

713 courses

ENGL 0100AHow To Read A Poem
ENGL 0100BLiterature, Trauma, and War
ENGL 0100CAltered States
ENGL 0100DMatters of Romance
ENGL 0100ECatastrophic Communities
ENGL 0100FDevils, Demons, Do-Gooders
ENGL 0100GThe Literature of Identity
ENGL 0100HFictions and Frauds: Literature and the Historical Imagination
ENGL 0100IAmerican Fiction and the Sea
ENGL 0100JCultures and Countercultures: The American Novel after World War II
ENGL 0100KThe Dead and the Living
ENGL 0100LWhat Was Postmodern Literature?
ENGL 0100MWriting War
ENGL 0100NCity Novels
ENGL 0100PLove Stories
ENGL 0100QHow Poems See
ENGL 0100RAmerican Histories, American Novels
ENGL 0100SBeing Romantic
ENGL 0100TThe Simple Art of Murder
ENGL 0100USerial Fictions
ENGL 0100VInventing Asian American Literature
ENGL 0100WLiterature Reformatted
ENGL 0100XLiterature and Social Justice
ENGL 0100YDo the Right Thing
ENGL 0101AIndependence and Modern Literature
ENGL 0101BEarth Poetics: Literature and Climate Change
ENGL 0101CAmerica Dreaming
ENGL 0101EHome Away from Home
ENGL 0101JMigration and Its Discontents: Asian American Literature and Culture
ENGL 0150AElizabeth I: The Queen and the Poets
ENGL 0150BObjects of Beauty in Renaissance Culture
ENGL 0150CThe Medieval King Arthur
ENGL 0150DShakespeare's Present Tense
ENGL 0150ELove and Friendship
ENGL 0150FHawthorne and James
ENGL 0150GLincoln, Whitman, and The Civil War
ENGL 0150HLiterature of The American South
ENGL 0150IThe Simple Art of Murder
ENGL 0150JInventing America
ENGL 0150KThe Transatlantic American Novel
ENGL 0150LThe Sensational and the Real in Victorian Fiction
ENGL 0150M"Model Minority" Writers: Cold War Fictions of Race and Ethnicity
ENGL 0150NBlack Atlantic Narratives of Africa
ENGL 0150OEnglishness and Britishness in Contemporary Fiction
ENGL 0150PIs There a Theory of the Short Story?
ENGL 0150QRealism and Modernism
ENGL 0150RThe Problem of Women's Writing
ENGL 0150SThe Roaring Twenties
ENGL 0150TArms and the Man
ENGL 0150UThe Terrible Century
ENGL 0150VJames and Wharton
ENGL 0150WLiterature and the Visual Arts
ENGL 0150XThe Claims of Fiction
ENGL 0150YBrontës and Brontëism
ENGL 0150ZHamlet/Post-Hamlet
ENGL 0151AHitchcock!
ENGL 0151BHow to Do Things with Books
ENGL 0151CMidsummers
ENGL 0151DMen's Films
ENGL 0151EGenres of American Comedy
ENGL 0151FWaves and Edges: Poetry and the Sea
ENGL 0151LThe Serial Imagination: Literature and Journalism in the 19th Century
ENGL 0151MLincoln, Whitman, and the US Civil War
ENGL 0200ARisk/Rupture/Remains: Contemporary Queer Media and Poetics
ENGL 0200BStudying at the End of the World
ENGL 0200CStories of Speculation: Fabulism and Narrative Realism
ENGL 0200DLiterature and the Social Contract
ENGL 0200EGiving way: Poetry, Performance, Film
ENGL 0200FWild and Unruly: Black Women’s Belonging, Place, and Self in Storytelling
ENGL 0200JStuck in the Suburbs: A Poetics of Everyday Life
ENGL 0200KTrans–: Transformation, Translation, Transgression in Literature
ENGL 0200LBetween Home and Haven: Contemporary Narratives of Revolt and Refuge
ENGL 0200MOne True Pairing (“OTP”): The Courtship Plot from Jane Austen to Jane the Virgin
ENGL 0200NGodforsaken Spaces: Literatures of the Demonic
ENGL 0200PLiteratures of Anxiety
ENGL 0200Q“Strangeness” at The Margins: Black and Queer Narratives
ENGL 0200RSuspicious Minds: American Literature and the Paranoid Imagination
ENGL 0200SKilling Shakespeare: Three Plays and their Afterlives
ENGL 0200TThe Revolution Will Not be Televised: Poetry and the Politics of Representation
ENGL 0200UAfter the Human?: Literature at the End of the World