English and Creative Writing

2026-2027

241 courses

ENGL 1Literary History I: Literature up to the mid-Seventeenth Century
ENGL 10Old English and Scandinavian Epic and Saga
ENGL 11Chaucer: "The Canterbury Tales"
ENGL 12Chaucer's "Troilus and Criseyde" and Other Poems
ENGL 13Medieval English Literature
ENGL 15Shakespeare
ENGL 16Renaissance Drama
ENGL 17Milton
ENGL 18Poetry, Prose, and Drama of the English Restoration, 1660-1689
ENGL 19Writing, Resistance, and (digital) Revolution
ENGL 2Literary History II: Literature from the mid-Seventeenth Century through the Nineteenth Century
ENGL 21Reason and Revolution
ENGL 22The Rise of the Novel
ENGL 23Romantic Literature: Aesthetics and Ideology from the French Revolution to Frankenstein
ENGL 24Victorian Literature and Culture, 1837-1859
ENGL 26Social Justice and the Victorian Novel
ENGL 27Tell It Slant: Female, Black, Queer Readings of Early American Poetry
ENGL 28Making Americans: Hipsters, Tricksters and Geniuses
ENGL 29American Fiction to 1900
ENGL 3Literary History III: Literature in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
ENGL 30Early Black American Literature
ENGL 31Asian American Literature and Culture
ENGL 32Native American Literature
ENGL 33Modern Black American Literature
ENGL 34From Anna Christie to Hamilton (and Donald Trump): Modern American Drama
ENGL 35American Fiction: 1900 to World War II
ENGL 36Contemporary American Fiction
ENGL 37Contemporary American Poetry
ENGL 38American and British Poetry: 1900-1960
ENGL 39American Fiction: 1950 to 1990
ENGL 40The Undead South: U.S. Southern Literature after Settler Colonialism
ENGL 41British Fiction: World War II to the Present
ENGL 42Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
ENGL 44Introduction to Digital Studies
ENGL 45Introduction to Literary Theory
ENGL 46Old and New Media
ENGL 47History of the English Language
ENGL 48Critical Issues in Postcolonial Studies
ENGL 5Reading with Attitude
ENGL 51.01Plays, Playing, and Publicity
ENGL 51.02Shakespeare's King Lear and Macbeth: Text and Film
ENGL 51.04Stories At the Edge of the World: Conquest and Contact in the Age of Shakespeare
ENGL 51.05Shakespeare and Marlowe
ENGL 51.06Shakespeare for Page and Stage
ENGL 51.13Gender and Power in Shakespeare
ENGL 52.02The Civil War in Literature
ENGL 52.03Dave the Potter: Slavery Between Pots and Poems
ENGL 52.04The American Renaissance at Dartmouth
ENGL 52.05Desire and Difference in 19th Century British Fiction
ENGL 52.06Media & Monstrosity
ENGL 52.10Vox Clamantis: Wilderness in 19thC American Literature
ENGL 52.11Daniel Webster and the Dartmouth College Case
ENGL 52.15Transatlantic Gothic
ENGL 52.16God, Darwin, and the Literary Imagination
ENGL 52.17Victorian Children's Literature: Fairytale and Fantasy
ENGL 52.18Netflix and the Victorian Serial Novel
ENGL 52.19Poverty in American Literature, 1861-1925
ENGL 52.20Reading Between the Color Lines in 19th-Century American Literature
ENGL 52.21Popular Fiction and the Culture of Empire
ENGL 52.22The Last Man: Race, Empire, Disease
ENGL 53Topics in Course Group III: Literature of the Nineteenth Century
ENGL 53.01The Black Arts Movement
ENGL 53.04Telling Stories for Social Change
ENGL 53.05Writing Dublin: On Saints, Sinners, and Rebels
ENGL 53.06Women's Literature and Technologies of Transmission from the Long Nineteenth Century to the Present
ENGL 53.07Black Noir
ENGL 53.08Weird Fiction and the Limits of the Human
ENGL 53.10Immigrant Women Writing in America
ENGL 53.16African Literatures: Masterpieces of Literature from Africa
ENGL 53.17The Graphic Novel
ENGL 53.19Faulkner
ENGL 53.20Indian Killers: Murder and Mystery in Native Literature and Film
ENGL 53.22Science Fiction Studies
ENGL 53.23Caribbean Lyric and Literature
ENGL 53.25Contemporary Native American Poetry
ENGL 53.26From More Fun to Fun Home: A History of the U.S. Comic Book
ENGL 53.27The African American 1960s
ENGL 53.28James Baldwin: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter
ENGL 53.29Introduction to African American Environmental Thought: The Black Outdoors
ENGL 53.30Women Writing Memoir