English

2026–2027

641 courses

ENGL 0010Study of a Medieval or Renaissance Author
ENGL 0011Study of a Woman Writer
ENGL 0012Study of an African American Author
ENGL 0020Study of a Literary Theme
ENGL 0021Study of a Theme in Cinema
ENGL 0022Study of a Theme in Global Literature
ENGL 0023Study of a Theme Related to Gender & Sexuality
ENGL 0024Study of a Theme: Monsters in Film and Literature
ENGL 0030Study of a Literary Genre
ENGL 0038Study of a Genre: World Autobiography
ENGL 0039Narrative Across Cultures
ENGL 0040Study of a Literary Period
ENGL 0041Study of a Period in Cinematic History
ENGL 0042Study of a Period: Medieval/Renaissance
ENGL 0043Study of a Period: Literature of the Long 18th Century
ENGL 0044Study of a Period: The 19th Century
ENGL 0045Study of a Period: The Twenty-First Century
ENGL 0052Literature and Society: Introduction to Psychoanalysis
ENGL 0060Introduction to Literature and Law
ENGL 0070Literature and Medicine: 1650 to the Present
ENGL 0137Penn Theatre in London--Penn English London Program
ENGL 0159Gender and Society
ENGL 0160Introduction to Sexuality Studies and Queer Theory
ENGL 0200Slow-Reading Shakespeare with Paul Robeson High School
ENGL 0201Voting Writes: An ABCS Course
ENGL 0202Teaching Through Creative Writing
ENGL 0300Medieval Worlds
ENGL 0301First Year Seminar--Emotions
ENGL 0303First Year Seminar: National Epics
ENGL 0304First Year Seminar: Dangerous Literature
ENGL 0305First Year Seminar: The Gothic
ENGL 0306First Year Seminar: Boredom
ENGL 0307First Year Seminar: Writing and Printing the Revolution
ENGL 0309First Year Seminar: Jack Kerouac and Postwar Counterculture
ENGL 0310Reading the City (First-Year Seminar)
ENGL 0320First Year Seminar: Black Queer Traditions
ENGL 0322Freshman Seminar on Asian American Lit
ENGL 0333First Year Seminar: Queer History and Theory
ENGL 0340First Year Seminar: Scenes of Teaching
ENGL 0341First Year Seminar: Imperials v. Rebels
ENGL 0350First Year Seminar: Climate Fiction
ENGL 0361First Year Seminar: Collecting and Collectors (SNF Paideia Program Course)
ENGL 0365Spiegel-Wilks First-Year Seminar
ENGL 0370First Year Seminar: Fiction and Connectivity
ENGL 0372First Year Seminar: Juvenilia
ENGL 0373First Year Seminar: The Novel, The Family, and its Discontents
ENGL 0374First Year Seminar: Jane Austen, Then and Now
ENGL 0375Lyric Poetry and Life Writing
ENGL 0376First Year Seminar: The Short Story Cycle
ENGL 0380First Year Seminar: Modern American Poetry
ENGL 0391First Year Seminar: Dark Academia
ENGL 0392First Year Seminar: The Economics of Literature and Film in the 21st Century
ENGL 0395First Year Seminar: Graphic Memoir: Between the Political and the Personal
ENGL 0401First-Year Seminar: Creative Writing
ENGL 0402First-Year Seminar: Kelly Writers House
ENGL 0500Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Classicism and Literature
ENGL 0501Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Old English
ENGL 0502BFS--Med/Red Dante in English: Creative Responses to the Divine Comedy
ENGL 0503Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 17th-Century Literature
ENGL 0504Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 18th-Century Literature
ENGL 0506Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Modernism
ENGL 0507Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 20th-Century Literature
ENGL 0509Dante's Divine Comedy
ENGL 0510Benjamin Franklin Seminar: National Epics (Med/Ren)
ENGL 0513Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 19th-Century American Literature
ENGL 0514Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 20th-Century American Literature
ENGL 0518Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Cinema and Globalization
ENGL 0519Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Postcolonial Literature
ENGL 0520Capitalism, (Neo)Colonialism, Racism, and Resistance
ENGL 0521Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 18th-Century Slavery and Abolition
ENGL 0525Black Style: Fashions, Fictions, and Films of the 1920s
ENGL 0527The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation
ENGL 0531Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Gender, Sexuality, and Literature
ENGL 0540Benjamin Franklin Seminar: History of Literary Criticism
ENGL 0541Psychoanalysis and Autobiography
ENGL 0575The Novel and Marriage
ENGL 0578Benjamin Franklin Seminar: The Contemporary Graphic Novel
ENGL 0580Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Poetry and Poetics
ENGL 0585Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Drama to 1660
ENGL 0590Benjamin Franklin Seminar: Film Studies