English
2026-2027
318 courses
- E 119STopics in English
- E 129STopics in English
- E 219STopics in English
- E 229STopics in English
- E 303CPlan II World Literature Part I
- E 303DPlan II World Literature Part II
- E 310CLiterature and Community Engagement
- E 310DIntroduction to Digital Studies
- E 310FLiterature, Film, and Other Arts
- E 310GIntroduction to Comics Studies
- E 310SThe Films of Alfred Hitchcock
- E 310TThe Taylor Swift Songbook
- E 314JTopics in Literature Across the Curriculum
- E 314J.1Literature and Film
- E 314J.3Literature and Theatre
- E 314J.4Harry Potter's Secret Language
- E 314LTopics in Introduction to Literary Studies
- E 314L.10GoodReads
- E 314L.3Banned Books and Novel Ideas
- E 314L.4Texts and Contexts
- E 314L.5Reading Poetry
- E 314L.8The Pulitzer Prize
- E 314L.9Cult Classics
- E 314TAdvanced Placement Credit in English
- E 314VTopics in Introduction to Literature and Culture
- E 314V.1African American Literature and Culture
- E 314V.2Asian American Literature and Culture
- E 314V.3Mexican American Literature and Culture
- E 314V.4Gay and Lesbian Literature and Culture
- E 314V.5Native American Literature and Culture
- E 314V.6Women, Gender, Literature, and Culture
- E 314V.7Jewish American Literature and Culture
- E 316LBritish Literature
- E 316MAmerican Literature
- E 316NWorld Literature
- E 316PMasterworks of Literature
- E 318MIntroduction to the English Language
- E 318QSupervised Research
- E 319DBlackness and Comics
- E 319LLatinx Digital Worlds
- E 319STopics in English
- E 320LMajor Writers of the Restoration and Eighteenth Century
- E 321Shakespeare
- E 321KIntroduction to Criticism
- E 321LAmerican English
- E 321PShakespeare through Performance
- E 323DTopics in Diverse Perspectives
- E 323EWriting Slavery
- E 323FAfrican American Writers in France
- E 323GAmerican Literary Masculinities
- E 323JJewish Stereotypes in American Literature and Culture
- E 323LEnglish as a World Language
- E 323NCritical Race Theory and the Novel
- E 323PPhysicians and Their Fictions
- E 323QQueer of Color Critique
- E 323RMigration Literature
- E 323SThe Global Short Story
- E 323TEnvisioning Muslims: The Middle Ages and Today
- E 323URace, Gender, and Political Economy in United States Literature
- E 323VMultiethnic Popular Culture
- E 323WWomen's Autobiographical Writing
- E 324CThe Graphic Novel
- E 324FThe Faustus Legend in Theatre, Fiction, and Film
- E 324LLiterature, Health, and Medicine
- E 324MTroubled Literary Marriages
- E 324OFiction and Medievalism
- E 324RFilm Adaptations and Complexity
- E 324SFolklore and Literature
- E 325SPerversity and Self-interest
- E 325TMedia Theory and Literary Criticism
- E 326KThe Literature of the Middle Ages in Translation
- E 326LSurvey of Middle English Language and Literature
- E 327The British Novel in the Eighteenth Century
- E 328The British Novel in the Nineteenth Century
- E 329RThe Romantic Period
- E 329STopics in English
- E 333PContemporary African Writing in English
- E 335PBusiness of Writing
- E 336EBritish Literature: Beginnings through the Renaissance
- E 337American Literature: From the Beginnings to 1865
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