Acquaints students with purposes and tools of literary interpretation. Introduces ...

Instructor: Ghosh, Bishnupriya

Quarter: Spring 2025 MWF, 2:00-2:50pm Interactive Learning Pavilion 2302 Instructor: Alan ...

Instructor: Liu, Alan

Designed to serve as a preparatory entry to the American ...

Instructor: Waid, Candace

This class examines the early period of African American and ...

Instructor: Batiste, Stephanie

Designed to introduce students to critical approaches to the study ...

Instructor: Blake, Felice

Introduces key themes in the study of science fiction short ...

Instructor: Jue, Melody

Introduction to American literature from 1789 to 1900. The organizing ...

Instructor: Maslan, Mark

Introduction to American literature from 1900 to present. The organizing ...

Instructor: Huang, Yunte

An introduction to techniques of creative writing, editing, design, presentation, ...

Instructor: Donnelly, Brian

An introduction to techniques of creative writing, editing, design, presentation, ...

Instructor: Donnelly, Brian

Perceptions of nature have changed throughout history and vary across ...

Instructor: Gilmore, Timothy

This course investigates some of the most important novels, short ...

Instructor: Waid, Candace

Critically examines literary and cultural works that address the relationships ...

Instructor: Amin-Hong, Heidi

The English Renaissance represents a late blossoming of the general ...

Instructor: Andrea, Bernadette

How do we play at stories? How do we use ...

Instructor: Douglass, Jeremy

Studies in historical and contemporary media systems including orality, writing, ...

Instructor: King, Rachael Scarborough

This course considers how a series of wishes, lies, and ...

Instructor: Duffy, Enda

This course investigates how English Renaissance literature was practically, creatively, ...

Instructor: Fumerton, Patricia

This course investigates how English Renaissance literature was practically, creatively, ...

Instructor: Fumerton, Patricia

We live in an era, the Anthropocene that is increasingly ...

Instructor: Samolsky, Russell

What is justice for Native American and Indigenous communities? How ...

Instructor: Salomón J., Amrah

“Framing Nature” studies three poets whose work in very different ...

Instructor: Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn

The course starts with a broad discussion of trauma studies ...

Instructor: Park, Sowon S

Winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize, J.M. Coetzee writes fiction ...

Instructor: Samolsky, Russell

20th century wars and their enduring legacies have profoundly shaped Asian ...

Instructor: Amin-Hong, Heidi

James Joyce’s Ulysses is possibly the greatest novel ever written. ...

Instructor: Duffy, Enda

To survey how a few writers and visual artists have ...

Instructor: Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn

It is by this point an understatement to note that ...

Instructor: Raley, Rita

This course explores the novels of Jane Austen and the ...

Instructor: King, Rachael Scarborough

This is a graduate-level methodology course focused on the use ...

Instructor: Salomón J., Amrah