Spring 2016
Courses
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ENGL 10
Acquaints students with purposes and tools of literary interpretation. Introduces ...
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ENGL 10S
A seminar course for a select number of students enrolled ...
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ENGL 24G
Reading short fiction: the tale, ghost story, and even Freud’s ...
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ENGL 24GS
Seminar course for a select number of students enrolled in ...
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ENGL 25
How have language, reading, and literature responded to revolutions in ...
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ENGL 50
This course is designed to introduce students to critical approaches ...
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ENGL 50
This course is designed to introduce students to critical approaches ...
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ENGL 50S
Seminar course for a select group of students enrolled in ...
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ENGL 101
Introduction to English literature from the medieval period to 1650. ...
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ENGL 102
Not open for credit to students who have completed English ...
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ENGL 103A
Introduction to American literature from 1789 to 1900. The organizing ...
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ENGL 103AS
Seminar course for a select number of students enrolled in ...
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ENGL 103B
Introduction to British literature from 1789 to 1900. The organizing ...
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ENGL 104B
Introduction to British literature from 1900 to present. The organizing ...
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ENGL 105A
Please use the follow link to the course page: http://english105a2016s.pbworks.com/w/page/105789735/FrontPage
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ENGL 105AS
Major poems and plays of Shakespeare, 1593-1602, including such works ...
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ENGL 108AP
Builds on the history, theory, and analysis of rhetoric plus ...
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ENGL 122AP
A study of literary works, paintings, films, and other representational ...
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ENGL 122CF
Recent literary fiction has begun to investigate the possibilities and ...
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ENGL 122UM
A study of literary works, paintings, films, and other representational ...
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ENGL 128EN
Detailed readings in, and critical examinations of, specific literary forms. ...
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ENGL 128FT
Happily Ever After?: Classic Fairy Tales and Contemporary Revisions — ...
Zinn, Emily -
ENGL 128GN
Detailed readings in, and critical examinations of, specific literary forms. ...
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ENGL 129
Investigation of the interrelations between writing and queer sexualities, i.e. ...
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ENGL 140
This experimental course will consider a number of works of ...
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ENGL 147OM
Letter grade only. May be repeated for credit provided the ...
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ENGL 152A
Intensive study of the Canterbury Tales.
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ENGL 165IF
This course examines the literary history of fictitious futures, or ...
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ENGL 170CD
Charles Dickens is the great English novelist of identity “wounded ...
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ENGL 170CM
How are contemporary studies of the mind relevant to language ...
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ENGL 170IC
How are contemporary studies of the mind relevant to language ...
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ENGL 192
The course examines science fiction as a literary genre. Emphasis ...
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ENGL 193
This course will consider the genre of detective fiction as ...
Horton, Zach -
ENGL 197
Content will vary with each instructor. Students will be asked ...
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ENGL 197
Content will vary with each instructor. Students will be asked ...
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ENGL 197
James Joyce may well be the most important, the most ...
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ENGL 197
Content will vary with each instructor. Students will be asked ...
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ENGL 197
How do ethnic writers promote or critique the model minority ...
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ENGL 197
Despite the widespread recognition that many of the best-known British ...
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ENGL 231
Please click here to access the syllabus.
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ENGL 235
The Story Cycle Novel examines this major literary form as ...
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ENGL 236
Culturally and politically, we now inhabit the realm of the ...
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ENGL 236
Content of course will vary from quarter to quarter.
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ENGL 591
Course provides support for graduate students when developing their dissertation ...