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In Memoriam – Glyn Salton-Cox

The English Department is devastated to announce the death over the New Year of our colleague Glyn Salton-Cox.  To his family, loved ones, and friends here, in his native Britain, and throughout the world, we offer our deepest and most heartfelt condolences.  Glyn was a brilliant scholar, a very popular teacher, and the kindest of colleagues.

The Department of English invites you to a commemoration of our colleague Glyn Salton-Cox on Friday, March 3d, 2023.

We will gather in the Faculty Club’s Betty Elings Wells Pavilion at 3:00 pm and then move to the Terrace at 4:00 pm for a reception. Please let us know of any accessibility requests.

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    Title
    Description
    Instructor
  • ENGL 10
    Introduction to Literary Study

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

    Raley, Rita
  • ENGL 23
    The Climate Crisis
    What It Is And What Each of Us Can Do About It

    In one sense, the climate crisis is being caused by ...

    Hiltner, Ken
  • ENGL 50
    Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Literatures

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

    Blake, Felice
  • ENGL 103LL
    Law & Literature of the 1st Civil Rights Movement

    When you think of the Civil Rights Movement, who comes ...

    DeLombard, Jeannine Marie
  • ENGL 104LC
    Literature, Culture, and Society: the 20th and 21st Century

    Modern and postmodern literature by British, Irish, African, Indian, and ...

    Boscagli, Maurizia
  • ENGL 106A
    Playwriting Workshop

    An exploration of the essential components of playwriting. Exercises focus ...

    Moraga, Cherríe
  • ENGL 106CW
    Catalyst Writing Collective

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

    Donnelly, Brian
  • ENGL 109
    The Craft of Poetry

    Focuses on the essential elements of poetry writing. Students learn ...

    Rana, Swati
  • ENGL 115
    Medieval Literature

    Survey of medieval English literature, including such texts as Beowulf, ...

    Blurton, Heather
  • ENGL 133TL
    Transpacific Literature

    Looks at the Pacific as the primary location for literary ...

    Huang, Yunte
  • ENGL 134BL
    Studies in Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States

    Studies in literature of cultural and ethnic communities in the ...

    Batiste, Stephanie
  • ENGL 134NA
    The Body As Archive: Indigeneity, Felt Theory, and Decolonial Ways of Knowing

    The Body As Archive: Indigeneity, Felt Theory, and Decolonial Ways ...

    Salomón J., Amrah
  • ENGL 136
    Writing the Early American Self

    The place that would eventually become the United States was ...

    DeLombard, Jeannine Marie
  • ENGL 146PB
    Paper Engineering and Pop-up Literature

    A survey of paper as a storytelling technology, beyond the ...

    Douglass, Jeremy
  • ENGL 147VN
    Visual Narrative

    Visual Narrative considers the media history and theories of visual ...

    Douglass, Jeremy
  • ENGL 171NH
    Neurohumanism

    Of what relevance is cognitive neuroscience to literature? This course ...

    Park, Sowon S
  • ENGL 176BC
    Performance of Literature: Race, Space, and Black California

    This performance studies class focuses on the relationship between notions ...

    Batiste, Stephanie
  • ENGL 179
    British Romantic-Era Writers

    Studies major prose and poetic works from this revolutionary age ...

    Carlson, Julie
  • ENGL 197
    Upper-Division Seminar
    Virginia Woolf

    This course offers an opportunity to study all nine novels ...

    Park, Sowon S
  • ENGL 197
    Upper-Division Seminar
    Climate Fiction

    In this course, we will explore contemporary literature and films ...

    Shewry, Teresa
  • ENGL 197
    Upper Division Seminar
    Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson

    This course offers students an in-depth encounter with the two ...

    Maslan, Mark
  • 197
    Upper-Division Seminar
    Global Latinidades: PanLatinx Travel Literatures

    This course focuses on Latinx travel narratives across genres, subgenres, ...

    Olguín, Ben
  • ENGL 122NE
    Cultural Representations: Nature and the Environment

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

    Gilmore, Timothy
  • ENGL 234
    J.M. Coetzee: Art, Ethics, and Politics

    This seminar proposes to work through Coetzee’s texts in relation ...

    Samolsky, Russell
  • ENGL 236
    Studies in Literary Criticism and Theory
    Play/Work: Post-desire Capitalism

    If the working body, continually changed by new forms of ...

    Boscagli, Maurizia
  • ENGL 265PL
    Pan-Latinx Literature, Culture, and Ideology

    This graduate seminar focuses on comparative assessments of the ever-expanding ...

    Olguín, Ben
  • ENGL 265RP
    Reproduction

    Explores the relationship between textual and sexual cultures via the ...

    Reeve, Daniel
  • ENGL 591
    Doctoral Colloquium

    Course provides support for graduate students when developing their dissertation ...

    Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn
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