Section II - Major Courses

ENGL 1 Literary History I: Literature up to the mid-Seventeenth Century
ENGL 2 Literary History II: Literature from the mid-Seventeenth Century through the Nineteenth Century
ENGL 3 Literary History III: Literature in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries
ENGL 5 Reading with Attitude
ENGL 10 Old English and Scandinavian Epic and Saga
ENGL 11 Chaucer: "The Canterbury Tales"
ENGL 12 Chaucer's "Troilus and Criseyde" and Other Poems
ENGL 13 Medieval English Literature
ENGL 15 Shakespeare
ENGL 16 Renaissance Drama
ENGL 17 Milton
ENGL 18 Poetry, Prose, and Drama of the English Restoration, 1660-1689
ENGL 19 Writing, Resistance, and (digital) Revolution
ENGL 21 Reason and Revolution
ENGL 22 The Rise of the Novel
ENGL 23 Romantic Literature: Aesthetics and Ideology from the French Revolution to Frankenstein
ENGL 24 Victorian Literature and Culture, 1837-1859
ENGL 26 Masterpieces of Nineteenth Century British Fiction
ENGL 27 Tell It Slant: Female, Black, Queer Readings of Early American Poetry
ENGL 28 Making Americans: Hipsters, Tricksters and Geniuses
ENGL 29 American Fiction to 1900
ENGL 30 Early Black American Literature
ENGL 31 Asian American Literature and Culture
ENGL 32 Native American Literature
ENGL 33 Modern Black American Literature
ENGL 34 From Anna Christie to Hamilton (and Donald Trump): Modern American Drama
ENGL 35 American Fiction: 1900 to World War II
ENGL 36 Contemporary American Fiction
ENGL 37 Contemporary American Poetry
ENGL 38 American and British Poetry: 1900-1960
ENGL 39 Modern British Drama
ENGL 41 British Fiction: World War II to the Present
ENGL 42 Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
ENGL 44 Introduction to Digital Studies
ENGL 45 Introduction to Literary Theory
ENGL 46 Old and New Media
ENGL 47 History of the English Language
ENGL 48 Critical Issues in Postcolonial Studies