DLynx at Rhodes College > Academic Affairs, Office of >
ENGL 151-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Composing Reality: Writing, Texts, and Life, Fall 2009
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: American Gothic, Spring 2010
ENGL 400-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry Workshop, Spring 2010
ENGL 385-02, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2010
ENGL 385-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2010
ENGL 382-01, Film Theory, Spring 2010
ENGL 380-01, Great Expectations: The Modern Novel of Development, Spring 2010
ENGL 373-01, Contemporary Literature: Post Modernism and Its others, Spring 2010
ENGL 355-01, Nineteenth-Century British Novel, Spring 2010
ENGL 332-01, Advanced Shakespeare Studies: Green Shakespeare, Spring 2010
ENGL 325-01, Chaucer, Spring 2010
ENGL 301-01, Intermediate Fiction Writing, Spring 2010
ENGL 285-01&02, Text and Context, Spring 2010
ENGL 265-01/02, Special Topics: Becoming American:Citizenship and Identity in Multi-Ethnic Literature of the United States, Spring 2010
ENGL 245-01, Chick Flicks and Macho Movies: Gender Genre and American Cinema, Spring 2010
ENGL 230-01/02, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2010
ENGL 221-01/02, Novel of Manners, Spring 2010
ENGL 201-01/02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2010
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry: Form Theory Workshop, Spring 2010
ENGL 190-02, Medieval Frame Tales, Spring 2010
ENGL 190-01, Literature and Economics, Spring 2010
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes: The New Yorker, Spring 2010
ENGL 151-08, First Year Writing Seminar: The New Yorker, Spring 2010
ENGL 151-06/07, First Year Writing Seminar: Fakes Frauds and Forgeries, Spring 2010
ENGL 151-02/04, First Year Writing Seminar: Composing Reality, Spring 2010
ENGL 151-01/05, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words: Narrating American Wars, Spring 2010
ENGL 485-02, Senior Seminar: Studies in the Novel. Fall 2010
ENGL 485-01, Junior Seminar: Faulkner and Morrison, Fall 2010
ENGL 385-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2010
ENGL 381-01, The Good Old Days: Fifties American Cinema, Fall 2010
ENGL 380-01, James Joyce's Dubliners in Context, Fall 2010
ENGL 364-01, Topics in African American Literature: "The Lover's War", Fall 2010
ENGL 360-01, American Modernism, Fall 2010
ENGL 359-01, Early American Literature, Fall 2010
ENGL 345-01, Novel Genres: Prose Fiction in Eighteenth Century Britain, Fall 2010
ENGL 320-01, Dante's Divine Comedy, Fall 2010
ENGL 301-01, Intermediate Fiction Writing, Fall 2010
ENGL 285-01&02, Text and Context, Fall 2010
ENGL 265-03, Introduction to African American Literature, Fall 2010
ENGL 265-01/02, Bachelors and Solitary Women in American Literature, Fall 2010
ENGL 241-01, From Hollywoodland to Planet Hollywood: History of American Cinema, Fall 2010
ENGL 230-01/02, Shakespeare's Major Plays: "Metamorphic Identities", Fall 2010
ENGL 221-01/02, Novel of Manners, Fall 2010
ENGL 219-01, Comparative Studies in Medieval Literature, Fall 2010
ENGL 215-01, The Imperial Idea in British Literature: Promoters, Doubter, Enemies and Aftermath, Fall 2010
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction to Writing, Fall 2010
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Fall 2010
ENGL 190-01/02, The American Short Story, Fall 2010
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-13, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-11/12, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words:Narrating American Wars, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-09/10, Fakes Frauds and Forgeries, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-07/08, First Year Writing Seminar: Darkness in the Land of Light, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-06, First Year Writing Seminar: Adam Smith Goes Shopping, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-04/05, First Year Writing Seminar: Oral History and Folklore, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-02/03, First Year Writing Seminar: Accent on Writing: Language Culture and Communication, Fall 2010
ENGL 151-01, First Year Writing Seminar: The Work of Memory and Forgetting, Fall 2010
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: John Fletcher, Spring 2011
ENGL 401-02 Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2011
ENGL 401-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2011
ENGL 385-01/02, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2011
ENGL 381-01, Tough Guys, Dangerous Dames, and Streets with No Name: American Film Noir, Spring 2011
ENGL 380-01, The Problematic Narrator in Modern Fiction, Spring 2011
ENGL 375-01, Post Colonial Literature, Spring 2011
ENGL 370-01, Post-War American Fiction, Spring 2011
ENGL 351-01, Victorian Poetry and Prose, Spring 2011
ENGL 340-01, Restoration Drama, Spring 2011
ENGL 332-01, Advanced Shakespeare: "Shakespeare in Guyland", Spring 2011
ENGL 319-01, Old English Language, Literature and Culture, Spring 2011
ENGL 315-01, The English Language, Spring 2011
ENGL 285-01, Text and Context, Spring 2011
ENGL 265-01/02, Special topics: Borders and Boundaries, Spring 2011
ENGL 260-01/02, Survey of British Literature I, Spring 2011
ENGL 235-01, World Drama, Spring 2011
ENGL 204-01, Introduction to Screenwriting, Spring 2011
ENGL 202-01/02, Introduction to Cinema, Spring 2011
ENGL 201-01/02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2011
ENGL 190-02, Austen's Fiction, Spring 2011
ENGL 190-01, Literature and Economics, Spring 2011
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes: The New Yorker, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-11/12, First Year Writing Seminar: Fakes Frauds and Forgeries, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-09, First Year Writing Seminar: Cultural Studies and the Study of Popular Culture, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-06/07, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words:Narrating American Wars, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-05, First Year Writing Seminar: The New Yorker, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-04, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-02/03, First Year Writing Seminar: Accent on Writing: Language Culture and Communication, Spring 2011
ENGL 151-01, First Year Writing Seminar: Genre and Gender, Spring 2011
ENGL 190-01, What it Means to Walk Upright: Readings in Obedience and Authority, Fall 2011
ENGL 190-02, Introductory Topics in Literature: Medieval Frame Tales, Fall 2011
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry, Fall 2011
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction to Writing, Fall 2011
ENGL 202-01/02, Introduction to Cinema, Fall 2011
ENGL 215-01, The Imperial Idea in British Literature: Promoters, Doubters, Enemies, and Aftermath, Fall 2011
ENGL 219-01, Comparative Studies in Medieval Literature: Medieval Romance, Fall 2011
ENGL 225-01, Southern Literature, Fall 2011
ENGL 230-01, Shakespear's Major Plays, Fall 2011
ENGL 285-01&02, Text and Context, Fall 2011
ENGL 300-01, Intermediate Poetry, Fall 2011
ENGL 301-01, Intermediate Fiction Writing, Fall 2011
ENGL 335-01, Milton, Fall 2011
ENGL 350-01, Romantic Poetry and Prose, Fall 2011
ENGL 355-01, Patterns of Embodiment in Nineteenth-Century British Fiction, Fall 2011
ENGL 360-01, American Romanticism, Fall 2011
ENGL 380-01, Getting a Handle on Literary History: Five Books 1550-1800, Fall 2011
ENGL 380-02, Great Expectations: The Coming of Age Novel, Fall 2011
ENGL 381-01, Hitchcock and Hitchcockians, Fall 2011
ENGL 385-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2011
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: Faulkner and Morrison, Fall 2011
ENGL 485-02, Henry James and Edith Wharton, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-01, First Year Writing Seminar: Oral History and Folklore, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Essays in Evolution, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-03, First Year Writing Seminar: Oral History and Folklore, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-04, First Year Writing Seminar: Accent on Writing - Language Culture and Communication, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-05, First Year Writing Seminar: Accent on Writing - Language Culture and Communication, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-06, First Year Writing Seminar: The New Yorker, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-07, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-08, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words:Narrating American Wars, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-09, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words:Narrating American Wars, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-10, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-11, First Year Writing Semina: Fakes Frauds and Forgeries, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-12, First Year Writing Seminar: Fakes, Frauds And Forgeries, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-13, First Year Writing Seminar: Twentieth Century American Music and Politics, Fall 2011
ENGL 151-14, First Year Writing Seminar: Essays in Evolution, Fall 2011
ENGL 155-01, First Year Writing Seminar: Daily Themes, Fall 2011
ENGL 155-1, First Year Writing Seminar: Daily Themes, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-12, First Year Writing Seminar: Devils and Details, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-11, First Year Writing Seminar: Overton:Memphis and the History of Urban Parks, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-08, First Year Writing Seminar, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-07, First Year Writing Seminar: Thinking Reading and Writing Critically, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-06, First Year Writing Seminar:Darkness in the Land of the Light, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-05, First Year Writing Seminar: The Politics and Poetics of Food, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-04, First Year Writing Seminar: Darkness in the Land of Light, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Coffeeshops, Cafes and Public Places, Spring 2012
ENGL 151-01, First Year Writing Seminar: Crisis of American Civil Liberties, Spring 2012
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: The Sonnet in Theory and Practice, Spring 2012
ENGL 401-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2012
ENGL 400-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry Workshop/Poetics, Spring 2012
ENGL 385-02, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2012
ENGL 385-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2012
ENGL 382-01, Film Theory, Spring 2012
ENGL 380-01, Introduction to Queer Theory, Spring 2012
ENGL 363-01, Artists Astray: British and Irish Modernism, Spring 2012
ENGL 361-01, American Realism and Naturalism, Spring 2012
ENGL 343-01, London Calling: Studies in 18th Century Literature, Spring 2012
ENGL 340-01, Restoration Drama, Spring 2012
ENGL 325-01, Chaucer, Spring 2012
ENGL 315-01, The English Language, Spring 2012
ENGL 285-01, Text and Contexts, Spring 2012
ENGL 261-01, 19th and 20th Century British Literature, Spring 2012
ENGL 260-01, Survey of British Literature I, Spring 2012
ENGL 235-01, Performing Nations: British, Irish, and Anglophone Drama, Spring 2012
ENGL 230-01, Shakespear's Major Plays, Spring 2012
ENGL 221-01&02, Novel of Manners, Spring 2012
ENGL 200-01, Creative Writing: Introduction to Poetry, Spring 2012
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-09, First Year Writing Seminar: The New Yorker, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-08, First Yea Writing Seminar: Twentieth Century American Music and Politics, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-07, First Year Writing Seminar, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-06, First Year Writing Seminar: American Surburbia, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-05, First Year Writing Seminar: American Suburbia, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-04, First Year Writing Seminar: African Americans and the Daring to Write, Fall 2012
ENGL 151-03, First Year Writing Seminar, Fall 2012
ENGL485-01, Senior Seminar: Transnational Literature and Film, Fall 2012
ENGL385-01&02, Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2012
ENGL 380-01, Getting a Handle on Literary History: Five Books 1550-1800, Fall 2012
ENGL 363-01, James Joyce's Dubliners in Context, Fall 2012
ENGL 359-01, Early American Literature, Fall 2012
ENGL 336-01, Literature and Landscape, Fall 2012
ENGL 332-01, Advanced Shakespeare Studies, Fall 2012
ENGL 301-01, Intermediate Fiction Writing, Fall 2012
ENGL 300-01, Intermediate Poetry Workshop, Fall 2012
ENGL 265-04, Ideas of Empire in British Literature: Dreams Nightmares and Responses, Fall 2012
ENGL 265-03, American Fiction of the Gilded Age, Fall 2012
ENGL 265-02, American Fiction of the Gilded Age, Fall 2012
ENGL 265-01, Survey of African American Literature, Fall 2012
ENGL 225-01&02, Southern Literature, Fall 2012
ENGL 215-01, The Imperial Idea in British Literature: Promoters, Doubter, Enemies and Aftermath, Fall 2012
ENGL 202-02, Introduction to Cinema, Fall 2012
ENGL 202-01, Introduction to Cinema, Fall 2012
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2012
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Fall 2012
ENGL155-01, Daily Themes: The New Yorker, Spring 2013
ENGL151-14, First Year Writing Seminar: Text us..., Spring 2013
ENGL151-13, First Year Writing Seminar: Sports and Society, Spring 2013
ENGL151-12, First Year Writing Seminar: Sports and Society, Spring 2013
ENGL151-11, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words: Narrating American Wars, Spring 2013
ENGL151-10, First Year Writing Seminar: Latin America Through Writing, Spring 2013
ENGL151-09, First Year Writing Seminar, Spring 2013
ENGL151-08, First Year Writing Seminar: Fighting Words: Narrating American Wars, Spring 2013
ENGL151-07, First Year Writing Seminar:, Spring 2013
ENGL151-06, First Year Writing Seminar: Adam Smith Goes Shopping, Spring 2013
ENGL151-05, First Year Writing Seminar, Spring 2013
ENGL151-04, First Year Writing Seminar: Thinking About Violence, Writing About Peace, Spring 2013
ENGL151-03, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Spring 2013
ENGL151-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Reflections on Satire, Spring 2013
ENGL 151-01, First Year Writing Seminar: Text Us..., Spring 2013
ENGL 485-01, Henry James and Edith Warton, Spring 2013
ENGL 401-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2013
ENGL 400-01, Advanced Poetry Workshop, Spring 2013
ENGL 385-01, Critical Thoery and Methodology, Spring 2013
ENGL 382-01, Russian film/Film Theory, Spring 2013
ENGL 381-01, American Television, Spring 2013
ENGL 380-01, Introduction to Queer Theory, Spring 2013
ENGL 375-01, Post Colonial Literature, Spring 2013
ENGL 370-01, American Postmodern Fiction, Spring 2013
ENGL 364-01, The Harlem Renaissance, Spring 2013
ENGL 355-01, Nineteenth Century British Novel, Spring 2013
ENGL 345-01, Novel Genres: Prose Fiction in Eighteenth Century Britain, Spring 2013
ENGL 319-01, Old English Language, Literature and Culture, Spring 2013
ENGL 285-02, Text and Context, Spring 2013
ENGL 285-01, Text and Context, Spring 2013
ENGL, Coloring the Prize: African American "Prestigious" Fiction, Spring 2013
ENGL 265-02, Shakespeare: Questions of Text and Questions of Performance, Spring 2013
ENGL 265-01, "Make It New": Modern and Contemporary Poetry, Spring 2013
ENGL 221-01, Novel of Manners, Spring 2013
ENGL 219-01, Comparative Studies in Medieval Literature, Spring 2013
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2013
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Spring 2013
English Department Information Poster
ENGL151-03, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2005
ENGL 385-01, Junior Seminar: Faulkner and Morrison, Fall 2005
ENGL 373-01, Post-War American Fiction, Fall 2005
ENGL 363-01, Twentieth-Century Literature, Fall 2005
ENGL 350-01, Romantic Connections, Fall 2005
ENGL 320-01, Arthurian Literature, Fall 2005
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Fall 2005
ENGL 300-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry Workshop, Fall 2005
ENGL 260-01, British Literature Survey I, Fall 2005
ENGL 245-01, Special Topics in Film: Documentary Film and Video, Fall 2005
ENGL 224-01, African American Poetry, Fall 2005
ENGL 485-01 and 485-02, Senior Seminar: Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2004
ENGL 465-01, Writing Tutorial, Fall 2004
ENGL 385-02, Advanced Literary Topics: Seventeenth Century Revolutions
ENGL 380-01, Texts Images and Illustrated Books, Fall 2004
ENGL 371-01, Modern Fiction, Fall 2004
ENGL 341-01, Eighteenth-Century Literature, Fall 2004
ENGL 320-01, Medieval Literature - Nuns Mothers and Others: Medieval Women Writers, Fall 2004
ENGL 300-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry Workshop, Fall 2004
ENGL 260-01 and 260-02, Survey of English Literature I, Fall 2004
ENGL 241-01, History and Criticism of American Cinema, Fall 2004
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 2004
ENGL 215-02, The Imperial idea in British Literature, Fall 2004
Writers Camp Course list for 2002
ENGL 210-02, Interpreting Literature, Fall 2004
ENGL I210-01, Interpreting Literature, Fall 2004
ENGL 203-01, Introduction to Dramatic Writing, Fall 2004
ENGL 201-02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2004
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2004
ENGL 200-01, Creative Writing: Introductory Poetry Workshop, Fall 2004
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-11, Critical Thinking and Writing in the Age of Information, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-10, Critical Thinking and Writing in the Age of Information, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-09, Critical Thinking and Writing- Cyberculture Interfaces, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-08, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-07, Critical Thinking and Writing - Cyberculture Interfaces, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-02, First Year Writing Seminar - Food for Thought, Fall 2004
ENGL 151-01-03, First Year Writing Seminar, Fall 2004
Aesthetics and Identity: V.S. Naipaul and the Postcolonial Picturesque
"The Civil Quill:" Print, Civility, and Conversation in the Harvey-Nashe Quarrel
Daedalus, Dedalus, and Joyce
Green Shakespeare Symposium
ENGL 485-02, Senior Seminar: The Return to Philogy, Fall 2009
ENGL 485-01, Studies in the Novel, Fall 2009
ENGL 401-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Fall 2009
ENGL 382-01, Film Theory, Fall 2009
ENGL 364-01, Topics in African American Literature: "The Lover's War": The Protest Tradition in Twentieth Century African American Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 361-01, American Realism and Naturalism, Fall 2009
ENGL 350-01, Imagining the Nation: Romantic-era Poetry and Prose, Fall 2009
ENGL 340-01, Restoration Drama, Fall 2009
ENGL 336-01, Literature and Landscape, Fall 2009
ENGL 320-01, Topics in Medieval Literature: The Anglo Saxons Language, Literature, and Culture, Fall 2009
ENGL 300-01, Intermediate Poetry Workshop, Fall 2009
ENGL 285-02, Text and Context, The Incident Room: Investigations into Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 285-01, Text and Context, Fall 2009
ENGL 265-03, The Postcolonial Short Story, Fall 2009
ENGL 265-02, Introduction to African Americna Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 265-01, Queer Identities and Queer Narratives, Fall 2009
ENGL 225-02, Southern Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 225-01, Southern Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 215-02, "The American Dream" in Literature, Fall 2009
ENGL 215-01, The Imperial Idea in British Literature: Promoters, Doubters, Enemies, and Aftermath, Fall 2009
ENGL 204-01, Introduction to Screenwriting, Fall 2009
ENGL 202-01-02, Introduction to Cinema, Fall 2009
ENGL 201-02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2009
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2009
ENGL 190-02, Shakespeare on Screen, Fall 2009
ENGL 190-01, Criminal Fictions, Fall 2009
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-12, Fighting Words: Narrating American Wars, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-11, Thinking Through Argument: Critical Reading and Writing, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-10, Fighting Words: Narrating American Wars, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-09, Fakes, Frauds, and Forgeries, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-08, Fakes, Frauds, and Forgeries, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-07, Darkness in the Land of Light, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-06, Darkness in the Land of Light, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-05, Adam Smith Goes Shopping, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-04, Folklore in a Modern World, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-03, Folklore in a Modern World, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-02, Composing Reality: Writing, Texts and Life, Fall 2009
ENGL 151-01, Composing Reality: Writing, Texts and Life, Fall 2009
Presentation by Lena Khor on the Rwanda Genocide 2009
Presentation by Dr. April Shemak
ENGL 385-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Spring 2009
ENGL 382-01, Film Theory, Spring 2009
ENGL 381-01, The Good Old Days: Fifities American Cinema, Spring 2009
ENGL 380-01, Dante in Translation: The Poetics of the Body, Spring 2009
ENGL 370-01, Postmodern American Fiction, Spring 2009
ENGL 323-01, Renaissance Drama, Spring 2009
ENGL 315-01, The English Language, Spring 2009
ENGL 311-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2009
ENGL 285-01, The Incident Room: Investigations into Literature
ENGL 265-02, Imperial Horrors, Postcolonial Hauntings, Spring 2009
ENGL 265-01, Modern American Novella, Spring 2009
ENGL 262-01, Postmodern American Fiction, Spring 2009
ENGL 221-01, Novel of Manners, Spring 2009
ENGL 202-01, Introduction to Cinema, Spring 2009
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2009
ENGL 201-02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2009
ENGL 200-01, Creative Writing: Introductory Poetry Workshop, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-12, Negotiating Limits: Self, Society, Nature, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-11, Thinking, Reading and Writing Critically, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-10, Negotiating Limits: Self, Society, Nature, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-06, The Making of Identity, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-05, Darkness in the Land of Light, Spring 2009
ENGL 151-02, Composing Reality: Writing, Texts, and Life
ENGL 151-01, Composing Reality: Writing, Texts, and Life
ENGL 485-02, Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2008
ENGL 485-01, Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2008
ENGL 385-02, Tea at the Palace of Hoon: Solving the Mysteries of Modern Poetry, Fally 2008
ENGL 385-01, John Fletcher: The Case for Collaborative Authorship, Fall 2008
ENGL 382-01, Russian Film Theory, Fall 2008
ENGL 381-01, Tough Guys, Dangerous Dames, and Streets With No Name: American Film Noir, Fall 2008
ENGL 364-01, Locating the Harlem Renaissance(s), Fall 2008
ENGL 361-01, American Realism and Naturalism, Fall 2008
ENGL 335-01, Milton, fall 2008
ENGL 320-01, Chaucer in His Time, Fall 2008
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Fall 2008
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Tutorial, Fall 2008
ENGL 265-03, The New Woman in American Literature, Fall 2008
ENGL 265-02, Imperial Horrors, Postcolonial Hauntings, Fall 2008
ENGL 265-01, Introduction to African American Literature, Fall 2008
ENGL 241-01, From Hollywood to Planet Hollywood, American Cinema: History and Criticism, Fall 2008
ENGL 225-02, Southern Literature, Fall 2008
ENGL 225-01, Southern Literature, Fall 2008
ENGL 203-01, Introduction to Dramatic Writing, Fall 2008
ENGL 201-02, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2008
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2008
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Fall 2008
ENGL 190-03, Shakespeare on Screen, Fall 2008
ENGL 190-02, Novel of Manners, Fall 2008
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-12, Polemics and the Presidency, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-11, The Making of Identity, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-10, Negotiating Limits: Self, Society, Nature, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-09, The Making of Identity, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-08, Fakes, Frauds, and Forgeries, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-07, Fakes, Frauds, and Forgeries, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-06, Darkness in the Land of Light, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-05, Darkness in the Land of Light, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-03, American Representations of Friendship and Platonic Tradition, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-02, Writing in the Margins: Insider and Outsider Voices, Fall 2008
ENGL 151-01, Writing in the Margins: Insider and Outsider Voices, Fall 2008
Summer Writing Institute, Brochure 2005
ENGL 221-01, Novel of Manners, Fall 2005
ENGL 202-01, introduction to Cinema, Fall 2005
ENGL 200-01, Creative writing: Introductory Poetry, Fall 2005
ENGL 155-03, Daily themes, Fall 2005
ENGL 151- 10, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2005
ENGL 151- 04 and 06, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 2005
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2003
ENGL 373-01, Developments in Contemporary Literature: American Poetry, Spring 2003
ENGL 351-01, Victorian Poetry and Prose, Spring 2003
ENGL 335-01, Milton, Spring 2003
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Writing, Spring 2003
ENGL 260-01, British Literature Since 1800, Spring 2003
ENGL 260-01 and 02, Survey of English Literture I, Spring 2003
ENGL 242-01, World Film, Spring 2003
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Spring 2003
ENGL 155-03, Daily themes, Spring 2003
ENGL 151-04, Reading and Writing Popular Culture, Spring 2003
ENGL 151-03 , Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2003
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 2001
ENGL 385-01, the Modern Novel of Development, Spring 2001
ENGL 332-01, Topics in Shakespeare Studies, Spring 2001
ENGL 310-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 2001
ENGL 265-01, African-American Poetry in the Twentieth Century. Spring 2001
ENGL 260-01, British Literature survey I, Spring 2001
ENGL 223-01, Words and Healing, Spring 2001
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2001
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Spring 2001
ENGL 155-01, Daily themes, Spring 2001
ENGL 151- 02, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Spring 2001
ENGL 151-01, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2001
ENGL 373-01, Contemporary American Poetry, Spring 2002
ENGL 325-01, Chaucer, Spring 2002
ENGL 310-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry, Spring 2002
ENGL 260-01, Survey of English Literture I, Spring 2002
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Spring2002
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 1998
ENGL 385-01: Topics in Advanced Literary Study, Fall 1998
ENGL 373-01, Contemporary American Poetry, Fall 1998
ENGL 371-01, Modern Fiction: The problematic narrator, Fall 1998
ENGL 364-01, African-American Literature, Fall 1998
ENGL 355-01, Nineteenth-Century British Novel, Fall 1998
ENGL 340-01, Restoration literature, Fall 1998
ENGL 332-01, Topics in Shakespeare Studies, Fall 1998
ENGL 323-01, Renaissance Drama, Fall 1998
ENGL 320-01, Medieval Literature: Dante, Fall 1998
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 265-01, Science Fiction, Fantacy, Horror and Film, Fall 1998
ENGL 261-01, Survey of Enlish Literature II, Fall 1998
ENGL 260-01, Survey of English Literture I, Fall 1998
ENGL 251-01, Advanced Essay Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 241-01, American Film, Fall 1998
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 1998
ENGL 210-01, Interpreting Literature, Fall 1998
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Fall 1998
ENGL 151- 09, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 151- 09, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 151- 06, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151-04, Words, Icons, Roles and Clips, Fall 1998
ENGL 151-02, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 151-01 and 03, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 1998
ENGL 485-02, Senior Seminar, Fall 2002
ENGL 385-01, Modern Irish Literature: Colonial and Postcolonial. Fall 2002
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: Literary Theory and Methodology, Fall 2002
ENGL 355-01, Nineteenth-Century British Novel, Fall 2002
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Writing, Fall 2002
ENGL 265-01, Topics: The Great War, Fall 2002
ENGL 260-01, Survey of English Literture I, Fall 2002
ENGL 245-01, Special Topics in Film,, Fall 2002
ENGL 241-01 and 02, History and Criticism of American Cinema, Fall 2002
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 2002
ENGL 210-01, Interpreting Literature, Fall 2002
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, Fall 2002
ENGL 155-01, Daily themes, Fall 2002
ENGL 151-09, Critical Writing and Thinking, Fall 2002
ENGL 151-03, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2002
ENGL 151-02, Critical Thinking and Writing: cyberculture interfaces, Fall 2002
ENGL 151-01, Reading and Writing Popular Culture, Fall 2002
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar, Fall 2001
ENGL 385-02, Modernism, Fall 2001
ENGL 385-01, A History of the Cybord, Fall 2001
ENGL 360-01, American Literature to 1860, Fall 2001
ENGL 350-01, Romantic Poetry and Prose, Fall 2001
ENGL 322-01, Renaissance Poetry and Prose, Fall 2001
ENGL 320-01, Medieval Literature, Fall 2001
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 260-01, Introduction to English Literature, Fall 2001
ENGL 245-01, Special Topics in Film: Nonfiction, Fall 2001
ENGL 241-01 and 02, History and Criticism of american Cinema, Fall 2001
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 2001
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 200-01, Introductory Poetry Workshop, fall 2001
ENGL 155-01, Daily themes, Fall 2001
ENGL 151- 09, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151- 08 and 10, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151- 05 and 07, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151- 03 and 06, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151-03 and 02, Critical Thinking and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 151-01, First Year Seminar in Critical, Thinking, and Writing, Fall 2001
ENGL 385-01, Literature Before Print, spring 2005
ENGL 335-01, milton, Spring 2005
ENGL 315-01, The English Language, Spring 2005
ENGL 260-01, British Literature survey I, Spring 2005
ENGL 151- , Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2005
ENGL 151 - 08 andd 11, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2005
ENGL 151- 03 and 05, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2005
Nationalizing the Region: Collective Identity and American Regionalist Women Writers
ENG 151-00, Critical Reading, Thinking and Writing: Self and Culture Fall 2003
ENGL 151-04, The Power of Music, Spring 2008
ENGL 385-01, Postcolonial Studies, Spring 2008
ENGL 362-01, American Modernism, Spring 2008
ENGL 355-01, Nineteenth-Century British Novel, Spring 2008
ENGL 345-01, Gender, Genre and Eighteenth Century Fiction, Spring 2008
ENGL 325-01, Geoffrey Chaucer, Spring 2008
ENGL 323-01, Renaissance Drama, Spring 2008
ENGL 311-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, spring 2008
ENGL 310-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry, Spring 2008
ENGL 260-01, British Literature Survey I, Spring 2004
ENGL 230-02, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2008
ENGL 221-01, Novel of Manners, Spring 2008
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-10, The Politics and Pleasure of Food, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-09, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-07-08, History of Books, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-05-06, Negotiating Limits, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-03, The Figure of the Citizen, Spring 2008
ENGL 151-01-02, Environmental Persuasions, Spring 2008
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Spring 2008
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Spring 2008
ENGL 265-02, Criminal Fictions, Spring 2008
ENGL 265-01, The Road Narrative, Spring 2008
ENGL 265-03. The American Dream, Spring 2008
ENGL 260-01, Survey of English Literature I, Spring 2004
ENGL 230-02, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2004
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2004
ENGL 151-05, Critical Reading, thinking and Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 151-04, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 151-03, Basic Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar, Spring 1999
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 220-02, Novel of Manners, Spring 1999
ENGL 225-01, Southern Literature, Spring 1999
ENGL 242-01, World Film, Spring 1999
ENGL 251-01, Advanced Essay Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 265-02, Words and Healing: Literature and Medicine, Spring 1999
ENGL 265-01, Twentieth-Century american Women's Poetry, Spring 1999
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Writing: Form, Spring 1999
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 315-01, The English Language, Spring 1999
ENGL 335-01, Milton, Spring 1999
ENGL 336-01, Literature and landscape, Spring 1999
ENGL 351-01, Victorian Poetry and Prose, Spring 1999
ENGL 361-01, American Literature, Spring 1999
ENGL 362-01, Twentieth Century American Literature, Spring 1999
ENGL 382-01, Film Theory Syllabus, Spring 1999
ENGL 385-01, American Visionary Literature, Spring 1999
ENGL 363-01, Twentieth Century British Literature, Spring 1999
ENGL 151-06, Basic Writing, Spring 1999
ENGL 151-00, Basic Writing, Spring 1996
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2008
ENGL 200-01, Creative Writing: Introduction to Poetry Workshop, Spring 2008
ENGL 485-01, Senior Seminar: Critical Theory and Methodology, Fall 2007
ENGL 465-01, Writing Tutorial, Fall 2007
ENGL 385-02, Advanced Topics: Medieval Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 385-01, Advanced Topics: England 1819, Fall 2007
ENGL 373-01, Developments in Contemporary Poetry, Fall 2007
ENGL 363-01, 20th Century British Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 361-01, American Realism and Naturalism, Fall 2007
ENGL 340-01, Restoration Drama, Fall 2007
ENGL 332-01, Advanced Shakespeare Studies, Fall 2007
ENGL 301-02, Advanced Fiction Workshop I, Fall 2007
ENGL 301-01, Advanced Fiction Workshop I, Fall 2007
ENGL 300-01, Advanced Poetry Workshop I, Fall 2007
ENGL 265-02, Kafka's Animals, Fall 2007
ENGL 265-01, American Films of 1970s, Fall 2007
ENGL 260-02, Survey of American Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 262-01, Survey of American Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 260-01, Survey of British Literature I, Fall 2007
ENGL 245-01, Special Topics in Film, Fall 2007
ENGL 230-02, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 2007
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Fall 2007
ENG 225-01, Southern Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 225-01, Southern Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 215-01, Focus on Literature, Fall 2007
ENGL 202-01, Introduction to Cinema, Fall 2007
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Fall 2007
ENGL 200-01, Introduction to Poetry Writing, Spring 2007
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Fall 2007
ENGL 373-01, Post-War American Fiction, Spring 2007
ENGL 363-01, Great Expectations: The Modern
ENGL 351-01, Victorian Poetry and Prose, Spring 2007
ENGL 335-01, Milton, Spring 2007
ENGL 323-01, Renaissance Drama, Spring 2007
ENGL 318-01, Victorian Literature and Economics, Spring 2007
ENGL 315, English Language, Spring 2007
ENGL 310-01, Creative Writing: Advanced Poetry Workshop, Spring 2007
ENGL 242-01, World Cinama, Spring 2007
ENGL 230-01, Shakespeare's Major Plays, Spring 2007
ENGL 210-01, Interpreting Literature, Spring 2007
ENGL 201-01, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Spring 2007
ENGL 200-01, Creative Writing: Introductory Poetry Workshop, Spring 2007
ENGL 155-01, Daily Themes, Spring 2007
ENGL 151-06-07, The History of Books, Spring 2007
ENGL 151-05, Thinking and Writing Critically Spring 2007
ENGL 121-03-04, Critical Thinking and Writing, Spring 2007
ENGL 151-01-02, First Year Writing Seminar: Writing Southerness, Spring 2007
ENGL 151-10, Advertising the American Ideal, Spring 2007
ENGL 151-09, First Year Writing Seminar: Culture Wars, Spring 2007
