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ENGL - English

ENGL 113 Approaches to Drama: Page to Stage
ENGL 118 Introduction to the Literary Experience
ENGL 120 Studies in Literature and Identity
ENGL 121 Studies in Literature and Nation
ENGL 122 Studies in Literature and the Canon
ENGL 123 Studies in Literature and Genre
ENGL 200W Reading Literature and Culture
ENGL 208 British Literature
ENGL 209 American Literature
ENGL 210 Children’s Literature: Interpretation and Evaluation
ENGL 212 Adolescent Literature: Images of Youth
ENGL 220W Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 222W Introduction to Professional Writing
ENGL 230W Workplace Writing
ENGL 231W Multimodal Writing
ENGL 232W Public and Community Writing
ENGL 233W Writing for the Health Professions
ENGL 261 Arctic Encounters
ENGL 262 Women, Crime, and Representation
ENGL 263 Zen East and West
ENGL 265 Women's Stories across Cultures
ENGL 267 Books that Changed American Culture
ENGL 300W Introduction to Theory and Criticism
ENGL 301 Reading America to the Civil War
ENGL 302 Studies in American Literature 1860-1945
ENGL 304 Studies in British Literature to 1500
ENGL 305 Studies in British Literature 1500-1700
ENGL 306 Studies in British Literature 1700-1914
ENGL 307 Studies in Modernist Literature
ENGL 308 Studies in Contemporary Literature
ENGL 310 Readings for Writers
ENGL 315 Literature, Environment and Ecocriticism
ENGL 324 Literature by Women
ENGL 326 Studies in African American Literature
ENGL 327 Studies in Multicultural American Literatures
ENGL 335 Literatures of the World to 1500
ENGL 336 Reading Globally
ENGL 337 Studies in Film Aesthetics
ENGL 340 Studies in Poetry
ENGL 341 Studies in Literature and Film
ENGL 342 Studies in Drama
ENGL 343 Studies in Prose
ENGL 345 Shakespeare: Histories and Comedies
ENGL 346 Shakespeare: The Tragedies and Romances
ENGL 350 Topics Course in English
ENGL 371W Intermediate Creative Writing, Fiction
ENGL 372W Intermediate Creative Writing, Poetry
ENGL 373W Intermediate Creative Writing, Nonfiction Prose
ENGL 375 Shoreline Production: Selection and Editing
ENGL 376 Shoreline Production: Design and Distribution
ENGL 378W Advanced Workshop in Professional Writing
ENGL 379W Rhetoric for Professional Writing
ENGL 390 Directed Study
ENGL 432 Studies in the English Language
ENGL 450 Advanced Topics in English
ENGL 460W Seminar in English
ENGL 461W Advanced Workshop in Creative Writing
ENGL 477W Internship in Professional Writing
ENGL 490 Directed Study
ENGL 491 Independent Study I
ENGL 492 Independent Study II
ENGL 500 Colloquium in English: Writing, Research, Pedagogy
ENGL 501 Literary and Cultural Theory
ENGL 520 Topics in Composition Theory and Rhetoric
ENGL 521 Topics in Cultural Studies
ENGL 522 Topics in Feminist Theory and Literature
ENGL 523 Topics in Ethnic American and/or African American Literatures
ENGL 524 Topics in Postcolonial Literatures
ENGL 525 Topics in Genre
ENGL 530 Topics in British Literature before 1660
ENGL 531 Topics in British Literature from 1660 to 1900
ENGL 532 Topics in British Literature since 1900
ENGL 540 Topics in American Literature before 1900
ENGL 541 Topics in American Literature since 1900
ENGL 560 Seminar in Literary Theory
ENGL 581 Workshop in Creative Writing
ENGL 591 Directed Reading
ENGL 592 Master's Thesis