ENGL courses
705 courses · Brown University · Fall 2026
- ENGL 0100A — How To Read A Poem1 section
- ENGL 0100B — Literature, Trauma, and War1 section
- ENGL 0100C — Altered States1 section
- ENGL 0100D — Matters of Romance1 section
- ENGL 0100E — Catastrophic Communities1 section
- ENGL 0100F — Devils, Demons, Do-Gooders1 section
- ENGL 0100G — The Literature of Identity1 section
- ENGL 0100H — Fictions and Frauds: Literature and the Historical Imagination1 section
- ENGL 0100I — American Fiction and the Sea1 section
- ENGL 0100J — Cultures and Countercultures: The American Novel after World War II1 section
- ENGL 0100K — The Dead and the Living1 section
- ENGL 0100L — What Was Postmodern Literature?1 section
- ENGL 0100M — Writing War1 section
- ENGL 0100N — City Novels1 section
- ENGL 0100P — Love Stories1 section
- ENGL 0100Q — How Poems See1 section
- ENGL 0100R — American Histories, American Novels1 section
- ENGL 0100S — Being Romantic1 section
- ENGL 0100T — The Simple Art of Murder1 section
- ENGL 0100U — Serial Fictions1 section
- ENGL 0100V — Inventing Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0100W — Literature Reformatted1 section
- ENGL 0100X — Literature and Social Justice1 section
- ENGL 0100Y — Do the Right Thing1 section
- ENGL 0101A — Independence and Modern Literature1 section
- ENGL 0101B — Earth Poetics: Literature and Climate Change1 section
- ENGL 0101C — America Dreaming1 section
- ENGL 0101E — Home Away from Home1 section
- ENGL 0101J — Migration and Its Discontents: Asian American Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 0150A — Elizabeth I: The Queen and the Poets1 section
- ENGL 0150B — Objects of Beauty in Renaissance Culture1 section
- ENGL 0150C — The Medieval King Arthur1 section
- ENGL 0150D — Shakespeare's Present Tense1 section
- ENGL 0150E — Love and Friendship1 section
- ENGL 0150F — Hawthorne and James1 section
- ENGL 0150G — Lincoln, Whitman, and The Civil War1 section
- ENGL 0150H — Literature of The American South1 section
- ENGL 0150I — The Simple Art of Murder1 section
- ENGL 0150J — Inventing America1 section
- ENGL 0150K — The Transatlantic American Novel1 section
- ENGL 0150L — The Sensational and the Real in Victorian Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0150M — "Model Minority" Writers: Cold War Fictions of Race and Ethnicity1 section
- ENGL 0150N — Black Atlantic Narratives of Africa1 section
- ENGL 0150O — Englishness and Britishness in Contemporary Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0150P — Is There a Theory of the Short Story?1 section
- ENGL 0150Q — Realism and Modernism1 section
- ENGL 0150R — The Problem of Women's Writing1 section
- ENGL 0150S — The Roaring Twenties1 section
- ENGL 0150T — Arms and the Man1 section
- ENGL 0150U — The Terrible Century1 section
- ENGL 0150V — James and Wharton1 section
- ENGL 0150W — Literature and the Visual Arts1 section
- ENGL 0150X — The Claims of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0150Y — Brontës and Brontëism1 section
- ENGL 0150Z — Hamlet/Post-Hamlet1 section
- ENGL 0151A — Hitchcock!1 section
- ENGL 0151B — How to Do Things with Books1 section
- ENGL 0151C — Midsummers1 section
- ENGL 0151D — Men's Films1 section
- ENGL 0151E — Genres of American Comedy1 section
- ENGL 0151F — Waves and Edges: Poetry and the Sea1 section
- ENGL 0151L — The Serial Imagination: Literature and Journalism in the 19th Century1 section
- ENGL 0151M — Lincoln, Whitman, and the US Civil War1 section
- ENGL 0200A — Risk/Rupture/Remains: Contemporary Queer Media and Poetics1 section
- ENGL 0200B — Studying at the End of the World1 section
- ENGL 0200C — Stories of Speculation: Fabulism and Narrative Realism1 section
- ENGL 0200D — Literature and the Social Contract1 section
- ENGL 0200E — Giving way: Poetry, Performance, Film1 section
- ENGL 0200F — Wild and Unruly: Black Women’s Belonging, Place, and Self in Storytelling1 section
- ENGL 0200J — Stuck in the Suburbs: A Poetics of Everyday Life1 section
- ENGL 0200K — Trans–: Transformation, Translation, Transgression in Literature1 section
- ENGL 0200L — Between Home and Haven: Contemporary Narratives of Revolt and Refuge1 section
- ENGL 0200M — One True Pairing (“OTP”): The Courtship Plot from Jane Austen to Jane the Virgin1 section
- ENGL 0200N — Godforsaken Spaces: Literatures of the Demonic1 section
- ENGL 0200P — Literatures of Anxiety1 section
- ENGL 0200Q — “Strangeness” at The Margins: Black and Queer Narratives1 section
- ENGL 0200R — Suspicious Minds: American Literature and the Paranoid Imagination1 section
- ENGL 0200S — Killing Shakespeare: Three Plays and their Afterlives1 section
- ENGL 0200T — The Revolution Will Not be Televised: Poetry and the Politics of Representation1 section
- ENGL 0200U — After the Human?: Literature at the End of the World1 section
- ENGL 0200V — Graphic Novels and the Politics of Memoir1 section
- ENGL 0200W — Comedy and Cruelty1 section
- ENGL 0200X — Necromancy for Beginners1 section
- ENGL 0200Y — Show Me the Money: Advertising and Capitalism in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0200Z — Black (W)holes, Black Feminism(s), and Black Feeling1 section
- ENGL 0201C — The Politics of Monstrosity from Beowulf to Slender Man1 section
- ENGL 0201D — Writing Life: The Self in Narration1 section
- ENGL 0201E — Guilty Pleasures: Science Fiction & Horror Survey1 section
- ENGL 0201F — Sex, Sin, Sonnets: The Poetry of Love and Desire1 section
- ENGL 0201G — Reimagining The Great Gatsby: The Roaring Twenties in Popular Culture1 section
- ENGL 0201S — American Comedy: Shame, Mockery, and the Politics of Laughter1 section
- ENGL 0202B — What Monks Want: Asceticism and Austerity Across the Global Anglophone1 section
- ENGL 0202C — Experiments in Asian and Asian Diaspora Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 0202D — Poetic Justice: Literature on Colonialism1 section
- ENGL 0202E — Memory and the Literary Imagination: Conceptions of Remembering from Shakespeare to the Present1 section
- ENGL 0202F — We the People: American Literatures of Community1 section
- ENGL 0202G — Literatures of Racial Capitalism1 section
- ENGL 0202H — The Genesis of Doubt: Skepticism and Film Noir1 section
- ENGL 0202J — Race and Satire1 section
- ENGL 0202L — Religion, The Novel, and the Public Sphere1 section
- ENGL 0202M — (Un)Natural Histories: Observation, Exploration, and Knowledge1 section
- ENGL 0202N — Ghosts of Colonialisms Past – The Uncanny and the Postcolonial1 section
- ENGL 0202P — Poetics of the Cosmos: Verse, Universe, and Existence1 section
- ENGL 0202Q — Black Form1 section
- ENGL 0202R — Trans / Lit / Now1 section
- ENGL 0202S — Memento Mori: The (Dead) Body in Medieval and Early Modern Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 0202U — Romantic Comedies: Then and Now1 section
- ENGL 0202V — The Shakespeare Remix1 section
- ENGL 0202W — Imagining the Alien: Other Worlds, Climate Change, and the “Human”1 section
- ENGL 0202X — “I’m not hysterical, I’m homicidal!”: The Monstrous Feminine1 section
- ENGL 0300B — The Romance of Travel1 section
- ENGL 0300C — English Drama 1350-17001 section
- ENGL 0300E — Three Great Poets: Shakespeare, Donne, Milton1 section
- ENGL 0300F — Beowulf to Aphra Behn: The Earliest British Literatures1 section
- ENGL 0300G — Angels and Demons, Heavens and Hells: The Otherworld from the Middle Ages to the Early Modern…1 section
- ENGL 0300H — New Selves, New Worlds1 section
- ENGL 0300I — The Arrival of English: Medieval, Renaissance, Early Modern1 section
- ENGL 0300L — The Global Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 0300M — Gender in Medieval Literature1 section
- ENGL 0300N — How To Be Alone: Solitude and Subjectivity1 section
- ENGL 0300P — Dreams1 section
- ENGL 0300R — New and Imagined Worlds from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 0310A — Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 0310D — Violence, Sacrifice, and Medieval Narrative1 section
- ENGL 0310E — Shakespeare: The Screenplays1 section
- ENGL 0310F — Prose Sagas of the Medieval North1 section
- ENGL 0310G — Gender and Genre in Medieval Celtic Literatures1 section
- ENGL 0310H — New and Imagined Worlds in the English Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 0310Q — Why Before 1700? Literature before Literature1 section
- ENGL 0310R — Cavaliers, Kings, and Puritans: Poetry of the 17th Century1 section
- ENGL 0500A — Literature and the Fantastic1 section
- ENGL 0500B — Introduction to British and American Romanticism1 section
- ENGL 0500C — Inventing America1 section
- ENGL 0500E — Foundations of the Novel1 section
- ENGL 0500G — Literature and Revolutions, 1640-18401 section
- ENGL 0500H — Mariners, Renegades, and Castaways: American Fiction and the Romance of the Sea1 section
- ENGL 0500I — The Literature and Politics of Friendship1 section
- ENGL 0500K — The Transatlantic Novel: Robinson Crusoe to Connecticut Yankee1 section
- ENGL 0500L — Literature, Trauma, and War1 section
- ENGL 0500P — The Examined Self: Lives of the Soul1 section
- ENGL 0500R — Slavery and American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0500S — Sinners and Saints: Literature and the Moral Imagination1 section
- ENGL 0510A — Literature and Print Culture1 section
- ENGL 0510B — The Gothic1 section
- ENGL 0510C — The Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 0510D — Mark Twain's America1 section
- ENGL 0510F — Literature of the American Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 0510G — New Worlds, New Subjects: American Fiction at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century1 section
- ENGL 0510H — Victorian Self and Society1 section
- ENGL 0510K — Fictions and Frauds1 section
- ENGL 0510M — Madness and Enlightenment: Literature 1660-18001 section
- ENGL 0510N — Victorian Modernity: Literature 1880-19001 section
- ENGL 0510P — Fiction from Dickens to James1 section
- ENGL 0510Q — Unstable Subjects: Race and Meaning in Contemporary (African) American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0510R — American Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 0510S — Good, Evil, and Inbetween1 section
- ENGL 0510W — Coupling: The Literature of Courtship1 section
- ENGL 0510Y — Nineteenth-Century British Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0510Z — Worldly Victorians: Victorian Literature at Home and Abroad1 section
- ENGL 0511A — Dickens: The Novel and Society1 section
- ENGL 0511B — The Nineteenth-Century British Novel1 section
- ENGL 0511C — Fantastic Places, Unhuman Humans1 section
- ENGL 0511D — Austen, Eliot, James1 section
- ENGL 0511E — Melville, Conrad, and the Sea1 section
- ENGL 0511G — Introduction to Native and Indigenous Literatures1 section
- ENGL 0511H — Late Romantics1 section
- ENGL 0511J — Renegades, Reprobates, and Castaways1 section
- ENGL 0511K — Terrible Births: The Novel out of Romanticism1 section
- ENGL 0511L — Stories of the Future Past1 section
- ENGL 0511P — Severed Selves: Victorian Horror and Science Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0511Q — Romanticism Soon1 section
- ENGL 0700A — Introduction to African American Literature, 1742-19201 section
- ENGL 0700B — Introduction to African American Literature, 1920-Present1 section
- ENGL 0700C — Twentieth-Century American Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0700D — Inventing Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0700E — Postcolonial Literature1 section
- ENGL 0700F — Introduction to Modernism: Past, Future, Exile, Home1 section
- ENGL 0700G — American Fiction and Mass Culture1 section
- ENGL 0700K — 20th-Century Literatures in English1 section
- ENGL 0700L — Make It New: American Literature 1900-19451 section
- ENGL 0700O — The Great Debate: Wright, Hurston, and the Meaning of Twentieth-Century Black American…1 section
- ENGL 0700Q — Poetic Cosmologies1 section
- ENGL 0700R — Modernist Cities1 section
- ENGL 0700U — Modernism and Race1 section
- ENGL 0700V — Introduction to Post-War British Fiction1 section
- ENGL 0700W — American Misfits: Short Story Collections of Displacement1 section
- ENGL 0710B — African American Literature and the Legacies of Slavery1 section
- ENGL 0710E — Postcolonial Tales of Transition1 section
- ENGL 0710F — Being There: Bearing Witness in Modern Times1 section
- ENGL 0710I — Global South Asia1 section
- ENGL 0710J — Introduction to Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 0710L — Ishiguro, Amongst Others1 section
- ENGL 0710M — Impressionism, Consciousness, and Modernism1 section
- ENGL 0710N — Fitzgerald, Hemingway, and the Lost Generation1 section
- ENGL 0710Q — American Literature in the Era of Segregation1 section
- ENGL 0710R — Poetry and Science1 section
- ENGL 0710S — The Eighties: Earnestness to Irony1 section
- ENGL 0710T — Reading New York1 section
- ENGL 0710U — Funny/Not Funny: Taking Comedy Seriously1 section
- ENGL 0710V — Death and Dying in Black Literature1 section
- ENGL 0710W — Readings in Black and Queer1 section
- ENGL 0710X — Black Poetics1 section
- ENGL 0710Y — Literature of US Inequality, 1945-20201 section
- ENGL 0710Z — American Literature and the Constitution1 section
- ENGL 0711A — Americans in Paris1 section
- ENGL 0711B — Trans Cultural Production and Trans Studies1 section
- ENGL 0711C — Bad Blood: Conflict and the Family in Literature and Cinema1 section
- ENGL 0711D — Literature and Social Mobility1 section
- ENGL 0711E — In the Forest, On the Beach: Introduction to Literature and the Environment1 section
- ENGL 0711F — In the Forest, On the Beach: Introduction to Literature and the Environment1 section
- ENGL 0800R — Reading Practices: An Introduction to Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 0800T — Introduction to Black Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 0800X — Zoopoetics1 section
- ENGL 0900 — Critical Reading and Writing I: The Academic Essay1 section
- ENGL 0910X — The Earned First Person (LITR 0310S)1 section
- ENGL 0930 — Introduction to Creative Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1030A — The Thoughtful Generalist1 section
- ENGL 1030C — Writing Science1 section
- ENGL 1030D — Myth + Modern Essay1 section
- ENGL 1030E — Testaments of War1 section
- ENGL 1030F — The Artist in the Archives1 section
- ENGL 1030G — Backstory1 section
- ENGL 1030H — Black Popular Culture and Social Movements1 section
- ENGL 1030J — Editing Theory and Practice1 section
- ENGL 1030M — Morning Pages1 section
- ENGL 1050A — Narrative1 section
- ENGL 1050B — True Stories1 section
- ENGL 1050C — Creative Nonfiction: Practice and Criticism1 section
- ENGL 1050D — Lifewriting1 section
- ENGL 1050E — Sportswriting1 section
- ENGL 1050F — Line Work: Experiments in Short-Form Writing1 section
- ENGL 1050G — Journalism Practicum1 section
- ENGL 1050H — Writing for Journalism1 section
- ENGL 1050J — Multimedia Storytelling1 section
- ENGL 1050L — Writing in Place: Travel, Ecology, Locality1 section
- ENGL 1050M — Music Writing1 section
- ENGL 1050N — Writing for Today's Electronic Media1 section
- ENGL 1050O — Writing Asian American Experiences1 section
- ENGL 1050P — Reframing Race in Art Writing1 section
- ENGL 1050Q — Writing the Family1 section
- ENGL 1050R — Writing about Health and Healthcare1 section
- ENGL 1050S — Writing the City1 section
- ENGL 1050V — Writing Wonder, Joy and Awe1 section
- ENGL 1050X — Making a Scene1 section
- ENGL 1050Y — Traces of Empire: Writing Filipino and American Experiences Through Creative Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1050Z — Audio/Video Storytelling1 section
- ENGL 1051A — The Art of the Interview1 section
- ENGL 1051B — Let Me Explain1 section
- ENGL 1051C — An Introduction to Creative Style1 section
- ENGL 1051D — Translating Place1 section
- ENGL 1140A — Intellectual Pleasures: Reading/Writing the Literary Text1 section
- ENGL 1140B — The Public Intellectual1 section
- ENGL 1140D — Writing Diversity1 section
- ENGL 1140E — Writing for Activists1 section
- ENGL 1160A — Advanced Feature Writing1 section
- ENGL 1160B — Editors/Producers1 section
- ENGL 1160C — Radio Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1160D — The Common Critic1 section
- ENGL 1160E — Advanced Journalism: Investigative and Online Reporting1 section
- ENGL 1160F — Reporting Crime and Justice1 section
- ENGL 1160G — Literary Journalism: Writing about Politics and Culture1 section
- ENGL 1160H — Social Justice Journalism1 section
- ENGL 1160J — Advanced Journalistic Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1160K — Literary Reportage1 section
- ENGL 1160L — In Order to Write About the Twenty-First-Century City, We First Have to Imagine It1 section
- ENGL 1160M — Social Justice Journalism in the Digital Age1 section
- ENGL 1160N — Investigative Reporting: The Opioid Crisis in Rhode Island1 section
- ENGL 1160P — Writing Climate, Writing Community1 section
- ENGL 1180A — Crime Writing1 section
- ENGL 1180B — Digital Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1180C — Advanced Creative Nonfiction: Writing with Food1 section
- ENGL 1180D — Concealing and Revealing: Writing the Unsaid1 section
- ENGL 1180E — Lifewriting1 section
- ENGL 1180F — Literary Journalism1 section
- ENGL 1180G — Lyricism and Lucidity1 section
- ENGL 1180H — Satire and Humor Writing1 section
- ENGL 1180I — Writing Medical Narrative1 section
- ENGL 1180J — Tales of the Real World1 section
- ENGL 1180K — The Art of Literary Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1180L — Travel Writing: In the Domain of the Other1 section
- ENGL 1180M — Special Delivery: Letters and Diaries1 section
- ENGL 1180N — The Longer Literary Essay1 section
- ENGL 1180P — Further Adventures in Creative Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1180Q — Narrating History1 section
- ENGL 1180R — Travel Writing: Personal and Cultural Narratives1 section
- ENGL 1180S — Memoir, the Modern Novel1 section
- ENGL 1180T — A Slice of Life: Writing the Full Length Memoir1 section
- ENGL 1180U — Testimony1 section
- ENGL 1180V — Contemporary Asian American Writers1 section
- ENGL 1180W — Writing About History1 section
- ENGL 1180X — Anne Carson, Maggie Nelson, Claudia Rankine1 section
- ENGL 1180Z — Healthcare Journalism1 section
- ENGL 1181B — Memoirs of Migration1 section
- ENGL 1181C — War Reporting: The Coverage of Armed Conflict1 section
- ENGL 1181E — Ekphrasis: Writing for Art's Sake1 section
- ENGL 1190A — "The Arrangement of Words": Liberating Fiction(s)1 section
- ENGL 1190B — Real Language: Poetics, Romantics, Writing1 section
- ENGL 1190C — Advanced Creative Nonfiction: Biography1 section
- ENGL 1190D — Writing About Sports in America1 section
- ENGL 1190F — My So-Called Life: The Art of the Literary Memoir1 section
- ENGL 1190G — Science as Writing, Scientists as Writers1 section
- ENGL 1190H — Writing Science, Writing the Sacred1 section
- ENGL 1190I — Writing the Southeast Asian War1 section
- ENGL 1190J — African American Language, Literacy, and Culture1 section
- ENGL 1190K — Literary Biography1 section
- ENGL 1190L — Creative Nonfiction: Practice and Criticism1 section
- ENGL 1190M — The Teaching and Practice of Writing: Writing Fellows Program1 section
- ENGL 1190N — Brown: Writing the Archive1 section
- ENGL 1190P — The Art of Memoir in Theory and Practice1 section
- ENGL 1190Q — The Essay1 section
- ENGL 1190S — Poetics of Narrative1 section
- ENGL 1190T — Writing the Mythic Life: The Use of Traditional Narrative1 section
- ENGL 1190U — Nature Writing1 section
- ENGL 1190W — The Fiction of Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1190X — Nonfiction Now1 section
- ENGL 1190Y — Editing as Revision1 section
- ENGL 1190Z — The Art of Craft1 section
- ENGL 1191A — The Poet & The Press Release: Rhetoric of Social Change1 section
- ENGL 1191B — Special Topics in Nonfiction Writing: Fugitive Letters: The Prison Notebooks1 section
- ENGL 1191C — Everyone’s a Critic: Writing about Art & Culture1 section
- ENGL 1191E — Genre Bending1 section
- ENGL 1191F — Beside Myself1 section
- ENGL 1191G — Research and Media Literacy for Creative Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 1200 — Independent Study in Nonfiction Writing1 section
- ENGL 1310A — Firing the Canon: Early Modern Women's Writing1 section
- ENGL 1310B — American Degenerates1 section
- ENGL 1310C — Arguments of Form in Renaissance Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1310D — Between Gods and Beasts: The Renaissance Ovid1 section
- ENGL 1310E — Border Crossings in Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 1310F — Early Modern Utopias1 section
- ENGL 1310H — The Origins of American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1310J — Imagining the Individual in Renaissance England1 section
- ENGL 1310N — Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 1310O — Restoration and Early Eighteenth-Century Literature1 section
- ENGL 1310S — Women and the Book in the Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 1310T — Chaucer1 section
- ENGL 1310U — Monsters, Giants, and Fantastic Landscapes in Early American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1310V — Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales1 section
- ENGL 1310W — English Poetry and the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 1310Y — Besides Paradise Lost: Milton's Other Poems1 section
- ENGL 1310Z — Three Great Poets: Shakespeare, Donne, Milton1 section
- ENGL 1311A — Milton's Paradise Lost: Poetry and Belief1 section
- ENGL 1311B — Medieval Zoographies and the Origins of the Human1 section
- ENGL 1311C — Milton1 section
- ENGL 1311E — History of the English Language1 section
- ENGL 1311G — Shakespeare, Love and Friendship1 section
- ENGL 1311H — Sagas Without Borders: Multilingual Literatures of Early England1 section
- ENGL 1311L — From Mead-Hall to Mordor: The Celtic and Germanic Roots of Tolkien’s Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1311M — Renaissance Poetry and Its Kinds1 section
- ENGL 1311N — England and the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 1311P — Medieval Drama1 section
- ENGL 1360A — The Stage as Globe in Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 1360B — Inventing Britain1 section
- ENGL 1360C — Language and Form in Shakespearean Studies1 section
- ENGL 1360D — Medieval Manuscript Studies: Paleography, Codicology, and Interpretation1 section
- ENGL 1360F — Quest, Vision, Diaspora: Medieval Journey Narratives1 section
- ENGL 1360H — Introduction to the Old English Language1 section
- ENGL 1360J — Middle English Literature1 section
- ENGL 1360K — Shakespeare and Company1 section
- ENGL 1360M — Spenser, Milton, and the Politics of the English Epic1 section
- ENGL 1360N — Shakespeare and European Culture1 section
- ENGL 1360O — The Ties that Bind: Renaissance Revenge Plays1 section
- ENGL 1360P — Shakespearean Tragedy1 section
- ENGL 1360R — Modernism and the Early Modern: 17th-Century1 section
- ENGL 1360S — Between Gods and Beasts: The Renaissance Ovid1 section
- ENGL 1360T — Eco-Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 1360U — Europe in the Vernacular1 section
- ENGL 1360X — Seventeenth-Century English Lyric Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1360Z — Shakespeare and Embodiment1 section
- ENGL 1361A — Fantasies of Milton1 section
- ENGL 1361D — Women's Voices in Medieval Literature1 section
- ENGL 1361F — Spenser and Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 1361G — Tolkien and the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 1361J — Seminar in Old Norse-Icelandic Language and Literature1 section
- ENGL 1361K — Seminar in the Old English Language II1 section
- ENGL 1361L — Milton1 section
- ENGL 1361P — Shakespeare's Girls1 section
- ENGL 1361Q — Medieval Race1 section
- ENGL 1361S — Sexual Contracts in Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 1380 — Undergraduate Independent Study in Medieval and Early Modern Literatures1 section
- ENGL 1510A — Jane Austen and Her Predecessors: The Other History of the Novel1 section
- ENGL 1510B — Liberalism and American Culture1 section
- ENGL 1510D — The Literature of the American South1 section
- ENGL 1510E — American Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 1510H — Why the Novel Happened1 section
- ENGL 1510I — The Novel from Defoe to Austen1 section
- ENGL 1510J — Eighteenth-Century Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 1510L — Fiction and Mass Media in Nineteenth-Century England and America1 section
- ENGL 1510M — From Melville to Modernism: The American Novel 1851-19091 section
- ENGL 1510O — Inventing Race in America1 section
- ENGL 1510R — Location and Dislocation in the Late Nineteenth-Century American Novel1 section
- ENGL 1510S — Pre-Raphaelites, Aesthetes, and Decadents1 section
- ENGL 1510T — Swift and His Contemporaries1 section
- ENGL 1510V — Civil Rights and American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1510W — George Eliot1 section
- ENGL 1510X — The Early American Novel1 section
- ENGL 1510Z — The Realist Age: American Literature at the Turn of the Century1 section
- ENGL 1511A — American Literature and the Civil War1 section
- ENGL 1511B — The Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 1511C — Lincoln, Whitman, and The Civil War1 section
- ENGL 1511E — Monsters, Giants, and Fantastic Landscapes1 section
- ENGL 1511F — Wordsworth and Coleridge: Lyrical Ballads1 section
- ENGL 1511G — Dickens and Others1 section
- ENGL 1511H — Literature of the American Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 1511I — Culture and Anarchy1 section
- ENGL 1511J — The Rise of American Realism1 section
- ENGL 1511K — Gothic Novels and Romantic Poems1 section
- ENGL 1511L — On Being Bored1 section
- ENGL 1511M — Victorian Self and Society1 section
- ENGL 1511N — Liberalism, Empire, and the American Novel1 section
- ENGL 1511O — American Poetry I: Puritans through the Nineteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 1511P — Realism, Modernism, Postmodernism: The American Novel and its Traditions1 section
- ENGL 1511Q — Melville, Conrad, and the Sea1 section
- ENGL 1511R — Scandalous Victorians1 section
- ENGL 1511S — The Victorian Novel and/as the History of Sexuality1 section
- ENGL 1511T — Victorian Inequality1 section
- ENGL 1511U — Melville, Poe, and American Modernity1 section
- ENGL 1511V — Nature and the Self in Victorian Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1511Y — Emily Dickinson and the Theory of Lyric Form1 section
- ENGL 1512A — Freaks of Nature: Emerson, Thoreau, and the Transcendentalists1 section
- ENGL 1560A — Jane Austen and George Eliot1 section
- ENGL 1560B — Melville1 section
- ENGL 1560E — The Modern Self and Its Others1 section
- ENGL 1560F — Nineteenth-Century American Imperialism1 section
- ENGL 1560G — Romantic Orientalism1 section
- ENGL 1560H — The Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 1560M — Orientalism and the Place of Literature1 section
- ENGL 1560N — Eighteenth-Century Novel1 section
- ENGL 1560O — Slavery and American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1560Q — The Poetry of Politics: Baudelaire, Arnold, Whitman1 section
- ENGL 1560R — From Frankenstein to Einstein: Literature and Science from 1800 to 19501 section
- ENGL 1560S — Forms of American Realism, 1865-19451 section
- ENGL 1560T — Literature, Religion, and "Culture Wars" in America1 section
- ENGL 1560U — Radicals and Conservatives: the later 18th Century1 section
- ENGL 1560V — The Lives of a Text1 section
- ENGL 1560W — Getting Emotional: Passionate Theories1 section
- ENGL 1560X — Transatlantic America1 section
- ENGL 1560Y — The Ethics of Romanticism1 section
- ENGL 1560Z — Time and Narrative1 section
- ENGL 1561C — Swift and His Contemporaries1 section
- ENGL 1561D — Writing and the Ruins of Empire1 section
- ENGL 1561E — The Western1 section
- ENGL 1561F — Sacred Readings: The Bible, Biblical Interpretation, and Victorian Literature1 section
- ENGL 1561G — Swift, Pope, Johnson1 section
- ENGL 1561H — The Brain and the Book: Thinking and Reading in the Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 1561I — The Nineteenth-Century Novel1 section
- ENGL 1561J — The Poetics of Confession1 section
- ENGL 1561K — Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama1 section
- ENGL 1561L — Revolution, War, Poetry: Wordsworth in the 1790s1 section
- ENGL 1561M — American Literature and the Corporation1 section
- ENGL 1561N — What is an Author?: Poe, Hawthorne, Dickinson1 section
- ENGL 1561P — Henry James and the Art of the Novel1 section
- ENGL 1561Q — Emily Dickinson1 section
- ENGL 1561S — Gender and Sexuality in Victorian Literature1 section
- ENGL 1561T — The Sensational and the Real In Victorian Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1561U — Oedipus in Myth, Tragedy, and Theory1 section
- ENGL 1561W — On Being Bored1 section
- ENGL 1561Y — In Excess: Rossetti, Hopkins, Wilde1 section
- ENGL 1562B — Somebodies, Nobodies, and Other Others: 18th-Century Women's Writing1 section
- ENGL 1562E — The Good Book: Reading the Bible as Literature1 section
- ENGL 1562F — Romantic Detail1 section
- ENGL 1580 — Undergraduate Independent Study in the Enlightenment and the Rise of National Literatures1 section
- ENGL 1710A — "Extravagant" Texts: Advanced Studies in Asian American Literatures1 section
- ENGL 1710B — American Vertigo: How the World Sees the U.S1 section
- ENGL 1710C — Race and Nation in American Literture1 section
- ENGL 1710D — Anglo-American Nonfiction: Sages, Satirists,and New Journalists1 section
- ENGL 1710E — Reading Race in Black + Yellow:Comparative Studies in 20th-C African American + Asian American…1 section
- ENGL 1710F — Tribe, Nation, and Race in African Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1710G — Faulkner1 section
- ENGL 1710H — Black Internationalism and African American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1710I — Harlem Renaissance: The Politics of Culture1 section
- ENGL 1710J — Modern African Literature1 section
- ENGL 1710K — Literature and the Problem of Poverty1 section
- ENGL 1710L — Modernism and Everyday Life1 section
- ENGL 1710M — Nationalizing Narratives: Race, Nationalism, and the American Novel1 section
- ENGL 1710N — Photography and the American Novel1 section
- ENGL 1710O — The Dead and the Living1 section
- ENGL 1710P — The Literature and Culture of Black Power Reconsidered1 section
- ENGL 1710Q — Bloomsbury and Modernism1 section
- ENGL 1710S — Writing War1 section
- ENGL 1710W — Literary Impressionism1 section
- ENGL 1710Y — American Literature and the Cold War1 section
- ENGL 1711A — American Poetry II: Modernism1 section
- ENGL 1711B — Modernist Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1711C — Modernist Henry James1 section
- ENGL 1711D — Reading New York1 section
- ENGL 1711E — African American Literature After 19751 section
- ENGL 1711H — Lyric Concepts: The Question of Identity in Modern and Contemporary Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1711J — Art for an Undivided Earth / Transnational Approaches to Indigenous Art and Activism1 section
- ENGL 1711K — The Politics of Perspective: Post-war British Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1711L — Contemporary Black Women's Literature1 section
- ENGL 1711N — Monsters in our Midst: The Plantation and the Woods in Trans-American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1711O — Radical Pasts, Radical Futures: Literature and the Left1 section
- ENGL 1711P — 'We have not yet heard enough, if anything, about the female gaze': Contemporary Writing Not…1 section
- ENGL 1711Q — Poetic Modernisms: Now!1 section
- ENGL 1711S — James Baldwin1 section
- ENGL 1711T — 1984: The Myth and the Moment1 section
- ENGL 1711V — Everyday Ornaments: Feminist Poetics and Time1 section
- ENGL 1760A — Joyce and Woolf1 section
- ENGL 1760B — Contemporary African American Literature and the End(s) of Identity1 section
- ENGL 1760C — Body and Event in Contemporary Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1760D — Race and Detection: American Crime Narratives1 section
- ENGL 1760E — Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?1 section
- ENGL 1760F — City, Culture, and Literature in the Early Twentieth Century1 section
- ENGL 1760G — American and British Poetry Since 19451 section
- ENGL 1760I — "Terrible Beauty": Literature and the Terrorist Imaginary1 section
- ENGL 1760J — Reading Gravity's Rainbow1 section
- ENGL 1760K — Reading New York1 section
- ENGL 1760L — Bloomsbury and Modernism1 section
- ENGL 1760N — Henry James1 section
- ENGL 1760O — American Orientalism1 section
- ENGL 1760P — "Extravagant" Texts: Experiments in Asian American Writing1 section
- ENGL 1760Q — James Joyce and the Modern Novel1 section
- ENGL 1760R — The Roaring Twenties1 section
- ENGL 1760S — Law and Literature: From Response to Responsibility1 section
- ENGL 1760T — Literary Africa1 section
- ENGL 1760U — American Modernism and its Aftermaths1 section
- ENGL 1760V — Lying, Cheating, and Stealing1 section
- ENGL 1760Y — Toni Morrison1 section
- ENGL 1760Z — Law and Literature1 section
- ENGL 1761A — Nationalizing Narratives: Advanced Studies in the Twentieth-Century U.S. Novel1 section
- ENGL 1761B — Narratives of Blackness in Latinx and Latin America1 section
- ENGL 1761C — Race, Writing, Manhood:Rhetorics of the "Authentic" in 20th-Cent African + Asian American…1 section
- ENGL 1761D — Hollywood and American Modernism from FDR to JFK1 section
- ENGL 1761E — Blackness and Being1 section
- ENGL 1761F — Toni Morrison1 section
- ENGL 1761G — Translational Echoes of the Korean War1 section
- ENGL 1761J — Bad, Mad, and Sad: Literatures of Misbehaving Femmes1 section
- ENGL 1761L — Reading the Black Masses in Literature and Critical Practice1 section
- ENGL 1761M — Asian American Travel Narratives1 section
- ENGL 1761N — Natural and Supernatural: Issues in the Study of Science and Religion1 section
- ENGL 1761O — "Everything that is must be destroyed": American Modernism1 section
- ENGL 1761P — Yeats, Pound, Eliot1 section
- ENGL 1761Q — W. G. Sebald and Some Interlocutors1 section
- ENGL 1761R — The Non-Fiction of "Race" in 20th-Century US Culture1 section
- ENGL 1761S — The Fifties in Color: Race, Empire, and the U.S. Cold War Culture1 section
- ENGL 1761T — Conrad and Naipaul: The Supremacy of the Visible?1 section
- ENGL 1761V — The Korean War in Color1 section
- ENGL 1761W — Modern South Asia: Literature and Theory1 section
- ENGL 1761Y — Issues in World Literature1 section
- ENGL 1761Z — Modernism and Everyday Life1 section
- ENGL 1762A — Perverse Cinema1 section
- ENGL 1762B — The Ekphrastic Mode in Contemporary Literature1 section
- ENGL 1762C — Image, Music, Text1 section
- ENGL 1762D — Kubrick1 section
- ENGL 1762G — Asian American Literature and the Intimacies of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 1762H — "The Wire"1 section
- ENGL 1762J — Books Behind Bars: African American Literature's Response to Mass Incarceration1 section
- ENGL 1762M — Caribbean Literature1 section
- ENGL 1762P — Lucille Clifton1 section
- ENGL 1762R — Transpacific Bodies and Materialities1 section
- ENGL 1762S — London: Reading and Writing Its Past, Present, and Future1 section
- ENGL 1762T — Race and the Gothic1 section
- ENGL 1762W — Extravagant Texts: Reading the World Through Asian American Literature (ETHN 1750S)1 section
- ENGL 1762X — Asian American Avant-Gardes1 section
- ENGL 1762Z — More Reality: Mysticism and Consciousness in Literature and Film1 section
- ENGL 1763 — The Novel and the Internet1 section
- ENGL 1763A — (Un)Belonging in African Women’s Writings1 section
- ENGL 1763B — Everyday Ornaments: Feminist Poetics and Time1 section
- ENGL 1780 — Undergraduate Independent Study in Modern and Contemporary Literatures1 section
- ENGL 1900A — "Literature" and the Ideology of the Aesthetic1 section
- ENGL 1900D — Literature and Politics1 section
- ENGL 1900E — Aesthetics and Politics1 section
- ENGL 1900F — Interpretation1 section
- ENGL 1900I — Critical Methodologies: Contemporary Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 1900J — Zoopoetics1 section
- ENGL 1900K — Reading Sex1 section
- ENGL 1900L — The Problem of American Literature1 section
- ENGL 1900M — Twentieth-Century Reconceptions of Knowledge and Science1 section
- ENGL 1900O — Contemporary Feminist Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 1900P — History of Criticism from Plato to Postmodernism1 section
- ENGL 1900Q — Women In/And the Novel1 section
- ENGL 1900R — Queer Relations: Aesthetics and Sexuality1 section
- ENGL 1900T — The Postcolonial and the Postmodern1 section
- ENGL 1900U — Word and Image1 section
- ENGL 1900V — Camera Works: The Theory and Fiction of Photography1 section
- ENGL 1900Y — Medieval Manuscript Studies: Paleography, Codicology, and Interpretation1 section
- ENGL 1900Z — Neuroaesthetics and Reading1 section
- ENGL 1901B — Politics and the Novel1 section
- ENGL 1901E — Reading Literature in a Digital World1 section
- ENGL 1901F — Art of Criticism1 section
- ENGL 1901H — The Late 60s: Film Countercultures1 section
- ENGL 1901J — Fanon and Spillers1 section
- ENGL 1901L — Cronenberg/Lynch1 section
- ENGL 1901M — Reading Literature in an Information Age1 section
- ENGL 1901N — The Sublime1 section
- ENGL 1901Q — You Better Work: Sexuality, Labor, Blackness1 section
- ENGL 1901T — Practices of Autofiction1 section
- ENGL 1901U — Aesthetic Theory/Cultural Studies (MCM 1503E)1 section
- ENGL 1910A — Dreamworlds: Utopia from Plato to the Present1 section
- ENGL 1910E — Lyric Language: Renaissance Forms and Modern Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1910F — Working Fictions: Race, Gender, and Sexuality at Work1 section
- ENGL 1910G — A Poem a Day: Poetry and Attention1 section
- ENGL 1911 — Narrating the Anthropocene (ENVS 1911)1 section
- ENGL 1950A — Form and Feeling in Renaissance Poetry1 section
- ENGL 1950B — Literature and the Ideology of the Aesthetic1 section
- ENGL 1950F — Law and Literature1 section
- ENGL 1950G — Reading Narrative Theory1 section
- ENGL 1950H — The Recent Novel and its Cultural Rivals1 section
- ENGL 1990 — Senior Honors Thesis in Nonfiction Writing1 section
- ENGL 1991 — Senior Honors Seminar in English1 section
- ENGL 1992 — Senior Honors Thesis in English1 section
- ENGL 1993 — Senior Honors Seminar in Nonfiction Writing1 section
- ENGL 1994 — Senior Honors Thesis in Nonfiction Writing1 section
- ENGL 2210 — Proseminar1 section
- ENGL 2360A — Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 2360B — Before Holinshed: The English Brut Chronicle Tradition1 section
- ENGL 2360C — Beowulf1 section
- ENGL 2360D — Early Modern Drama1 section
- ENGL 2360F — Introduction to Medieval Studies1 section
- ENGL 2360G — Medieval Manuscript Studies: Paleography and Interpretation1 section
- ENGL 2360H — Race and Place in Renaissance Literature1 section
- ENGL 2360I — Renaissance Embodiments1 section
- ENGL 2360K — The Renaissance and Modernity1 section
- ENGL 2360N — The Pearl Manuscript in Context1 section
- ENGL 2360O — Irony and Satire1 section
- ENGL 2360P — Thinking with Romance in the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 2360Q — Manuscript, Image, and the Middle English Text1 section
- ENGL 2360R — Civil Wars, Restoration, and Early Georgian Literature1 section
- ENGL 2360S — Alternative Miltons1 section
- ENGL 2360Y — Lyric and Ecstasy1 section
- ENGL 2360Z — Shakespeare: a Politics of Love1 section
- ENGL 2361E — Sadomasochism and Early Modern Literature1 section
- ENGL 2361J — Catharsis: Early to Modern1 section
- ENGL 2380 — Graduate Independent Study in Medieval and Early Modern Literatures1 section
- ENGL 2450 — Exchange Scholar Program1 section
- ENGL 2560A — American Exotics1 section
- ENGL 2560C — Early American Studies1 section
- ENGL 2560E — Liberalism1 section
- ENGL 2560F — Realism1 section
- ENGL 2560G — Romantic Orientalism1 section
- ENGL 2560H — Romanticism and the Ideology of the Aesthetic1 section
- ENGL 2560K — The Transatlantic Enlightenment1 section
- ENGL 2560L — The Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 2560N — American Literature and the Corporation1 section
- ENGL 2560Q — Victorian Fictions of Consciousness1 section
- ENGL 2560R — Romantic Dispossession: Subjectivity and Agency1 section
- ENGL 2560T — The Realist Imagination1 section
- ENGL 2560U — Romanticism and the Ruins of Empire1 section
- ENGL 2560V — Transatlantic Studies1 section
- ENGL 2560W — The Figure of the Artist in the Nineteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 2560X — The Rise of the Novel1 section
- ENGL 2560Y — Writing the Ruins of Empire: Romantic Cultural Property1 section
- ENGL 2560Z — Global Early American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2561A — Manifest Destinies: Liberalism and Expansion in American Literature, 1820-19201 section
- ENGL 2561B — Things Not Entirely Possessed: Romanticism and History1 section
- ENGL 2561C — Intellectuals and the Public Sphere1 section
- ENGL 2561H — American Literature Without Borders1 section
- ENGL 2561J — Satire and Irony1 section
- ENGL 2561L — Nature and Law in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2561V — The Pursuit of Happiness: Transatlantic Literary Culture in the Long Eighteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 2580 — Graduate Independent Study in the Enlightenment and the Rise of National Literatures1 section
- ENGL 2760A — American Modernist Poetry and Poetics1 section
- ENGL 2760B — City, Culture, and Literature in the Early Twentieth Century1 section
- ENGL 2760D — Contemporary African American Literature and the End(s) of Identity1 section
- ENGL 2760E — Law and Literature: From Response to Responsibility1 section
- ENGL 2760F — Metaphoric Expression: Emerson, James, Stein1 section
- ENGL 2760G — Modernist Fiction and Theories of Modernism1 section
- ENGL 2760H — Nationalizing Narratives: Studies in the Twentieth-Century U.S. Novel1 section
- ENGL 2760I — Possession and Dispossession in the Modern Novel1 section
- ENGL 2760K — Postcolonial Theory and Africanist Discourse1 section
- ENGL 2760L — Literature and Photography1 section
- ENGL 2760M — Postcoloniality and Globalism1 section
- ENGL 2760N — The Politics of Modernism1 section
- ENGL 2760O — Shame, Colonialism, Ethics1 section
- ENGL 2760P — The Fifties in Color: Race, Empire, and U.S. Cold War Culture1 section
- ENGL 2760Q — Ways of Seeing: Modern American Fiction and Photography1 section
- ENGL 2760R — Realism and the American Novel1 section
- ENGL 2760T — Postmodernism and Literary Form1 section
- ENGL 2760U — Reading the Black Masses in Literature and Critical Practice1 section
- ENGL 2760V — Neo-Victorianism: Rewriting the Long Nineteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 2760W — American Literature and the Visual Arts1 section
- ENGL 2760X — After Postmodernism: New Fictional Modes1 section
- ENGL 2760Y — American Orientalism and Asian American Literary Criticism1 section
- ENGL 2760Z — African American Literature After 1965: Nationalism and Dissent1 section
- ENGL 2761B — Temporalities1 section
- ENGL 2761C — Black Internationalism and Its Discontents1 section
- ENGL 2761F — The Racial Lives of Affect1 section
- ENGL 2761J — Identity and Agency1 section
- ENGL 2761P — Modernism and Theories of Space1 section
- ENGL 2761Q — Blackness and Being: Studies in Black Literary and Cultural Criticism1 section
- ENGL 2761S — Naturalism and the Anthropocene1 section
- ENGL 2761T — Race and the Gothic1 section
- ENGL 2762C — The Liberal Imagination1 section
- ENGL 2780 — Graduate Independent Study in Modern and Contemporary Literatures1 section
- ENGL 2900A — Contemporary Feminist Theory: Feminist Address1 section
- ENGL 2900C — Theories of Literature: From Classical Antiquity to Postmodernity1 section
- ENGL 2900D — Walter Benjamin and Modern Theory1 section
- ENGL 2900E — Deleuze: Literature and Aesthetics1 section
- ENGL 2900F — Form and Content1 section
- ENGL 2900G — History and Form1 section
- ENGL 2900H — Queer Passivity1 section
- ENGL 2900K — Nietzsche, Foucault, Latour1 section
- ENGL 2900M — The Reading Effect and the Persistence of Form1 section
- ENGL 2900N — Ethical Turns in Psychoanalysis and Literature1 section
- ENGL 2900X — Postcolonial Theory1 section
- ENGL 2901D — War and the Politics of Cultural Memory1 section
- ENGL 2901K — Theory, Technics, Religion1 section
- ENGL 2901P — Black Feminism: Roots, Routes, Futures1 section
- ENGL 2901R — Technologies of Memory1 section
- ENGL 2901T — Twenty-first Century Critical Theory1 section
- ENGL 2940 — Scholarly Writing for Journal Publication1 section
- ENGL 2950 — Seminar in Pedagogy and Composition Theory1 section
- ENGL 2970 — Preliminary Examination Preparation1 section
- ENGL 2990 — Thesis Preparation1 section
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