ENGL courses
310 courses · Cornell University · Fall 2026
- ENGL 1100 — How Reading Changes Your Life1 section
- ENGL 1102 — The Great American Cornell Novel1 section
- ENGL 1105 — FWS: Writing and Sexual Politics1 section
- ENGL 1111 — FWS: Writing Across Cultures1 section
- ENGL 1120 — FWS: Writing and Community Engagement1 section
- ENGL 1125 — FWS: Climate Change and Communications1 section
- ENGL 1130 — FWS: Writing the Environment1 section
- ENGL 1131 — FWS: Mastering College Reading and Writing1 section
- ENGL 1132 — FWS:The Personal Essay1 section
- ENGL 1134 — FWS: True Stories1 section
- ENGL 1140 — FWS: Writing Medicine: Stories of Illness and Healing1 section
- ENGL 1147 — FWS: Mystery in the Story1 section
- ENGL 1158 — FWS: American Voices1 section
- ENGL 1160 — FWS: Intersections: Race, Writing, and Power1 section
- ENGL 1167 — FWS: Reading Now1 section
- ENGL 1168 — FWS: Cultural Studies1 section
- ENGL 1170 — FWS: Short Stories1 section
- ENGL 1183 — FWS: Word and Image1 section
- ENGL 1191 — FWS: British Literature1 section
- ENGL 1270 — FWS: Writing About Literature1 section
- ENGL 1340 — Books as Data1 section
- ENGL 2010 — Literatures in English I: From Old English to the New World1 section
- ENGL 2020 — Literature in English II: 1750 to the Present1 section
- ENGL 2035 — Science Fiction1 section
- ENGL 2080 — Shakespeare in the Twenty-First Century1 section
- ENGL 2100 — Medieval Romance: Voyages to the Otherworld1 section
- ENGL 2150 — The American Musical1 section
- ENGL 2160 — Television1 section
- ENGL 2200 — The Idea of the Pet in Literature and History1 section
- ENGL 2240 — Comedy: Renaissance and Now1 section
- ENGL 2270 — Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 2272 — Out of Line: Introduction to Narrative and Media1 section
- ENGL 2350 — Literature and Medicine1 section
- ENGL 2360 — Reading Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice1 section
- ENGL 2400 — Introduction to U.S. Latinx Literature1 section
- ENGL 2435 — Science Fiction and the Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 2512 — Caribbean Worlds1 section
- ENGL 2535 — Issues in Contemporary Fiction: Trans Utopias and Genderqueer Science Fiction1 section
- ENGL 2560 — Black Queer Writing and Media1 section
- ENGL 2565 — Games Telling Stories1 section
- ENGL 2580 — Imagining the Holocaust1 section
- ENGL 2600 — Introduction to Native American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2603 — The Novels of Toni Morrison1 section
- ENGL 2604 — What is Decolonization?1 section
- ENGL 2620 — Introduction to Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2635 — A Haunted House Divided: The American Gothic Tradition in Nineteenth-Century Literature1 section
- ENGL 2650 — Introduction to African American Literature1 section
- ENGL 2665 — Octavia Butler1 section
- ENGL 2675 — Cultures of the Cold War1 section
- ENGL 2690 — American Poetry Since 18501 section
- ENGL 2703 — Thinking Media1 section
- ENGL 2705 — The Idea of Hospitality I: From Ancient Times to the Present1 section
- ENGL 2706 — The Idea of Hospitality II: Fiction, Film, and Media in Our Time1 section
- ENGL 2707 — Let Me Count the Ways: Poetry and Mathematics1 section
- ENGL 2710 — Novel Technologies1 section
- ENGL 2715 — Memoir1 section
- ENGL 2725 — Philosophy and Literature1 section
- ENGL 2730 — Children's Literature1 section
- ENGL 2735 — Movies, Stories, Ethics1 section
- ENGL 2754 — Wondrous Literatures of the Near East1 section
- ENGL 2755 — Birds, Beasts, and Bards: The Poetry of Animals1 section
- ENGL 2760 — Desire1 section
- ENGL 2761 — American Cinema1 section
- ENGL 2765 — Watching Literature and Reading Film1 section
- ENGL 2771 — Africa in Hollywood1 section
- ENGL 2783 — Writing Bodies and Minds: Disability and Literature1 section
- ENGL 2785 — Comic Books and Graphic Novels1 section
- ENGL 2795 — Narrative and Healing1 section
- ENGL 2797 — Introduction to World Poetry1 section
- ENGL 2800 — Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 2860 — Creative, Lyric, and Expository Writing1 section
- ENGL 2880 — Expository Writing1 section
- ENGL 2901 — Contemporary Canadian Literature1 section
- ENGL 2906 — Punk Culture: The Art and Politics of Refusal1 section
- ENGL 2935 — New Visions in African Cinema1 section
- ENGL 2950 — Introduction to Humanities1 section
- ENGL 2951 — Poetry's Image1 section
- ENGL 2971 — Reading for the End of Time1 section
- ENGL 2999 — The First American University1 section
- ENGL 3021 — Literary Theory on the Edge1 section
- ENGL 3051 — Introduction to Trauma Studies1 section
- ENGL 3080 — Icelandic Family Sagas1 section
- ENGL 3110 — Old English1 section
- ENGL 3120 — Beowulf1 section
- ENGL 3165 — Medieval America1 section
- ENGL 3190 — Chaucer1 section
- ENGL 3230 — Renaissance Poetry1 section
- ENGL 3240 — Blood Politics: Comparative Renaissance Drama1 section
- ENGL 3245 — Evil: The Literary Question of the Human1 section
- ENGL 3255 — Revolution or Reform?1 section
- ENGL 3270 — Shakespeare: The Late Plays1 section
- ENGL 3280 — The Bible as Literature1 section
- ENGL 3290 — Milton: Political Revolution and Paradise Lost1 section
- ENGL 3320 — The World Turned Upside Down: Literature and Revolution1 section
- ENGL 3335 — Sing the Rage1 section
- ENGL 3340 — Race, Class, Gender and Violence in the Enlightenment1 section
- ENGL 3360 — American Theatre Stage and Screen I1 section
- ENGL 3370 — American Theatre on Stage and Screen II (1960-Present)1 section
- ENGL 3390 — Jane Austen1 section
- ENGL 3440 — Merchants, Whalers, Pirates, Sailors: Early American Sea-Faring Literature1 section
- ENGL 3452 — Trauma Across Borders1 section
- ENGL 3460 — Nineteenth Century British and American Poetry: Wordsworth to Dickinson1 section
- ENGL 3470 — The Victorian Novel1 section
- ENGL 3474 — The Nobel Prize in Literature: Prestige and Politics1 section
- ENGL 3490 — Curiosity: The Literature and Science of Knowing Too Much1 section
- ENGL 3500 — The High Modernist Tradition1 section
- ENGL 3505 — Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes1 section
- ENGL 3507 — African American Literature Through the 1930's1 section
- ENGL 3508 — African American Literature: 1930s-present1 section
- ENGL 3515 — Ireland's World Stages: Drama and Mobility1 section
- ENGL 3525 — Howls and Love Songs: Twentieth Century American Poetry1 section
- ENGL 3550 — Decadence1 section
- ENGL 3560 — Thinking from a Different Place: Indigenous Philosophies1 section
- ENGL 3563 — American Writers, American Workers: Exploring Work and Labor through Literature1 section
- ENGL 3565 — Black Ecoliterature1 section
- ENGL 3571 — The Modern Irish Writers1 section
- ENGL 3591 — Kids Rule! Children's Popular Culture1 section
- ENGL 3606 — Black Women and Political Leadership1 section
- ENGL 3610 — African Mythology: Historical and Speculative Worlds1 section
- ENGL 3615 — Podcast, Radio, Gramophone: Literary Technologies of Sound1 section
- ENGL 3625 — Frederick Douglass and Frances E.W. Harper: Major Writers Sounding Out Freedom1 section
- ENGL 3630 — U.S. Literature and the End of the American Century1 section
- ENGL 3635 — Loving Latinx L.A.: Music, Literature, Art, and Stage1 section
- ENGL 3660 — Reading the Nineteenth-Century American Novel1 section
- ENGL 3674 — AAPI and Empire1 section
- ENGL 3678 — Diasporas, Disasters, and Dissent: Re-Thinking Puerto Rican Studies in the 20th and 21st…1 section
- ENGL 3702 — Desire and Cinema1 section
- ENGL 3706 — Photo-Text1 section
- ENGL 3734 — Whiteness in Literature and Popular Culture1 section
- ENGL 3741 — Design Thinking, Media, and Community1 section
- ENGL 3742 — Africans and African Americans in Literature1 section
- ENGL 3747 — The Trouble with Crime Fiction1 section
- ENGL 3753 — Mass Culture and the Avant-Garde1 section
- ENGL 3760 — World Poetry of the Pluriverse: Regional Forms and Global Readers1 section
- ENGL 3762 — Law and Literature1 section
- ENGL 3775 — bell hooks Books: From Feminism to Autobiography1 section
- ENGL 3778 — Free Speech, Censorship, and the Age of Global Media1 section
- ENGL 3781 — Human Rights in Law and Culture1 section
- ENGL 3795 — Communicating Climate Change1 section
- ENGL 3801 — Advanced Writing: Audiences, Genres, Media1 section
- ENGL 3820 — Narrative Writing1 section
- ENGL 3830 — Narrative Writing1 section
- ENGL 3840 — Poetry Writing1 section
- ENGL 3850 — Poetry Writing1 section
- ENGL 3860 — Philosophic Fictions1 section
- ENGL 3890 — The Personal Voice: Nonfiction Writing1 section
- ENGL 3901 — Utopia1 section
- ENGL 3903 — Remembering Socialism: Literature and Film After the End of History1 section
- ENGL 3910 — Poetry and Poetics of the Americas1 section
- ENGL 3911 — Literature, Art and Environment1 section
- ENGL 3916 — Fables of Capitalism1 section
- ENGL 3920 — Introduction to Critical Theory1 section
- ENGL 3925 — The Failure of the Postcolonial State1 section
- ENGL 3934 — Caribbean Worlds: Landscape, Labor and Climate Imaginaries1 section
- ENGL 3941 — Political Journalism1 section
- ENGL 3950 — Beyoncé Nation: The Remix1 section
- ENGL 3954 — Spoken Word, Hip-Hop Theater, and the Politics of Performance1 section
- ENGL 3977 — Body Politics in African Literature, Cinema, and New Media1 section
- ENGL 3980 — Latinx Popular Culture Matters1 section
- ENGL 3989 — The Revolutionary as Author: Autobiography and Political Myth1 section
- ENGL 4002 — Versification: How Poetic Forms Are Made and Analyzed1 section
- ENGL 4020 — Literature as Moral Inquiry1 section
- ENGL 4030 — Poetry in Process1 section
- ENGL 4116 — Inventing Women in the Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 4133 — From the Conquest to Caxton: Middle English Language, Literatures, History1 section
- ENGL 4140 — Love and Ecstasy: Forms of Devotion in Medieval English Literature1 section
- ENGL 4170 — The Archaeology of the Text from Chaucer through the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 4210 — Shakespeare in (Con)text1 section
- ENGL 4225 — Arboreal Humanities: Ecology, Aesthetics, and Literature1 section
- ENGL 4240 — Metamorphoses in Renaissance Literature and Culture1 section
- ENGL 4270 — Advanced Seminar in Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 4315 — Passions and Literary Enlightenment1 section
- ENGL 4380 — Imagining Utopia1 section
- ENGL 4382 — Paul de Man1 section
- ENGL 4405 — Oscar Wilde1 section
- ENGL 4502 — African Novels: The Bildungsroman and Other Stories of Education and Development1 section
- ENGL 4505 — The Harlem Renaissance, 1919-19371 section
- ENGL 4508 — From the Harlem Renaissance to New Harlem Novels1 section
- ENGL 4509 — Toni Morrison's Novels1 section
- ENGL 4511 — The Global South Novel and World Literature1 section
- ENGL 4521 — Gender, Memory, and History in Twentieth Century Fiction1 section
- ENGL 4526 — Black Feminism: Practice and Purpose1 section
- ENGL 4535 — The Modern Imagination: The Major Authors1 section
- ENGL 4556 — Decolonial Poetics and Aesthetics: Arts of Resistance in the Americas1 section
- ENGL 4567 — Speculative East Asias1 section
- ENGL 4570 — Africa Writes Back: Colonizer and the Colonized1 section
- ENGL 4577 — Desbordando: Reading Caribbean Waters in Latinx Studies1 section
- ENGL 4605 — Black Speculative Fiction1 section
- ENGL 4612 — LA Stories: Literature, Film, and Music from Los Angeles1 section
- ENGL 4615 — Lovecraft Country: Blackness, Indigeneity, and Literary Racial Speculation1 section
- ENGL 4619 — Writing on Tape in the 60s, 70s, 80s: Art and Politics of the Overdub1 section
- ENGL 4625 — Contemporary Native American Fiction1 section
- ENGL 4630 — Rethinking Asian American Literature: Indigeneity, Diaspora, Settler Colonialism1 section
- ENGL 4675 — The Environmental Imagination in American Literature1 section
- ENGL 4680 — Critical Approaches to Video Games1 section
- ENGL 4681 — James Baldwin: The Price of Witness1 section
- ENGL 4700 — Reading Joyce's Ulysses1 section
- ENGL 4705 — Human-Centered Design and Engaged Media1 section
- ENGL 4706 — How to Make Queer Kin: Sustaining Bonds in LGBTQ Culture1 section
- ENGL 4708 — Fictions of the New World1 section
- ENGL 4709 — Modeling between Numbers and Stories1 section
- ENGL 4757 — Be a Man! Masculinity, Race, and Nation1 section
- ENGL 4765 — The Twenty-First Century Novel1 section
- ENGL 4766 — Practicum in Performance Criticism and Dramaturgy1 section
- ENGL 4771 — Social Media and Contemporary Literature1 section
- ENGL 4780 — Truth and Media: Searching for Epistemological Certainty1 section
- ENGL 4795 — Climate Communications Capstone1 section
- ENGL 4800 — Advanced Poetry Writing1 section
- ENGL 4801 — Advanced Narrative Writing1 section
- ENGL 4810 — Advanced Poetry Writing1 section
- ENGL 4811 — Advanced Narrative Writing1 section
- ENGL 4815 — Reading (with) Judith Butler1 section
- ENGL 4820 — Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Seminar1 section
- ENGL 4850 — Reading for Writers1 section
- ENGL 4910 — Honors Seminar I1 section
- ENGL 4912 — Black Women's Autobiography in the 21st Century WritingHerStory1 section
- ENGL 4913 — August Wilson: the Cycle of Black Life1 section
- ENGL 4920 — Honors Seminar II1 section
- ENGL 4930 — Honors Essay Tutorial I1 section
- ENGL 4940 — Honors Essay Tutorial II1 section
- ENGL 4948 — Pleasure and Neoliberalism1 section
- ENGL 4950 — Independent Study1 section
- ENGL 4961 — Race and the University1 section
- ENGL 4976 — Lyric Interventions: Illness Narratives and the Aesthetics of Repair1 section
- ENGL 5800 — Graduate Creative Writing Special Seminar1 section
- ENGL 6000 — Colloquium for Entering Students1 section
- ENGL 6010 — Teaching the Early English Survey1 section
- ENGL 6021 — Literary Theory on the Edge1 section
- ENGL 6050 — Archives and Artifacts1 section
- ENGL 6110 — Old English1 section
- ENGL 6116 — Inventing Women in the Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 6120 — Beowulf1 section
- ENGL 6133 — From the Conquest to Caxton: Middle English Language, Literatures, History1 section
- ENGL 6140 — Love and Ecstasy: Forms of Devotion in the Middle Ages1 section
- ENGL 6155 — Theory and Analysis of Narrative1 section
- ENGL 6171 — The Archaeology of the Text from Chaucer through the Renaissance1 section
- ENGL 6190 — Chaucer1 section
- ENGL 6191 — Images, Idolatry and Iconoclasm: Late Medieval to Early Modern1 section
- ENGL 6207 — Black Feminist Theories: Sexuality, Creativity, and Power1 section
- ENGL 6221 — Postcolonial Theory: Then and Now1 section
- ENGL 6235 — Making Use of Renaissance Literature1 section
- ENGL 6240 — Oecology: Bodies and Environments before the Modern1 section
- ENGL 6261 — Forms-of-Life: Power and Thought in Early Modern Drama1 section
- ENGL 6271 — Critical Problems in Shakespeare Studies: Political Theology1 section
- ENGL 6273 — Sovereignty II: Literature and the Problem of Political Theology1 section
- ENGL 6295 — Early Lyric in Transition1 section
- ENGL 6330 — Animals, Affect, and Climate: The Counterhuman Imaginary1 section
- ENGL 6350 — Precolonial and Postcolonial English Vernacularity1 section
- ENGL 6382 — Paul de Man1 section
- ENGL 6400 — Thinking Media Studies1 section
- ENGL 6410 — Women Writers in North America, 1830-19301 section
- ENGL 6420 — Heart and Science: Forms of Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 6440 — Feminist Pedagogy: What, Why, and How1 section
- ENGL 6460 — Studies in Victorian Literature: Reading Feeling1 section
- ENGL 6485 — The Rise of the African Novel: Politics of Language1 section
- ENGL 6491 — Radical Global Blackness Looking Back at our Present Times through Literature1 section
- ENGL 6510 — 20th Century Women Writers and Artists1 section
- ENGL 6513 — Toni Morrison's Novels1 section
- ENGL 6515 — The Harlem Renaissance, 1919-19371 section
- ENGL 6516 — Songs of Experiment: Disruptions of Lyricism in Contemporary Anglophone Black Poetry1 section
- ENGL 6525 — Modernism, Media, and Mediation1 section
- ENGL 6551 — Decadence and the Modern Novel1 section
- ENGL 6554 — Modernist Fiction and the Erotics of Style1 section
- ENGL 6560 — Politics and Joy in Black Women's Writing1 section
- ENGL 6565 — Decolonial Poetics and Aesthetics: Arts of Resistance in the Americas1 section
- ENGL 6575 — Anti-Liberalisms1 section
- ENGL 6600 — Erotics of Visuality1 section
- ENGL 6602 — The Culture and Theory of Women of Color Feminisms1 section
- ENGL 6619 — Writing on Tape in the 60s, 70s, 80s: Art and Politics of the Overdub1 section
- ENGL 6623 — Natures of U.S. Empire1 section
- ENGL 6630 — Asian American Theory and Literature1 section
- ENGL 6632 — Modern American Poetry, 1910-19501 section
- ENGL 6633 — Q and A: Asian American Gender and Sexuality1 section
- ENGL 6635 — Literature of the Civil War1 section
- ENGL 6642 — New Directions in Black Cultural Criticism: Concepts and Methods1 section
- ENGL 6644 — Troubling Ecology1 section
- ENGL 6663 — Latinx Field Formations and The Politics of Transformative Study1 section
- ENGL 6680 — The Settler Colonial Turn1 section
- ENGL 6700 — Reading Joyce's Ulysses1 section
- ENGL 6701 — Humanities Data1 section
- ENGL 6705 — How to Make Queer Kin: Sustaining Bonds in LGBTQ Culture1 section
- ENGL 6707 — Theory and Method1 section
- ENGL 6708 — Fictions of the New World1 section
- ENGL 6709 — Modeling between Numbers and Stories1 section
- ENGL 6710 — Law and Literature1 section
- ENGL 6725 — Aesthetics and Politics of Touch1 section
- ENGL 6739 — Agamben's Homo Sacer1 section
- ENGL 6742 — Black Literary and Cultural Theory1 section
- ENGL 6766 — Practicum in Performance Criticism and Dramaturgy1 section
- ENGL 6775 — Queer Time and the Senses1 section
- ENGL 6776 — Affect Theory1 section
- ENGL 6782 — Comic Books and Graphic Novels: Delinquent Reading After Modernism1 section
- ENGL 6791 — Acoustic Horizons1 section
- ENGL 6815 — Poiesis1 section
- ENGL 6816 — Reading (with) Judith Butler1 section
- ENGL 6919 — Urban Justice Lab1 section
- ENGL 6972 — Derrida In-And Africa1 section
- ENGL 7100 — Advanced Old English1 section
- ENGL 7800 — MFA Seminar: Poetry1 section
- ENGL 7801 — MFA Seminar: Fiction1 section
- ENGL 7810 — MFA Seminar: Poetry1 section
- ENGL 7811 — MFA Seminar: Fiction1 section
- ENGL 7850 — Reading for Writers1 section
- ENGL 7880 — Literary Small Publishing1 section
- ENGL 7890 — Pedagogical and Thesis Development1 section
- ENGL 7910 — Article Writing Seminar1 section
- ENGL 7920 — Prospectus and Dissertation Strategies1 section
- ENGL 7940 — Directed Study1 section
- ENGL 7950 — Group Study1 section
- ENGL 7960 — Placement Seminar1 section
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