ENGL courses
284 courses · Wesleyan University · Fall 2026
- ENGL 111F — 21st Century American Literature1 section
- ENGL 112F — Reading Black Culture1 section
- ENGL 113 — A Nation of Immigrants?1 section
- ENGL 113F — A Nation of Immigrants?1 section
- ENGL 121F — Are You a Feminist?1 section
- ENGL 131B — Writing About Places: Africa1 section
- ENGL 132 — Writing Medicine and the Doctor-Writer1 section
- ENGL 135 — Writing about Research: U.S. Style1 section
- ENGL 141F — The Revolutionary Rupture: Slavery, Latifundio & Rev. in Caribbean & Lat. Amer. Lit. & Cinema1 section
- ENGL 143L — Introduction to TESOL1 section
- ENGL 150F — American Crazy: Four Myths of Violence and National Identity1 section
- ENGL 152F — The Armchair Adventurer1 section
- ENGL 156F — Contemporary American Literature1 section
- ENGL 157F — Caribbean Literature and Writing the Environment1 section
- ENGL 161F — Captive and Confined: Literatures of Imprisonment1 section
- ENGL 162 — Poetry Lab1 section
- ENGL 162F — The Past and Present of American Journalism1 section
- ENGL 163F — Literature of London1 section
- ENGL 165F — Querying the Nation: American Literature and Ethnic Studies1 section
- ENGL 175F — Staging America: Modern American Drama1 section
- ENGL 176F — August Wilson1 section
- ENGL 178F — The Literature of Business, and Vice Versa1 section
- ENGL 190F — Place, Character, and Design: Techniques in Writing Nonfiction and Fiction1 section
- ENGL 200 — The Narratives of Illness and Recovery1 section
- ENGL 201A — Ways of Reading: Originality and Its Opposites1 section
- ENGL 201B — Ways of Reading: Unreliability1 section
- ENGL 201C — Ways of Reading: Texts and Territories1 section
- ENGL 201D — Ways of Reading: Stories and Storytelling1 section
- ENGL 201E — Ways of Reading: Gifts, Debts, and Promises1 section
- ENGL 201G — Ways of Reading: Contact Zones1 section
- ENGL 201H — Ways of Reading: Influence, Imitation, Invention1 section
- ENGL 201J — Ways of Reading: Literary Form and Forms1 section
- ENGL 201K — Ways of Reading: Borrowing and Stealing: Authorship and Originality in Literature1 section
- ENGL 201L — Ways of Reading: Forms of Difference1 section
- ENGL 201M — Ways of Reading: Literature and/as Philosophy1 section
- ENGL 201N — Ways of Reading: Adaptations: From Page to Stage1 section
- ENGL 201P — Ways of Reading: Autobiography1 section
- ENGL 201Q — Ways of Reading: The Pleasures of the Text1 section
- ENGL 201R — Ways of Reading: Strange Inheritance1 section
- ENGL 201S — Ways of Reading: Imitation and the Real Thing1 section
- ENGL 201T — Ways of Reading: Literature About Literature1 section
- ENGL 201V — Ways of Reading: Imitation and the Real Thing1 section
- ENGL 201Z — Ways of Reading: Gifts, Debts and Obligations1 section
- ENGL 202 — Investigative Storytelling1 section
- ENGL 202Z — Contemporary Short Stories in Translation1 section
- ENGL 203 — American Literature to 18651 section
- ENGL 203A — American Literature on Fire: Conquest, Capitalism, Resistance: 1492-18651 section
- ENGL 204 — American Literature, 1865-1945: The Americanization of Power1 section
- ENGL 204A — American Literature, 1865--19451 section
- ENGL 205 — Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 206 — British Literature in the Enlightenment: Individualism, Consumer Culture, and the Public Sphere1 section
- ENGL 207 — Chaucer and His World1 section
- ENGL 208 — Feminist Theories1 section
- ENGL 209 — From Seduction to Civil War: The Early U.S. Novel1 section
- ENGL 210 — The Rise of the Novel1 section
- ENGL 211 — Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: Writing Science, Writing Science Studies1 section
- ENGL 212 — Too Much to Know: Nineteenth-Century British Fiction in the Age of Information1 section
- ENGL 213 — Literature and Black Feminism: The Dramas of Black Capital1 section
- ENGL 214 — Writing Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 214Z — Reading and Writing Memoir1 section
- ENGL 215 — Special Topics: Experiments in Biography1 section
- ENGL 216 — Techniques of Poetry: Self, Self Divided, Self Revised1 section
- ENGL 216A — Techniques of Poetry: Hidden Histories1 section
- ENGL 217 — Recent American Fiction1 section
- ENGL 218 — "The History that Hurts": Reading Saidiya Hartman1 section
- ENGL 219 — The Great American Novel1 section
- ENGL 219Z — Homer and the Epic1 section
- ENGL 220 — Special Topics: Young Adult Novels in Verse and Other Poetic Intersections1 section
- ENGL 221 — The African Novel1 section
- ENGL 222 — Poetics of Blackness1 section
- ENGL 223 — The African Novel II: After Achebe1 section
- ENGL 224 — Special Topics: Merging Forms1 section
- ENGL 225 — Transpacific Ecologies: Race, Literature, Environment1 section
- ENGL 226 — Sublimity, Visions, and the Self in British Literature, 1789-18301 section
- ENGL 227 — Reporting for Narrative1 section
- ENGL 228 — Life Writing: Writing About the Self and from Experience1 section
- ENGL 228Z — Life Writing: Writing about the Self and from Experience1 section
- ENGL 229 — Afro-Surrealism1 section
- ENGL 230 — Introduction to Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 231 — Foundations: Nation, South Asia, Diaspora1 section
- ENGL 232 — Mystics and Militants: Medieval Women Writers1 section
- ENGL 233 — All Ah We: Contemporary Afro-Caribbean Drama & Performance1 section
- ENGL 234 — Introduction to Postcolonial Studies1 section
- ENGL 235 — Children's Literature1 section
- ENGL 236 — British Modernist Fiction1 section
- ENGL 238 — Russian and American Poetic Encounters1 section
- ENGL 238Z — Jane Austen and Her World1 section
- ENGL 239 — Anticolonial/Decolonial: Literature and Film1 section
- ENGL 240 — Introduction to African American Literature1 section
- ENGL 241 — Reading Toni Morrison: Blackness and the Literary Imagination1 section
- ENGL 242 — Longform Narrative1 section
- ENGL 243 — Caribbean Writers in the U.S. Diaspora1 section
- ENGL 244 — Kill Anything That Moves: The Vietnam War in Literature and Film1 section
- ENGL 245 — Introduction to Literary Theory: Suspicion, Ideology, Deconstruction1 section
- ENGL 246 — Personalizing History1 section
- ENGL 247 — Imperial Education: Colonial Template1 section
- ENGL 248 — Shakespearean Revolutions1 section
- ENGL 249 — Data and Culture1 section
- ENGL 250 — Technologies of the Self1 section
- ENGL 252 — Animal Theories/Human Fictions1 section
- ENGL 253 — Science and/as Literature in Early Modern England1 section
- ENGL 254 — India: Identity, Globalization, and Empire1 section
- ENGL 255 — The Comic Novel in the Long Nineteenth Century1 section
- ENGL 255Z — Writing the Body1 section
- ENGL 256 — Comedy and the Comic Spirit in the Long 19th Century1 section
- ENGL 257 — Introduction to Detective Fiction1 section
- ENGL 258 — New World Poetics1 section
- ENGL 259 — Fact into Fiction1 section
- ENGL 259Z — The Art of the Personal Essay1 section
- ENGL 260 — The Word for World is Information: Ideologies of Language in Science Fiction & Film1 section
- ENGL 261 — "Before the 'Body' there is the 'Flesh'": Reading Hortense Spillers1 section
- ENGL 262 — Beyond the Talking Book: Reading African American Literature in the Newspapers1 section
- ENGL 263 — Black Performance Theory1 section
- ENGL 264 — Outsiders in European Literature1 section
- ENGL 265 — Special Topic: The Power of Mystery: Writing Crime and Noir Fiction1 section
- ENGL 266 — Body and Text1 section
- ENGL 267 — Pessimism, Nihilism, and Black Literature1 section
- ENGL 268 — Spiritual Autobiography: Building Community Through Interfaith Literacy1 section
- ENGL 268Z — Solitude, Society and Loneliness in Romanticism and Modern Culture1 section
- ENGL 269 — Introduction to Playwriting1 section
- ENGL 270 — Introduction to Literary Translation1 section
- ENGL 271 — Distinguished Writers/New Voices1 section
- ENGL 272 — Modernist City-Texts1 section
- ENGL 273 — Translation in Theory and Practice1 section
- ENGL 274 — Caribbean Poetry and Cinema: "Fields of Islands" in an Open Sea1 section
- ENGL 275 — Introduction to Writing Fiction1 section
- ENGL 275Z — "Like Herding Cats"1 section
- ENGL 276 — South Asian American Literature1 section
- ENGL 277 — Writing Fiction1 section
- ENGL 278 — Writing on and as Performance1 section
- ENGL 278Z — Writing On and As Performance1 section
- ENGL 279 — Introduction to Latina/o/x Literature and Art1 section
- ENGL 280 — Staging Race in Early Modern England1 section
- ENGL 281 — Award-Winning Playwrights1 section
- ENGL 281Z — Award-Winning Playwrights1 section
- ENGL 282 — Joyce's ULYSSES1 section
- ENGL 283 — Old Poetics for New Poets1 section
- ENGL 284 — Literary Perversions: Revolution, Democracy, Identity1 section
- ENGL 285 — Victorian Modes and Moods1 section
- ENGL 285Z — Fantasy And Speculation1 section
- ENGL 286 — Harlem Renaissance Literature1 section
- ENGL 286Z — "Writing Should Do Something": The Essays of James Baldwin1 section
- ENGL 287 — Class and Contemporary Literature1 section
- ENGL 288 — Poets, Radicals, and Reactionaries: Romantic Poetry in Conversation1 section
- ENGL 289 — Intertextual Aesthetics in African American Culture: From Signifyin(g) to Sampling1 section
- ENGL 290 — Place, Character, and Design: Techniques in Writing Nonfiction and Fiction1 section
- ENGL 291 — The First Stories: Oral Poetry in Greece and Anglo-Saxon England1 section
- ENGL 292 — Techniques of Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 292A — Techniques of Nonfiction: Memory and Memoir1 section
- ENGL 292Z — Techniques of Nonfiction1 section
- ENGL 293 — Afro-Asian Intersections in the Americas1 section
- ENGL 294 — Edith Wharton and the Art and Science of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 295 — Reading Theories1 section
- ENGL 296 — Techniques of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 296Z — Techniques of Fiction1 section
- ENGL 297 — Practical Criticism1 section
- ENGL 298 — Richard Wright and Company1 section
- ENGL 299 — Introduction to Fiction1 section
- ENGL 300 — Shakespeare's Sonnets1 section
- ENGL 300A — Creative Writing Workshop: Multi-Genre: Writing Ecologies1 section
- ENGL 301 — 1492: States of War1 section
- ENGL 302 — Special Topics: Environmental Fiction1 section
- ENGL 303 — Narrative Theory1 section
- ENGL 304 — Lyric Poetry and Music: The Color and Politics of Cry, Sound, and Voice1 section
- ENGL 305 — Shakespeare's Macbeth: From Saga to Screen1 section
- ENGL 306 — Asian American Posthumanisms: Biopolitics, Ecopoetics, and Literature1 section
- ENGL 307 — Literature, Laughter, Philosophy: Tristram Shandy1 section
- ENGL 308 — All the Feels: Affect Theory and Cultural Studies1 section
- ENGL 309 — Entertaining Social Change1 section
- ENGL 310 — The Medieval Beast1 section
- ENGL 311 — Modernist Writers: Virginia Woolf and Jean Rhys1 section
- ENGL 312 — Vitalism and Black Aesthetics1 section
- ENGL 313 — Literatures of Empire1 section
- ENGL 314 — Circulating Bodies: Commodification, Sex Work, and Enslavement in Eighteenth Century England1 section
- ENGL 315 — Close, Distant, Archival, Experimental: New Methods of Literary Study1 section
- ENGL 316 — Rethinking World Literature1 section
- ENGL 317 — Gothic Bodies1 section
- ENGL 318 — Black Literary Theory1 section
- ENGL 319 — Asian American Posthumanisms: Biopolitics, Ecopoetics, and Literature1 section
- ENGL 320 — The Senses and the Subject in Cinema and Poetry1 section
- ENGL 321 — Insubstantial Pageants: Late Shakespeare1 section
- ENGL 322 — Samuel Beckett1 section
- ENGL 323 — Staging the Real in Early Modern England1 section
- ENGL 324 — Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery1 section
- ENGL 324Z — Black Power and the Modern Narrative of Slavery1 section
- ENGL 325 — Intermediate Nonfiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 326 — Advanced Nonfiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 327 — Criticism and Psychoanalysis1 section
- ENGL 328 — Researching and Writing Historical Narrative Nonfiction: A Workshop1 section
- ENGL 329 — Special Topic: Writing and Reading Short Stories1 section
- ENGL 330 — Facts, Counterfactualisms, and the Historical Novel1 section
- ENGL 331 — Post Cold War Narratives of Migration to the U.S1 section
- ENGL 332 — About Clothes: Styles, Histories, Activisms, Poetics1 section
- ENGL 333 — Special Topic: Novel Forms1 section
- ENGL 334 — Beyond Growth: Agrarian Visions1 section
- ENGL 335 — Wordsworth and Blake1 section
- ENGL 336 — Intermediate Poetry Workshop: Music and the Poet1 section
- ENGL 337 — Advanced Poetry Workshop1 section
- ENGL 337A — Advanced Poetry Workshop: Radical Revision1 section
- ENGL 338 — Serial Sensations1 section
- ENGL 339 — Intermediate Fiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 339A — Intermediate Fiction Workshop: Vernacular1 section
- ENGL 340 — Special Topics: Ecopoetics - Experimental Poetry in the Anthropocene1 section
- ENGL 341 — Archiving America1 section
- ENGL 342 — Advanced Fiction Workshop1 section
- ENGL 343 — The Library: Its Past, Present, and Future1 section
- ENGL 344 — Women's Lib, Women's Lit1 section
- ENGL 345 — Plague and Care-Work in Shakespeare's England1 section
- ENGL 346 — Utter Nonsense: Modernist Experiments with Meaning1 section
- ENGL 347 — Black Grammars1 section
- ENGL 348 — Refugee Literature1 section
- ENGL 349 — Historicizing Early Modern Sexualities1 section
- ENGL 350 — The Law, the Citizen, and the Literary and Cinematic Imaginations1 section
- ENGL 351 — Aesthetics and/or Ideology1 section
- ENGL 352 — Flaunting: Extreme Fashion on the Early Modern Stage1 section
- ENGL 353 — Race, Ethnicity, and Religion in Medieval Literature1 section
- ENGL 354 — Why Literary History?1 section
- ENGL 356 — Theories of Translation1 section
- ENGL 357 — Black Texts, Lost and Found1 section
- ENGL 358 — Writing the War on Terror: Crafting Literary Responses to Fiction, Film, and Television after 9/111 section
- ENGL 359 — Criticism and Marxism1 section
- ENGL 360 — Special Topics: Writing Lives1 section
- ENGL 361 — After Orientalism: Asian American Literature and Theory After 20001 section
- ENGL 362 — Friendship and Collaboration: In Theory, In Practice1 section
- ENGL 363 — Visualizing Black Remains1 section
- ENGL 364 — Destroying the Audience: Limits of Performance and Representation in the Theater of (Non) Being1 section
- ENGL 365 — Ethics and Literature1 section
- ENGL 366 — Dangerous Realisms1 section
- ENGL 367 — Nature Description: Literature and Theory1 section
- ENGL 368 — Faulkner and the Thirties1 section
- ENGL 369 — Performance Remains: Slavery in the Black Dramatic Imagination1 section
- ENGL 370 — The Novel as History1 section
- ENGL 371 — Sister Acts: Black Feminist/Womanist Theater of the African Diaspora1 section
- ENGL 372 — Special Topics: Poets in Translation1 section
- ENGL 373 — From Courtly Love to Cannibalism: Medieval Romances1 section
- ENGL 374 — Literature in the Age of Social Media1 section
- ENGL 375 — Black Global Cities1 section
- ENGL 376 — Negativity in Black Critical Thought1 section
- ENGL 377 — Shakespeare's Islands1 section
- ENGL 378 — Creative Writing, Post-Modernism, and Future Theories1 section
- ENGL 379 — American Modernism in a Time of Crisis1 section
- ENGL 380 — Ecstatic Grief1 section
- ENGL 381 — The Gothic and the Sentimental1 section
- ENGL 382 — Reading Between Freedom and Necessity1 section
- ENGL 383 — Fascism and American Literature1 section
- ENGL 384 — Special Topic: Between Forms: Intermedia Arts Workshop1 section
- ENGL 385 — Staging Blackness: African American Theater1 section
- ENGL 386 — Special Topics: Improvisation--Collaborating with the Unknown1 section
- ENGL 387 — Literature of London1 section
- ENGL 388 — Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Literature of the American 1960s1 section
- ENGL 389 — Blackness and Affect1 section
- ENGL 390 — Special Topics: Generative Novel Workshop1 section
- ENGL 391 — Unsovereign Elements, Caribbean Poetics1 section
- ENGL 392 — Topics in the Early Modern Lyric: Metaphor1 section
- ENGL 393 — Special Topic: Difficult Novels, Uneasy Narratives1 section
- ENGL 394 — Special Topics: Writing the Poetic Sequence1 section
- ENGL 395 — Hell: An Introduction1 section
- ENGL 396 — Thinking with Objects: Processing a Museum Collection from Southern Africa1 section
- ENGL 398 — Laureates1 section
- ENGL 399 — Advanced Playwriting: Long Form1 section
- ENGL 401 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 402 — Individual Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 404 — Department/Program Project or Essay1 section
- ENGL 407 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 408 — Senior Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 409 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 410 — Senior Thesis Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 411 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 412 — Group Tutorial, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 419 — Student Forum1 section
- ENGL 420 — Student Forum1 section
- ENGL 420A — Student Forum1 section
- ENGL 420B — Student Forum1 section
- ENGL 450 — Senior Seminar in Creative Writing1 section
- ENGL 465 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 466 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 467 — Independent Study, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 469 — Education in the Field, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 470 — Independent Study, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 491 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 492 — Teaching Apprentice Tutorial1 section
- ENGL 496 — Research Apprentice, Undergraduate1 section
- ENGL 501 — Individual Tutorial, Graduate1 section
- ENGL 502 — Individual Tutorial, Graduate1 section
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