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In Memoriam - Glyn Salton-Cox

In Memoriam – Glyn Salton-Cox

The English Department is devastated to announce the death over the New Year of our colleague Glyn Salton-Cox.  To his family, loved ones, and friends here, in his native Britain, and throughout the world, we offer our deepest and most heartfelt condolences.  Glyn was a brilliant scholar, a very popular teacher, and the kindest of colleagues.

The Department of English invites you to a commemoration of our colleague Glyn Salton-Cox on Friday, March 3d, 2023.

We will gather in the Faculty Club’s Betty Elings Wells Pavilion at 3:00 pm and then move to the Terrace at 4:00 pm for a reception. Please let us know of any accessibility requests.

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Courses

Winter 2021
Courses

  • Course #
    Title
    Description
    Instructor
  • ENGL 10
    Intro to Literary Studies

    Acquaints students with purposes and tools of literary interpretation. Introduces ...

    Gilmore, Timothy
  • ENGL 23
    The Climate Crisis:
    What It Is And What Each of Us Can Do About It

    In one sense, the climate crisis is being caused by ...

    Hiltner, Ken
  • ENGL 23S
    Seminar on the Climate Crisis

    Seminar course for a select number of students enrolled in ...

    Hiltner, Ken
  • ENGL 34
    Pan Latinx Literatures
    Olguín, Ben
  • ENGL 40BB
    African American Literature from 1920s to Present

    This course examines the relationship between working-class and/or grassroots activism ...

    Blake, Felice
  • ENGL 102
    English and American Literature from 1650-1789

    In 1650, England was an island nation torn apart by ...

    King, Rachael Scarborough
  • ENGL 102S
    Seminar on English and American Literature from 1650 to 1789

    Seminar course for a select number of students enrolled in ...

    King, Rachael Scarborough
  • ENGL 104B
    British Literature from 1900 to Present

    What is 20th century modernity and what does it mean ...

    Boscagli, Maurizia
  • ENGL 104BS
    Seminar British Literature

    Seminar course for a select number of students enrolled in ...

    Boscagli, Maurizia
  • ENGL 105B
    Shakespeare, Later Plays

    This course will explore the later plays of William Shakespeare. ...

    McCants Forbes, Kristy
  • ENGL 106CW
    The Catalyst

    This class introduces students to techniques of creative writing, editing, design, ...

    Donnelly, Brian
  • ENGL 108LP
    Latinx Performance:
    An Acting and Writing Workshop

    This is a practicum course, where the basic tenets and ...

    Moraga, Cherríe
  • ENGL 108MG
    Mixed Genre Creative Writing

    This course immerses students in African American approaches to the ...

    Blake, Felice
  • ENGL 109
    The Craft of Poetry:
    Poems at the End of the World

    Racial violence, economic inequality, fascist militancy, and environmental degradation permeate ...

    Rana, Swati
  • ENGL 115
    Medieval Women's Writing

    This course will focus on works of medieval women’s writing ...

    Reeve, Daniel
  • ENGL 122LJ
    Literature and Social Justice

    A study of literary works, paintings, films, and other representational ...

    Wicke, Jennifer
  • ENGL 122NE
    Nature and the Environment

    Same course as Environmental Studies 122NE. Perceptions of nature have ...

    Gilmore, Timothy
  • ENGL 128GN
    Graphic Novel & Trauma

    Our concern in this class will be less with superheroes ...

    Samolsky, Russell
  • ENGL 132PR
    Philip Roth

    Philip Roth, who died last year at the age of ...

    Maslan, Mark
  • ENGL 133TL
    Transpacific Literature

    Looks at the Pacific as the primary location for literary ...

    Huang, Yunte
  • ENGL 134NA
    The Body As Archive:
    Indigeneity, felt theory, and decolonial ways of knowing

    This course finds its origins the work of queer Chumash/Esselen ...

    Waid, Candace
  • ENGL 146AI
    Literature of/and Artificial Intelligence

    Agency, one of the key literary and philosophical problems, has ...

    Raley, Rita
  • ENGL 146DS
    Data Stories:
    Theory and Practice of Data-driven Narratives in the Digital Age

    “Data Stories” introduces students to an increasingly important genre of ...

    Liu, Alan Roland, Edwin "Teddy"
  • ENGL 146MR
    Machine Reading & Writing

    When I first taught this class, in Fall 2016, machine ...

    Raley, Rita
  • ENGL 165EM
    Early Modern Worlds:
    Empire, Race, and Desire

    What does it mean to “worldmake”? How do our visions ...

    Andrea, Bernadette Raychawdhuri, Anita
  • ENGL 170IC
    Imagination and Creativity

    What is creativity? How do creative ideas emerge? Is the ...

    Carlson, Julie
  • ENGL 189
    Chicanx Masculinities:
    Reorientations, Futurities, (Re)Turns

    ENGL 189, “Chicanx Masculinities: Reorientations, Futurities, (Re)Turns,” attempts to reread ...

    Macias, Roberto
  • ENGL 192SS
    Science Fiction:
    Short Stories

    This course examines key themes in the genre of science ...

    Jue, Melody
  • ENGL 193
    Detective Fiction

    Critical and historical study of fiction from the classic of ...

    Haber, Baron
  • ENGL 197
    Middlemarch and the Problem of Other Minds

    The greatest English novel of the 19th century, Middlemarch, will ...

    Young, Kay
  • ENGL 197
    Jane Austen and Her Contemporaries

    This course explores the novels of Jane Austen and the ...

    King, Rachael Scarborough
  • ENGL 197
    J.M. Coetzee:
    Ethics and the Other

    Winner of the 2003 Nobel Prize, J.M. Coetzee writes fiction ...

    Samolsky, Russell
  • ENGL 197
    Virginia Woolf's Geographies

    In the photograph above, taken on the occasion of a ...

    Wicke, Jennifer
  • ENGL 197
    Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson

    This course offers students an in-depth encounter with the two ...

    Maslan, Mark
  • ENGL 233
    The 19th Century English Novel: Forms and Feeling

    Mary Shelley’s *Frankenstein* and the Gothic novel, Jane Austen’s *Emma* ...

    Young, Kay
  • ENGL 235
    Legal Humanities:
    Keywords in Critical Cultural Study

    How can we think of injury apart from harm to ...

    DeLombard, Jeannine Marie
  • ENGL 236
    Botanical Humanities

    Content of course will vary from quarter to quarter.

    Jue, Melody
  • ENGL 236
    The Poetics and Politics of Waste

    This seminar studies waste, junk, garbage from an environmental, social, ...

    Boscagli, Maurizia
  • ENGL 265OO
    Nothing

    This graduate seminar traces a literary genealogy of texts about ...

    Reeve, Daniel
  • ENGL 591
    Doctoral Colloquium

    Course provides support for graduate students when developing their dissertation ...

    Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn
  • ENGL 595PP
    The Building of a Benjamin Franklin Press, Part 2:
    Online and in Maker Lab, Music 1404

    This course will consist of a mostly online colloquium that ...

    Fumerton, Patricia
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