Winter 2026
Courses
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ENGL 10
Acquaints students with purposes and tools of literary interpretation. Introduces ...
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ENGL 23
Employing a cultural approach, this course explores why our climate ...
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ENGL 39
Surveys a wide range of literary genres by authors from ...
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ENGL 40BB
This course examines the relationship between working-class and/or grassroots activism ...
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ENGL 50
Designed to introduce students to critical approaches to the study ...
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ENGL 102WR
Surveys the major literary movements of the Renaissance through texts ...
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ENGL 103B
Introduction to British literature from 1789 to 1900. The organizing ...
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ENGL 103SH
This course looks at the underside of eighteenth-century literature to ...
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ENGL 103UD
We read, discuss, and write about Transatlantic literature in English, ...
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ENGL 104A
Introduction to American literature from 1900 to present. The organizing ...
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ENGL 106CW
An introduction to techniques of creative writing, editing, design, presentation, ...
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ENGL 107
This course focuses on the essential elements of fiction writing. ...
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ENGL 122CL
We will develop a literary approach to climate change by ...
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ENGL 128GN
The focus of this course is less with superheroes and ...
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ENGL 128NA
Explores life stories produced by Indigenous Women, Queer, Trans, and ...
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ENGL 132EP
This course is dedicated to the shorter fiction of Henry ...
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ENGL 132PR
Philip Roth was a central and controversial figure in American ...
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ENGL 141ME
Critically examines literary and cultural works that address the relationships ...
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ENGL 141PR
A creative writing workshop course where students develop creative works ...
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ENGL142OH
This course introduces students to the ocean humanities. This branch ...
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ENGL 147MC
Studies in historical and contemporary media systems including orality, writing, ...
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ENGL 150
This course considers how a series of wishes, lies, and ...
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ENGL 170IC
What is creativity? How do creative ideas emerge? Is the ...
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ENGL 173
Reading happens somewhere between texts and readers. What does reading ...
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ENGL176TJ
Studies late 20th & early 21st Century African American Post-Modern ...
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ENGL 192DF
Introduces the literary genre of science fiction (SF) through the ...
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ENGL 197
This course focuses on the role of obscenity and censorship ...
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ENGL 197
Content will vary with each instructor. Students will be asked ...
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ENGL 197
Content will vary with each instructor. Students will be asked ...
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ENGL 197
James Joyce’s Ulysses is possibly the greatest novel ever written. ...
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ENGL 232
This course explores the genre of the novel through the ...
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ENGL 265TC
Drawing from theories of literature and the environment and Asian ...
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ENGL 298
The English Department’s Doctoral Colloquium provides support and guidance for ...