Spring 2005 Semester Course List

Composition Courses

First-Year Seminar

Courses for Non-Majors

Introductory Courses

Advanced Courses

Senior Tutorials & Honors

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Composition Courses -- Spring 2005 Semester

Students interested in taking introductory-level courses in writing should also see the Rhetoric and Composition section of the catalog. Descriptions of writing-oriented courses and procedures to be followed in order to meet the college-wide writing requirements may be found there. These courses do not count towards an English major.

First-Year Seminars -- Spring 2005 Semester

The English Department offers a number of seminars designed especially for first-year students. First-year seminars do not count toward the English major, which begins with classes at the 200 level. Students in their second year or beyond should begin work in the English Department at the 200 level.

Courses for Non-Majors -- Spring 2005 Semester

Introductory-Level GATEWAY Courses -- Spring 2005 Semester

 
Introductory-Level ELECTIVE Courses -- Spring 2005 Semester

Advanced courses -- Spring 2005 Semester

Number	CRN	Title For detailed descriptions of individual courses, click on the course title	Instructor	Meeting Days and Time	Distribution for New Major	Distribution for Old Major
305-01	12362	Authority & Subversion in Shakespearean Drama	Ms. Gorfain	MWF 11:00-11:50	British Pre-1700	D, EL
313-01	12554	"Do Pity Me": Sentimentality & Cultural Difference in 18th-Century Narratives	Ms. Rosenberg	TuTh 1:30-2:45	British Diversity 1700-1900	F, EL
320-01	12325	Documentary Production	Mr. Pingree	TuTh 3-4:15 + M 7-10 pm		F
327-01	12364	Modern Drama: Ibsen to Pirandello	Ms. Tufts	W 7:00-9:30 pm	Post-1900	D, WL
332-01	12555	Modern Poetry & the End of the World As We Knew It	Mr. Harrison	TuTh 1:30-2:45	Post-1900	P
340-01	12327	Technology & Contemporary American Culture	Mr. Pence	TuTh 1:30-2:45 + Sun 4-7 pm	American Post-1900	F, AL
353-01	12367	"To Write Like an American": American Literature 1825-1865	Ms. Zagarell	MWF 2:30-3:20	American 1700-1900	F, AL
354-01	11951	Walt Whitman & Emily Dickinson	Mr. Deppman	TuTh 1:30-2:45	American 1700-1900	P, AL
355-01	12368	The Word & the World: American Women Writers, 1830-1930, & Contemporary Feminist Cultural Criticism	Ms. Zagarell	MWF 11:00-11:50	American 1700-1900 or Post-1900	F, AL
359-01	12556	Literature, Race and Justice	Ms. Searcy	MWF 3:30-4:20	American Diversity Post-1900	F, AL
360-01	12557	Unstable Subjects: The Idea of Ethnic American Experimental Literature	Mr. Liu	TuTh 3:00-4:15	American Diversity Post-1900	F, AL
361-01	12369	Post-Colonial Women's Narratives	Ms. Needham	TuTh 11:00-12:15	Diversity Post-1900	F, WL
364-01	12634	Memory, History, Race: Representing Violent Sites/Sights of Contemporary Ethnic America	Ms. Takada	MWF 1:30-2:20	American Diversity Post-1900	AL
365-01	12633	American Drama	Ms. Tufts	TuTh 11:00-12:15	American Post-1900	D, AL
369-01	12370	BodyLore	Ms. Gorfain	MWF 2:30-3:20	Diversity
381-01	12333	European Modernism & the World	Mr. Deppman	TuTh 9:35-10:50	Diversity Post-1900	WL
387-01	12558	Selected Authors: Toni Morrison	Ms. Searcy	MWF 1:30-2:20	American Diversity Post-1900	F, AL
390-01	11176	Selected Authors: William Faulkner	Mr. Olmsted	TuTh 3:00-4:15	American Post-1900	F, AL
395-01	7308	Poetry Workshop	Ms. Alexander	W 7:15-10:00 pm		P
396-01	7851	Nonfiction Workshop	Mr. Wyatt	M 7:00-10:00 pm
397-01	7309	Fiction Workshop	Ms. Watanabe	M 7:00-10:00 pm		F
398-01	10419	Playwriting Workshop	Ms. Jackson Smith	Tu 7:00-10:00 pm		D
399-01	7311	Teaching and Tutoring Writing Across the Disciplines	Mr. Podis	TuTh 3:00-4:15

Senior Tutorials & Honors -- Spring 2005 Semester