Spring '04
Syllabi are in .pdf format. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

• FYSP 134-01: Crossing Borders: The Mysteries of Identity (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 140-01: Shaping Heroes, Past and Present (Ms. Heckman)
• ENGL 149-01: Reading Poems (Mr. Jones)
• ENGL 204-01: Contemporary Criticism of Selected Shakespearean Plays (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 207-01: Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Poetry (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 211-01: Milton's Paradise Lost and its Interpretations (Mr. Jones)
• ENGL 214-01: Order and Disruption in Eighteenth-Century Literature (Mr. Pauley)
• ENGL 220-01: British Romantic Literature (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 236-01 & -02: Contemporary Poetry and the Question of Identity (Mr. Lee)
• ENGL 239-01 & -02: History and Structure of the English Language (Ms. Heckman)
• ENGL 256-01: The Making of American Literary Culture (Ms. Zagarell)
• ENGL 265-01: Anglophone Literatures of the Third World (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 272-01: American Cinema: The Possibilities of Art in the Entertainment Business (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 303-01: Shakespeare and Philosophy (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 304-01: Feminist Criticism of Shakespeare: Gender, Race and Empire (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 317-01: Late Victorian Fiction in Context (Ms. Linehan)
• ENGL 333-01: Poetry After 1945 (Mr. Lee)
• ENGL 354-01: Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 366-01: The Nature of Transcendentalism (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 370-01: Itineraries of Postmodernism (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 371-01: Scene of the Crime: Crime Movies in American Cinema (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 386-01: Narrating the Nation: Literary and Historical Approaches to Nationalism (Ms.
  Needham/Mr. Volk)
• ENGL 390-01: Selected Authors: William Faulkner (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 391-01: Selected Authors: George Eliot and Virginia Woolf (Ms. Linehan)
• ENGL 398-01: Playwriting Workshop (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 400-01: Senior Tutorial (Mr. Jones)
• ENGL 400-02: Senior Tutorial (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 400-03: Senior Tutorial (Ms. Zagarell)

Fall '03
Syllabi are in .pdf format. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

• FYSP 127-01 & -02: The Last Romantics (Mr. Olmsted)
• FYSP 157-01: The Sense of Time and Place (Mr. Day)
• FYSP 170-01: How Literature and History Inform Each Other (Ms. Needham)
• FYSP 171-01: Media and Meaning (Mr. Pingree)
• FYSP 183-01: From Page to Stage (Ms. Gorfain)
• FYSP 184-01: Shakespeare and History (Mr. Pierce)
• FYSP 187-01: Death and the Art of Dying (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 173-01: Form, Style, and Meaning in Cinema (Mr. Pingree)
• ENGL 201-01: Textual Violence in Canterbury Tales (Ms. Heckman)
• ENGL 212-01: London in Eighteenth-Century Literature (Mr. Pauley)
• ENGL 224-01: Approaches to Literature (Ms. Linehan)
• ENGL 231-01: Don Juan: Transformation of a Legend (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 264-01: Coming to America (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 266-01 & -02: European Modernism and the World (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 302-01: Religious Violence in Medieval English Literature (Ms. Heckman)
• ENGL 314-01: Atlantic Transactions: Literature and Property in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
  (Mr. Pauley)
• ENGL 315-01: Eighteenth-Century Fiction (Mr. Pauley)
• ENGL 316-01: Early Victorian Fiction in Context (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 331-01: Modern Poetry I (Mr. Lee)
• ENGL 372-01: Contemporary Literary Theory in American Culture (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 388-01: Eliot, Stevens, Hughes: Three Notions of Modernism (Mr. Lee)
• ENGL 400-01: Senior Tutorial (Mr. Day)