Fall '05

Spring '06

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• ENGL 162: "Eye Deep in Hell": Literature of the Great War (Ms. Geerken)
• ENGL173/CINE 101: Form, Style, and Meaning in Cinema (Ms. Gordon)
• ENGL 220: British Romantic Literature (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 229: Twentieth-Century Poetry (Mr. Harrison)
• ENGL/CINE 272: American Cinema: The Possibilities of Art in the Entertainment Business (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 275/CMPL 200: Introduction to Comparative Literature (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 309: Milton (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 333: Poetry Since 1945 (Mr. Harrison)
• ENGL 354: Selected Authors: Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL/CINE 373: American Literature, Cinema, and Culture in the 1930s (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 375: The Psychoanalytic Imagination in American Culture (Ms. Geerken)
• ENGL 390: Selected Authors: William Faulkner (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 399/RHET 481: Teaching and Tutoring Writing Across the Disciplines (Ms. Trubek)

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Fall '05
Most syllabi are in .pdf format. (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.)

• FYSP 127: William Butler Yeats: The Last Romantic (Mr. Olmsted)
• FYSP 187: Death and the Art of Dying (Mr. Deppman)
• FYSP 193: Destination: L.A. (Mr. Liu)
• ENGL 204: Shakespeare: Contemporary Issues (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 206: Shakespeare and Philosophy (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 229: Twentieth-Century Poetry (Mr. Harrison)
• ENGL 254: Early British American Literature: Race, Gender, and the Birth of a Nation (Ms. Takada)
• ENGL 262: Boundaries of Yellow: Navigating Terrains in Contemporary Asian American Literature (Ms. Takada)
• ENGL/CMPL 265: Third World Literatures (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 275/CMPL 200: Introduction to Comparative Literature (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 316: Early Victorian Fiction in Context (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 331: Modern Poetry I: The Emergence of the Modern (Mr. Harrison)
• ENGL 370/CMPL 374: Itineraries of Postmodernism (Mr. Deppman)
• ENGL 372: Contemporary Literary Theory (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 379: Asian American Literature: Gender and Sexuality (Mr. Liu)
• ENGL 380: Representations of Race: Race as Masquerade and Performance (Ms. Takada)
• ENGL 383: Vladimir Nabokov (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 385: Coetzee, Greene, and Rushdie: Structures of Belief (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 425: Feminist Criticism of Shakespeare: Gender, Race, Empire (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 433: Imagining History in Film (Mr. Day)