Spring '00

• ENGL 145-01: Writing Lives: Autobiography, Biography, Elegy and Epitaph (Ms. Motooka)
• ENGL 148-01: Pedagogies of Empire (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 157-01: Place and American Culture (Mr. Pence)
• ENGL 160-01: Poetry Through Performance (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 172-01: Magical Realist Fiction (Mr. Young)
• ENGL 179-01: Reading Locally (Mr. Jones)
• ENGL 182-01: American Detective Fiction in Black and White (Ms. Johns)
• ENGL 211-01: Paradise Lost (Mr. Jones)
• ENGL 213-01: The Bible and Literature in English (Mr. Longsworth)
• ENGL 220-01: Romantic Literature (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 222-01: Victorians and the Machine (Ms. Thomas)
• ENGL 228-01: The Modern British and Irish Novel (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 265-01: Anglophone Literature of the Third World (Ms. Needham)
• ENGL 270-01: The Scene of the Crime (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 292-01: English Poetry, Beowulf to Pope (Mr. Pierce)
• ENGL 295-01: Forms of Folklore (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 301-01: Chaucer (Mr. Longsworth)
• ENGL 305-01: Subversion and Authority in Shakespearean Drama (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 315-01: Eighteenth-Century Fiction (Ms. Motooka)
• ENGL 318-01: Fables of Identity: The European Bildungsroman (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 319-01: Reading Victorian Sexualities (Ms. Thomas)
• ENGL 353-01: American Literature 1825-1865: Signs, Selves & Texts (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 355-01: American Women Writers, 1820-1930, and Feminist Literary Criticism (Ms. Zagarell)
• ENGL 372-01: Contemporary Literary Theory (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 376-01: Film Theory (Mr. Pence)
• ENGL 384-01: Slave Narrative and Novel (Mr. Boulukos)
• ENGL 399-01: Teaching and Tutoring Writing Across the Disciplines (Ms. Trubek)
• ENGL 415-01: Contemporary American Poetry (Mr. Young)
• ENGL 435-01: Seminar: Nature Writing in America (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 439-01: Special Topic: Richard Wright: Biography, Intellect, Works (Ms. Johns)

Fall '99

• ENGL 116-01 / AAST 116-01 / EXWR 116-01: Literary Reflections of the British Empire and Commonwealth (Mr. Saaka and Mr. Podis)
• ENGL 124-01 & -02: The Sense of Time and Place (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 127-01 & -02: From Page to Stage (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 139-01 & -02: From Beowulf to Braveheart (Mr. Longsworth)
• ENGL 142-01 & -02: Fictions of Authority (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 143-01: Discovering Shangri-La: Western Representations of Tibet (Ms. McMillin)
• ENGL 155-01 & -02: W.B. Yeats and the Irish Renaissance (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 206-01: Shakespeare in his Time and Place (Mr. Young)
• ENGL 212-01: Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature (Mr. Boulukos)
• ENGL 238-01: Contemporary American Fiction (Mr. Pence)
• ENGL 253-01: The Nature of Transcendentalism (Mr. McMillin)
• ENGL 258-01: American Literature and Culture at the Turn of the Century (Ms. Trubek)
• ENGL 260-01: Modern African-American Novel (Ms. Johns)
• ENGL 317-01: Nineteenth Century Novel (Mr. Olmsted)
• ENGL 338-01: Modern Fiction and Sexual Difference (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 339-01: History and Structure of the English Language (Mr. Longsworth)
• ENGL 340-01: Technology and Contemporary American Culture (Mr. Pence)
• ENGL 360-01: Race and American Fiction (Ms. Johns)
• ENGL 398-01 / CRWR 330-01: Playwriting Workshop (Mr. Walker)
• ENGL 410-01: Imagining History (Mr. Day)
• ENGL 425-01 / WOST 425-01: Feminist Criticism of Shakespeare: Gender, Race, and Empire (Ms. Gorfain)
• ENGL 454-01: Honors Colloquium (Ms. Zagarell)