Curriculum
- course list
“Literature is the one place in any society where, within the secrecy of our own heads, we can hear voices talking about everything in every possible way.”
- [Ahmed] Salman Rushdie (Is Nothing Sacred?)
Undergraduate Courses
- ENG 101 Composition 1: Rhetoric and College Writing
- ENG 102 Composition 2: College Writing and Civic Engagement
- ENG 150 ECCE: Topics in World Literature
- ENG 235 Introduction to American Literature
- ENG 236 Introduction to British Literature
- ENG 237 Introduction to Literature
- ENG 238 European Short Fiction
- ENG 251 Introduction to Poetry
- ENG 252 Introduction to Fiction
- ENG 271 Introduction to Writing Poetry
- ENG 301 Introduction to the Discipline
- ENG 311 Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism
- ENG 315 The British Victorian Novel
- ENG 335 Early American Literature
- ENG 339 European Cinema
- ENG 355 Literature and the Bible
- ENG 359 Greek Mythology
- ENG 360 Topics in Literature
- ENG 375 Expository Writing
- ENG 380 Introduction to Literary Genres
- ENG 400 The Shakespeare Project
- ENG 401 Chaucer
- ENG 402 Milton
- ENG 403 Arthurian Literature
- ENG 409 17th-Century British Literature
- ENG 410 Major Figures in British Literature: 1700 to 1900
- ENG 411 The British Novel from Defoe to Austen
- ENG 413 The British Romantics
- ENG 414 Poetry and Prose of the Victorian Age
- ENG 415 The British Novel from Dickens to Hardy
- ENG 420 Major Figures in British Literature since 1900
- ENG 421 Modern British Literature
- ENG 422 Contemporary British Literature
- ENG 430 Six Contemporary Poets
- ENG 435 American Literature 1820-65/American Renaissance
- ENG 436 The American Novel, 1865-1915
- ENG 438 African-American Literature
- ENG 439 The Symbolist Movement in Europe (1850-1915)
- ENG 440 Major Figures in American Literature since 1900
- ENG 441 Literature Between the Wars
- ENG 442 Contemporary American Novel
- ENG 445 Midwestern Literature
- ENG 446 Literature and Culture of Early America
- ENG 450 Literature of the Third World
- ENG 451 Fedor Dostoevsky
- ENG 452 Fedor Dostoevsky and the Church
- ENG 460 Themes in Literature
- ENG 461 Major Women Writers
- ENG 462 Images of Women in Literature
- ENG 463 Native American Women's Literature & Culture
- ENG 464 Women's Spirituality
- ENG 465 History of the English Language
- ENG 466 Multicultural American Women's Literature
- ENG 467 Women-Centered Literature
- ENG 468 European Literature: Ancient Greek and Biblical Motives, 1880-Present
- ENG 469 Shakespeare's England
- ENG 470 Creative Writing
- ENG 471 Creating Writing: Nonfiction
- ENG 474 Professional and Technical Writing
- ENG 475 Writing Essays and Reviews
- ENG 477 Literary Heroines from Around the World
- ENG 478 Teaching Writing
- ENG 480 Literary Genres
- ENG 481 Fantasy
- ENG 483 Women and the Mystery Novel
- ENG 485 Classics in Children's Literature
- ENG 486 Childhood's Past
- ENG 489 Capstone to Literary Study
- ENG 499 Undergraduate Tutorial
Graduate Courses
- ENG 510 Seminar: Major Figures in British Literature, 1700-1900
- ENG 520 Seminar: Major Figures in British Literature Since 1900
- ENG 530 Seminar: Major Figures in British Literature
- ENG 540 Seminar: Major Figures in American Literature
- ENG 555 Literary Theory and Criticism
- ENG 560 Seminar: Literary Period
- ENG 570 Advanced Creative Writing
- ENG 572 Graduate Colloquium: Research Methods
- ENG 575 Writing the Long Essay and the Nonfiction Chapter
- ENG 578 Rhetoric, Reality, and Epistemology
- ENG 580 Seminar: Literary Genres
- ENG 587 Comprehensive Examination
- ENG 588 Comprehensive Examination Continuing Enrollment
- ENG 589 Thesis/Creative Writing Project
- ENG 590 Thesis/Project Continuing Enrollment
- ENG 599 Graduate Tutorial
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