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• [CPLS] Introduction to Narrative
• [ENGL-BC1210-03] : FY WRITING: WOMEN & CULTURE FALL 2016
• [ENGL F1101] College Composition I
• [F1102] College Composition II
• [ENGL Z1003] College Composition for International Students
• [ENGL W1017] Dramatic Writing I
• [ENGL 1212] FYW: The Americas
• [FYS BX1718] First Year Seminar: Woman in the Mirror
• [BC1201] First-Year English
• [ENGL BC1204] First-Year English (Workshop): Legacy of the Mediterranean I
• [1201] First-Year English: Women and Culture
• [FYW-BC1212] First-Year Writing: The Americas
• [BC 1475] Texts of Protest
• [ENGL BC1201] First-year English: Legacy of Mediterranean I
• [FYSB-BC1716] Freshman Seminar: Small Lives
• [ENGL C1010 ] University Writing
• [ENGL F1012] University Writing
• [FYSB BC1202 ] Legacy of the Mediterranean (Intensive)
• [FYSB BC1333] Women and Culture II
• [F1010] university writing
• [CIS W3792 ] Comparative Internet Students
• [CLEN W3300] Black Paris
• [CLEN W3930] Caribbean Diaspora Literature
• [CLEN W3792] Comparative European Novel
• [CLEN W3414] History of Literary Criticism I
• [CLEN W3208] Modern Comparative Fiction
• [CLEN W3940] Modern Fiction
• [CLEN W3970] Modernism and the City
• [CLEN W3980] Narratives From Underground
• [CLEN W3851] Realism
• [CLEN W3851] Realism
• [CLEN W3220] Science Fiction
• [CLEN W3851] Sexual Personae/Sexual Performance
• [CLEN W3218] Short Fiction
• [CLEN W3390] Studies In Narrative
• [CLEN 3740 UN] The 30s: Metropole and Colony
• [CLME W3032] Colonialism: Film, Fiction, History, Theory.
• [CLME W3753] Iran: A Culture in History
• [CLME W3042] Palestinian and Israeli Politics and Societies
• [CPLS BC3121] A Kind of Wild Justice
• [CPLS BC3510y] Advanced Workshop in Translation
• [CPLS X3122] Big Brother: Poetics of Power
• [CPLS V3950] Colloquium in Literary Theory
• [CPLS W3333] East/West Frametale Narratives
• [CPLS V3235] Imagining the Self
• [CPLS V3900] Introduction to Comparative Literature and Society
• [CPLS BC3143] Literature & Violence
• [CPLS BC3125] Opera as Literature
• [CPLS 3162] The Novella from Cervantes to Kafka
• [CPLS BC3160] Tragic Bodies
• [CPLS BC3170] Translating Madness
• [CPLT BC3110] Intro to Translation Studies
• [ENCL 3208] New Literary Histories
• [ENGL W3960] 19th Century British Literature
• [ENGL W3990] 19th Century British Poetry
• [ENGL W3257] 19th Century English Fiction
• [ENGL S3239] 19th Century English Novel
• [ENGL W3962] 19th Century Novel Seminar: Austen, Bronte, Eliot
• [ENGL W3962] 19th Century Novel Seminar: The Novel of Manners
• [ENGL W3283] 20th Century American Literature: American Fiction post-1945
• [ENGL W3967] 20th Century Poetry
• [ENGL BC3194] A History of Criticism; Literary Theory
• [ENGL BC3118] Advanced Poetry Writing
• [ENGL W3400] African-American Literature
• [ENGL W3400] African-American Literature I
• [ENGL W3401] African-American Literature II
• [ENGL BC3180] American Literature 1800-1870
• [ENGL BC3181] American Literature 1871-1945
• [ENGL BC3183] American Literature Since 1945
• [ENGL W3734] American Literature and Corporate Culture
• [ENGL BC3179] American Literature to 1800
• [ENGL W3272] American Novel 1865-1914
• [ENGL 3709] American Transcendentalism
• [ENGL W3269] British Literature 1900-1950
• [ENGL W3270] British Literature 1950-Present
• [ENGL W3034] Chaucer
• [ENGL 3301] Clarissa
• [BC3159] Coll: Order and Disorder
• [BC3215 ] Colonial Encounters in the Hispanic New World
• [ENGL W3283] Contemporary American Literature
• [ENGL W3954] Contemporary Black British Writing
• [CPLTS3541] Contemporary Short Stories
• [ENGL W3001] Critical Reading, Critical Writing
• [ENGL 3193] Critical Writing
• [ENGL W3690] Deep Sea Thought
• [CLENW3786] EUROPEAN DRAMA, SPECTACLE, AND VISUAL CULTURE
• [ BC3133] Early Modern Women Writers
• [ ENGLUN3744] Edgar Allan Poe
• [ENGL 3160] English Colloquium
• [ENGL BC3159] English Colloquium: Imitation and Creation
• [ENGL BC3159] English Colloquium: Skepticism and Affirmation
• [ENGL W3262] English Lit 1500-1600
• [ENGL W3263] English Literature 1600-1660
• [ENGL W3261] English Literature to 1500
• [ENGL BC3103/4] Essay Writing
• [ENGL W3965] Food Writing
• [ENGL W3409] Form in Poetry
• [ENGL W3267] Foundations of American Literature I
• [ENGL BC3190] Global Literature in English
• [BC3108] Introduction to Fiction Writing
• [ENGL X3147] Introduction to Narrative Medicine
• [ENGL BC3110] Introduction to Poetry Writing
• [ENGL W3001] Introduction to the English Major
• [ENGL W3230] Joyce
• [W3451] Lit of Empire
• [ENGL 3156] Literary Criticism and Colloquium
• [ENGL BC3193] Literary Criticism and Theory
• [ENGL W3001] Literary Texts, Critical Methods
• [ENGL W3011] Literary Texts, Critical Methods (Seminar)
• [ENGL W3011] Literary Texts, Critical Methods (Seminar)
• [ENGL W3966] Literature, Culture, and War in the 20th and 21st Centuries
• [ENGL W3714] Major American Authors
• [ENGL BC3141] Major English Texts I
• [ENGL BC3142] Major English Texts II
• [ENGL W3920] Medieval Stoic Autobiography
• [ENGL V3275] Modern American Fiction
• [ENGL W3219] Modern Poetry I
• [ENGL W3220] Modern Poetry II
• [ENGL W3829] Modernist British Fiction
• [ENGL W3956] Ordinary Romanticism
• [ENTA W3702] Drama, Theatre and Theory
• [W3243] Mysticism
• [ENGLW3981] Narrative and Argument in Freud
• [W3750] Origns of the Modern Vortex
• [ENGL 3690] Poetics of the Warrior
• [ENGL W3822] Political Fictions of the Long 18th Century
• [BC3160] REASON & IMAGINATION
• [ENGL S3283] Reading David Foster Wallace
• [ENGL W3238] Religion, Literature, Modernity
• [ENGL UN3922] Renaissance Comedy
• [ENGL W3956] Romantic Texts I: Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge
• [W3285] Ross Posnock
• [ENGL W3730] Seminar in Modern Texts: America in the World
• [ENGL BC3998] Senior Seminar
• [ENGL W3335] Shakespeare I
• [ENGL W3336] Shakespeare II
• [ENGL W3337] Shakespeare Seminar: Shakespeare's Poetry
• [ENGL W3995] Sonnets & Elegies
• [ENGL W3829] Studies in Narrative Fiction
• [ENGL W3995] Studies in Poetry: the Autobiographical Poem
• [ENGL 3989] The 19th Century Historical Novel
• [ENGL BC3174] The Age of Johnson
• [ENGL BC3165] The Elizabethan Renaissance: The Lyric
• [ENGL-BC3160] The English Colloquium: Enlightenment
• [ENGL W3711] The Gilded Age: Fictions of Property and Personhood
• [ENGLUN3203] The Sonnet in English
• [ENGL BC3101] The Writer's Process
• [ENGL W3925] Transnationalism, Cosmopolitanism, Diaspora
• [ENGL W3925] Transnationalism, Cosmopolitanism, Diaspora
• [ENGL W3925] Transnationalism, Cosmopolitanism, Diaspora
• [UN3791] True Crime: Fact and Feeling
• [ENGL W3280] Tudor Stuart Drama
• [ENGL V3260] Victorian Literature
• [ENGL W3253] Victorian Literature
• [ENGL W3253] Victorian Literature
• [ENGL W3225] Virginia Woolf
• [ENGL BC3197] Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury Group
• [ENGLX3146] Walk This Way
• [CLEN W3750] Writing Across Media
• [ENGL W3958] William Blake
• [CLEA W4101] Literary and Cultural Theory: East and West
• [CLEN W4822] 19th-Century Novel In Europe
• [CLEN W4560] Backgrounds to Contemporary Theory
• [CLEN W4902] Intro to Literary Theory
• [CLEN S4521] Topics in Comparative Literature: The Female Adventure Story
• [CLLN W4202] Cognitive Linguistics
• [ENGL 4408 GU] 19th Century British Novel
• [ENGL W4502] 20th Century British Literature 1950-Present
• [ENGL W4501] 20th Century British Literature- Embattled Modernism: Sexuality and Violence
• [ENGL W4503] 20th Century Poetry: Race, Gender, and the Rhetoric of Poetic Form
• [ENGL 4401] 8TH CENTURY & ROMANTIC POETRY
• [ENGL W4621] African-American Texts: the Harlem Renaissance
• [ENGL W4604] American Literature 1880-1940: American Modernism
• [ENGL W4092] Beowulf
• [ENGL W4130] British Literature to 1500
• [ENGL S4011] Chaucer's Ventriloquism
• [ENGLS-4526] Comic Books and Graphic Novels as Literature
• [S4452] Comic Theater: From Shakespeare to New York
• [ENGL 4201] Early Caribbean Literature
• [ENGL W4302] English Literature II: Satire
• [ENGL W4670] Film Studies: American Film Genre
• [W4405] Fin De Siecle Literature
• [ENGL W4802] History of English Novel II
• [ENGL W4600] History of the American Language
• [ENGL W4901] History of the English Language
• [W4091] Introduction to Old English
• [ENGL W4612] Jazz Studies
• [ENGL W4501] Joyce
• [ENGL W4405] Literature of the Fin de Siecle
• [ENGL S4930] Made in America: Mafia in Cinema
• [ENGL W4211] Milton
• [ENGL W4501] Modern British Literature I
• [ENGL W4611] Modernism and Media
• [ENGL 4603] Realism & Naturalism
• [ENGL 4603 GU] Realism/Naturalism
• [ENGL W4703] Restoration and 18th Century Drama
• [ENGL 4613 GU] The 1960s
• [ENGL W4791] Visionary Dramas and Dramatic Visions
• [ENGL W4917] Writing on Disability
• [ENTA 4731] 20th Century American Drama
• [ENTA W4723] Ibsen, Chekhov, Strindberg
• [ENTA W4724] Modern Drama II
• [GU 4201] Poetry of the African Diaspora
• [Jazz W4900] Jazz and the Literary Imagination
• [SLAL W4015] Dostoevsky & Nabokov
• [W4504] Yeats, Eliot, Auden
• [ENGL W5401] James Joyce
• [C6230] Ethics and Literature
• [ENG 9999] Multiple courses

• 16th Century Lyric Poetry
• 16th Century Poetry
• 17th Century Poetry and Prose
• 18th Century British Lit.
• 18th Century Literature
• 18th Century Survey
• 18th Century Transatlantic Culture
• 19th Century Autobiography
• 19th Century British Poetry
• 19th Century European Literature
• 19th c. European novel and 19th c. British novel
• 1st year english (Barnard)
• 20th Cent. Puerto Rican Literature
• 20th Century American and British Poetry
• 20th Century Literature
• AA Poetry
• AIDS and the Politics of Literary Form
• Aethestics of the imagination 18th century poetry
• African American Literature
• American Drama
• American Fiction
• American Lit
• American Literature 1870 - 1940
• American Literature I
• American Literature since 1945 & American Film Genres
• American Realism
• American Renaissance seminar
• American Studies: Theories, Methods and Approaches
• Americans in Paris
• Americas I
• Art of the Essay
• Asian American Literature and Culture
• Autobiography
• Avant Garde Film
• BC1201 First Year English
• BC1201 First-Year English; BC3260 The Victorian Age in Literature
• BC1201 STUDIES:LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
• Banned Books
• Beat Generation Seminar
• Black Autobiography
• Black Explorations in Literature
• Black Intellectuals
• Black Stereotypes -- Senior Seminar
• Brit Lit and American Literature since 1945
• British Literature 1660-1789
• British Literature of the 1890s
• British Literature/Romanticism
• British Survey 1660 - 1800
• Cannibalism, Images of Africa, Haitian Literature
• Chaucer Seminar
• Chaucer and His Contemporaries
• Chaucer, Chaucer and His Contemporaries
• Chaucer: Canterbury Tales
• College Composition
• Colloquium
• Colloquium: Enlightenment
• Colloquium: Reason and Imagination
• Colloquium: Renassaince
• Comp Multiculturalisms
• Comparative Modern Fiction
• Complete Works of Christopher Marlowe
• Concept of a National Literature
• Contemporary American Fiction Seminar
• Contemporary Media Theory
• Country and City
• Cryptology
• Culture and Politics of Globalization
• Culture of the Cold War
• Cultures of Colonialism - Palestine/Israel
• Dante and Medieval Culture
• De-Coding Culture
• Depression Culture in Black and White
• Derrida
• Dickens
• Dickens seminar
• Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and the English Novel
• Drama, Film and the Law
• Early American Novel (Revolution to Civil War)
• Elementary Composition
• Emerson, Transcendentalism, Antebellum Politics
• English
• English 220
• English Conference
• English Lit: 1600-1640
• English Literature 1789-1832
• Epic Travel: From Text to Road Movie
• Ethnicity and Social Transformation
• European Literature in the Middle Ages
• Explorations of Black Literature 1740-1890
• FYW: The Americas II
• Fable and Fantasy
• Fiction Writing
• Fiction and Personal Narrative
• First Year
• First Year English (Barnard)
• First Year English- Americas
• First Year English: The Americas
• First Year Seminar:Sustainability
• First Year Writing: Legacy of the Mediteran
• First year english
• First-Year-English The Americas II
• Foundations of American Lit II
• Foundations of American Lit. I
• Freshman English - The Americas
• Freshman Seminar- Ethnicity and Social Transformation
• G4990 LSMA Research Thesis Seminar
• Henry Fielding Seminar
• Henry James
• Henry James's Peril
• History of Literary Criticism
• History of Literary Criticism I
• History of Literary Criticism II
• History of the English Novel
• History of the Novel
• History of the Novel II
• Holocaust Literature and Film
• House & Home in American Culture
• House and Home in American Culture
• How Imagination Grows
• How To Read Violence
• INTRO TO COMP LIT & SOCIETY Call Number 48458
• Imaginative Writing
• Imitiation and Creation; Renaissance Coloqium
• Imperialism and the Cryptographic Imagination
• Imperilialism and Cryptography
• Intro to African Cultural Studies
• Intro to African Culture
• Intro to American Studies AND American Lit since 1945
• Intro to Asian-American Literature and Culture
• Intro to Comp Lit & Society
• Intro to Comparative Literature
• Intro to Early Modern Drama (seminar)
• Intro to Fiction
• Intro to Linguistics
• Intro to Poetry and Poetics
• Intro to World Lit
• Intro to the Comp Lit Major
• Intro to the Major
• Intro. to Poetry Writing
• Introduction to British Literature
• Introduction to Comp Lit
• Introduction to Comparative Literature
• Introduction to Writing Poetry
• Irish Drama: Wilde, Shaw, Yeats, Synge
• James Joyce
• Jane Austen Seminar
• Jazz and American Culture
• John Donne (seminar)
• Jungle Books
• Junior Colloquium (Renaissance) and 17th-Century Poetry
• Junior Colloquium, The Novel and Psychoanalysis
• Junior Colloquium: The Enlightenment
• Latino Literature, Caribbean Diaspora Literature
• Lit Hum and British Lit. 1832-1900
• Lit Hum/General Studies
• Literary Approaches to the Bible
• Literary Crit
• Literature and Imperialism: The Cryptographic Mind
• Literature and Politics
• Literature and Society
• Literature and the Sublime
• Literature in the Age of the Revolution 1600-1640
• Literature of Lost Lands
• Literature of the Medieval Court
• Logic and Rhetoric (pilot)
• Logic and Rhetoric C1007
• MEDIEVAL HISTORIOGRAPHY
• Madness and the Literary Imagination
• Major American Authors: Faulkner/James
• Major British Texts II
• Major English Texts
• Major English Texts (Barnard)
• Medieval Lit.
• Medieval Literature
• Medieval Women's Texts
• Melville Seminar
• Melville's Novels
• Memory and Forgetting
• Middle Fictions
• Minority US Women Writers
• Minority Women Writers and Women's Experience of Slavery (Senior Seminar)
• Minority Women Writers in the United States
• Modern British & American Poetry
• Modern British and American Poetry
• Modern Comp Fiction - Spring 2004
• Modern Comparative Fiction, The Big Ambitious Novel in Contemporary America
• Modern Drama I
• Modern Novel (Barnard)
• Modern Tragedy (ENTA)
• Modern and Post-modern Cities
• Modernism
• Modernism and its Enemies
• Modernisn, The Modern Novel
• Myth & Literature
• Narrative & Human Rights
• Native American Literature
• North American Border Narratives
• Novel and Psychoanalysis
• Novels of Immigration, Relocation, Diaspora
• Origins of Literary Imagining
• Parody, Plagiarism, Postcolonialism
• Passion and Disillusionment
• Philanthropy and Social Difference
• Poetics
• Poetry Movements since 1950
• Poetry Movements since the 1950s
• Poetry and Poetics
• Poets and Correspondence
• Politics and American Film
• Post-1945 American Literature
• Postcolonial African Literature
• Principles of Literary Study
• Puerto Rican Literature of Migration
• Race Gender & Poetic Form
• Race and Racism
• Radical Poetries of the 20th Century
• Reading Freud
• Reading Lacan
• Reformation to Romanticism: The Violent Origins of Modern Thought
• Renaissance Colloquium
• Renaissance Drama
• Renaissance Literature in Europe: Humor and Wit Spring 2007
• Renaissance Women Writers
• Renaissance--Figuring the Erotic
• Restoration Literature from 1660-1740
• Rise of the Novel
• Romantic Era
• Romantic Literature
• Romantic Poetry
• Romantic Poetry: Byron, Shelley, Keats
• Romanticism
• Romanticism and Forms of Modernity
• Seminar in Am. Humor
• Seminar in American Comedy
• Seminar on Alternatives to Modernism
• Seminar on American Humor
• Seminar on Special Themes: The Enchanted Imagination
• Senior Seminar: Body and Language
• Senior Seminar: Man in the Crown, Woman in the Streets
• Senior Seminar: Modernism (1996)
• Senior Seminar: Shores of Refuge
• Senior Seminar: Slavery: Women's Experience
• Seventeenth Century Prose and Poetry
• Sexualities and Storytelling
• Shakespeare
• Shakespeare I & Critical Writing
• Shakespeare Seminar
• Shakespeare in Performance
• Shores of Refuge: Jewish American Literature (senior seminar)
• Skepticm and Affirmation
• Studies in the Novel: Dickens
• Survey of American Lit.
• TA for Foundations of American Lit
• The 18th-Century Comparative Novel
• The American Family Play
• The American Renaissance
• The Americas: Studies in Language and Lit.
• The Beat Generation
• The Book Review
• The Canterbury Tales
• The Classical Tradition
• The Enchanted Imagination
• The Enchanted Imagination, The Summons to Adventure
• The English Renaissance
• The Modern Novel
• The Novel and Global Capitalism
• The Novel, Dickens summer 2005
• The Road Movie
• The Summons to Adventure
• The Victorian Imagination
• The World and the American Writer
• The World of Banned Books
• Thesis
• Third World Bildungsroman
• Tragicomic Transformations
• Tudor-Stuart Drama
• US Latino Literature
• Utopias Seminar
• Victorian Literature 2003
• Victorian Novel
• Victorian Novel (6000)
• Victorian Poetry
• Victorian Poetry and Criticism
• Victorian and Modern Drama
• Virginia Woolf and Her Contemporaries
• Visual and Verbal Arts
• W3335-W3336 Shakespeare, Renaissance Playwrights
• W3935: The Novel: Texts and Theories
• Walt Whitman and New York
• War and Propaganda
• West African Novel, Comparative Postcolonialisms
• Whitman and The City
• Whitman, Neruda, Pessoa seminar
• Women and Modernism and the Modernist Woman
• Women and Theatre
• Women, Prophets, and Social Change in the Renaissance
• Work and English Culture
• World Lit
• World Literature
• Writing Center
• Writing Medieval History
• Writing of History in Medieval Lit
• bible and english literature
• culture of the novel
• first year english, last fall term
• first year writing
• introduction to the major
• renaissance lyric
• the African Novel
• victorian lit, american fiction since 1945