Spring 2013 English Courses  

(changes may necessarily occur)  

* Course is approved for distribution 1  

Preregistration begins: Nov. 11, 2012  

English Dept. Majors Advising Luncheon: Date is Nov. 5, 2012, at  11:00-1:30 

Lunch served at 12:00 noon 

ENGL Course Number 
* approved for D1		 Title of Course **Day/Time
(see Registrar)
 Instructor
*175.1  Global Literatures in English     Rosenthall 
*175.2  Global Literatures in English     Seglie 
*175.3  Global Literatures in English     Richardson 
*175.4  Global Literatures in English     Nelson 
200.1  Critical Reading and Writing     Comer 
200.2 Critical Reading and Writing   Snow
201 Introduction to Creative Writing   Schimmel
*250    Masterworks of Fiction         Miner  
*255   Idea of Shakespeare       Campana  
*260   Introduction to the Study of American Literature       Bezusko  
268 Native American Literature   Slappey
*270   Aspects of Modern Literature       Macellaro  
*277  Literature and Forensics      Roof 
278    Medicine in the Age of Networked Intelligence         Ostherr 
300.1   Practices in Literary Study       Morris
300.2   Practices in Literary Study       Morton
301    Intro to Fiction Writing         Smith   
304   Intro to Poetry Writing       Otremba  
305  Intro to Personal Essay Writing     Schimmel 
312   
MDST 312		 Scandanavian Fantasy Worlds- 
Norse Sagas and Skyrim  		     Ellard  
*320   Shakespeare on Film (permission only)       Huston 
*323  Early Modern Drama      Skura 
339   Romanticism in Ruins       Regier  
341   Victorian Literature and Culture       Browning  
343/SWGS343    Jane Austen's Worlds: "Jane Austen's Two Worlds"        Michie 
*346   20th Century British Literature       Lamos  
*357   Origins of the Postmodern       Morris 
*361   American Literature: 1860-1910       Gniadek  
*363 20th Cent. US War Novels (American Fiction: 1950-present)        Derrick
366    Topics in American Literature: The Bizarre, Strange, and Uncanny In 19th Century American Literature      Gniadek   
375   Film & Literature       Snow  
379   Intro to Third World Literature:
Spaces of Global Modernity  		     Sunya 
384  American Independent Cinema (4 credits)      Banner 
388 Media Studies: Global Media Cultures (4 credits)   Banner
397.1  Asian American Literature       Comer  
397.2   Sports Writing and the Writing of Sport       Regier  
398   Slavery in 20th Century, Film and Fiction       Waligora-Davis 
401    Advanced Fiction Writing         Smith  
404    Advanced Poetry Writing         Otremba  
418 (Capstone)  Topics in Renaissance Drama: Shakespeare's Rival Christopher Marlowe     Skura 
459 (Capstone)  Topics in Lit. and Ecology:
Aesthetics in the Anthropocene 		    Morton 
466 (Capstone)  Studies in American Literature:
The Fiction of Edith Wharton and Willa Cather  		     Derrick 
493  Directed Reading: Permission required; 2 forms required     Faculty 
495  Senior Thesis: by previous approval of Undergraduate Chair    Faculty 






































Undergraduate Course Schedule Spring 2012 

(titles archived; reference only) 


Spring 2012 COURSES 
(subject to change without notice until Nov. 11, 2011)
Preregistration : Nov. 13, 2011
Preregistration & advising luncheon for English Majors Nov. 9th  
*indicates approved for distribution 1

 
ENGL Number/Xlist  Title 
Day 
 Time  Instructor 
*100
 		 Introduction to Literature (freshmen only)
 
 
 		 Ellenzweig
 
*175.1
 		 Global Literatures in English
 
 
 		 Elliott
 
*175.2
 		 Global Literatures in English
 
 
 		 Walker
 
*175.3
 		 Global Literatures in English
 
 
 		 Fax
 
*175.4  Global Literatures in English
(added 11/15/11)
 		       Rickel
 
200.1
 		 Critical Reading and Writing
 
 
 		 Derrick
 
200.2
 		 Critical Reading and Writing
 
 
 		 Snow
 
204
 		 Forms of Poetry
 
 		    Campana
 
208
 		 Introduction to Visual Argument
 
 		    Driskill
 
*211
 		 Major British Writers: 1800-present
 
 
 		 Browning
 
*260
 		 Intro. to the Study of American Literature
 
 
 		 Gniadek
 
268
 		 Introduction to Native American Literature
 
 
 		 Slappey
 
*272
 		 Literature and Medicine
 
 
 		 Wood
 
290
 		 Topics in Literary and Cultural Analysis:
Post 9/11 Literature and Film
 
 
 		 Banner
 
300.1
 		 Practices in Literary Study
 
 
 		 Lurie
 
300.2
 		 Practices in Literary Study
 
 
 		 Roof
 
301
 		 Introduction to Fiction Writing
 
 
 		 Schimmel
 
305
 		 Introduction to Personal Essay Writing
 
 
 		 Recknagel
 
308
 		 How I Love and Hate the Bomb
 
 
 		 Driskill
 
313 MDST 313
 		 Beowulf for the 21st Century: Modern Aesthetics of Anglo-Saxon Poetics
 		       Ellard 
*317 (MDST 317/WGST301)
 		 Arthurian Literature
 		       Ellard
 
*320
 		 Shakespeare on Film
 		 . 
 		 Huston
 
*322
 		 Late Shakespeare
 
 
 		 Yeo
 
323  Early Modern Drama
 		       Skura 
*333
 		 19th Century British Fiction
If course is full, use special registration form
 
 
 		 Gavin
 
336
 		 Topics in British or Irish Literature
 
 
 		 Lamos
 
*342 SWGS 372
 		 Survey of Victorian Fiction:
The Victorian Novel
 
 
 		 Michie
 
*355 (FREN355)
 		 Modern Short Story:
Towards Ethics of Fiction
 		       Harter 
*357
 		 Origins of the Postmodern
 
 
 		 Morris
 
*361
 		 American Literature: 1860-1910
 
 
 		 Derrick
 
*362
 		 Survey of American Fiction: 1910-1950
 
 
 		 Morris
 
365
 		 American Poetry: 1960-present
 
 
 		 Klein
 
369 (SWGS369)
 		 The American West and Its Others

meets the noncanonical requirement for English major, and the race requirements for SWGS and PJHC minor.

 
 
 		 Comer
 
375
 		 Film and Literature (prerequisite: ENGL 377, or permission of instructor)
 
 
 		 Snow
 
376 Canceled 11/28/11
 		 Postcolonial Studies:
Power, Place, and Possibilities after Empire (CANCELED)
 
 
 
 
381 (SWGS327)
 		 20th Century Women Writers
 
 
 		 Lamos
 
389 (SWGS389)
 		 Youth Studies
If course is full, use special registration form
 
 
 		 Comer
 
397  Topics in Literature and Culture: Modern Jewish Literature
 		     Weininger 
400
 		 Seminar for Majors: Global Shakespeare
 
 
 		 Skura
 
401
 		 Advanced Fiction Writing
 
 
 		 Cambor
 
404
 		 Advanced Poetry Writing
 
 
 		 Wood
 
405  Advanced Personal Essay Writing
 		       Recknagel 
484
 		 Studies in Literary Genres:
Modern Drama
 		       Roof 
493  Directed Reading/Independent Study (permission only; 2 required forms available in ENGL Dept. HRG 225)
 
 		 as directed
 		 Faculty
 
495  Senior Thesis (permission only, 2 required forms available in ENGL Dept. HRG 225) New requirements are in process and will take effect Fall 2012.
 
 		 as directed
 		 Faculty
 
497  Topics in Literature: The City in Literature
 		       Doody