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Fall 2018 Class Schedule

CourseTitleInstructorDay/Time
English 206Reading & Writing Poetry QuesadaMW  12:30-1:50
English 206Reading & Writing Poetry MehiganTTh  9:30-10:50
English 206Reading & Writing Poetry MehiganTTh  12:30-1:50
English 207Reading & Writing FictionBouldreyMW  9:30-10:50
English 208Reading & Writing Creative Non FictionBouldreyMW  2-3:20
English 213Introduction to FictionLawMW  10-10:50
English 234Introduction to ShakespeareMastenMW  12:30-1:50
English 270-1 American Literary Traditions Part 1ErkkilaTTh  11-12:20
English 300Seminar in Reading & Interpretation: Coming to TermsGrossmanMW  11-12:20
English 300Seminar in Reading & Interpretation: Ideas of JusticeSchwartzMW  12:30-1:50
English 300Seminar in Reading & Interpretation: American Appetites: Food Writing and National IdentityFritzTTh  3:30-4:50
English 311Studies in Poetry: Contemporary Poetry Communities (Post 1830/TTC)FeinsodTTh  3:30-4:50
English 312Studies in Drama: The Drama of Homosexuality (Post 1830/ICSP)MastenMW  3:30-4:50
English 313Studies in Fiction: Unreliable Narrators (Post 1830/ICSP)MarksTTh  2-3:20
English 335Milton (Pre 1830)SchwartzMW  9:30-10:50
English 339Special Topics in Shakespeare: Other Shakespeares: Postcolonial Adaptations in Literature and Film (Pre 1830/TTC)CostaTTh  9:30-10:50
English 353Studies in Romantic Literature: Frankenstein Redux (Pre 1830)FinnTTh  9:30-10:50
English 359Studies in Victorian Literature: Thomas Hardy and the Poetics of Evolution (Post 1830)LawMW  2-3:20
English 366Studies in African American Literature: Black Paris: African American Writers in the City of Lights (Post 1830/ICSP)FritzTTh  12:30-1:50
English 368Studies in 20th Century Literature: Queer Modernisms (Post 1830/ICSP)NordgrenMW  12:30-1:50
English 369Studies in African Literature: Africa and Race (Post 1830/TTC)MwangiMW  11-12:20
English 372American Poetry: Historicizing American Poetry (Post 1830)GrossmanMW  3:30-4:50
English 385Topics in Combined Studies: Revolution (Post 1830)CutlerTTh  9:30-10:50
English 385Topics in Combined Studies: Theories of Comedy (Post 1830)Davis, T.TTh  11-12:20
English 388Studies in Literature & Religion: Radical Spirits (Post 1830)HighMW  12:30-1:50
English 393-1Theory & Practice of PoetryKinzieMW  3:30-4:50
English 394-1Theory & Practice of FictionDonohueMW  3:30-4:50
English 395-1Theory & Practice of Creative NonfictionStielstraMW  3:30-4:50
English 397Research Seminar: Literature After the InternetHodgeMW  3:30-4:50
English 398-1Honors SeminarMwangiW  3-5:50
English 403Writers Studies in LiteratureGibbonsW  2:00-4:50
English 410Introduction to Graduate StudyEvansM  2:00-4:50
English 431Studies in 16th Century Literature: Experiments in Renaissance Poetry: Methods and Making Knowledge, with Help from Hester PulterWallT  2:00-4:50
English 455Studies in Victorian Literature: George Eliot: Fiction, Ethics, and the Riddle of Fellow-FeelingLaneTh  2:00-4:50
English 471Studies in American Literature: Founding TerrorsErkkilaW  2:00-4:50
English 481Studies in Literary Theory and Criticism: Queer Theory & CinemaDavis, N.Th  2:00-4:50
English 493Elements of CraftCurdyM  2:00-4:50