Course examines the ¿medievalism¿ of nineteenth-century British writers, that is, their adoption of medieval subjects and themes, within the context of medieval literature. Our leading questions cluster around three topics: the quest, Arthurian romance, and the dark side of fairyland. Readings...
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ENGLISH 186B (section 1) American Crime |
Nancy Ruttenburg | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 11:30am - 1:20pm 110-101 |
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ENGLISH 187F (section 1) Everyday Matters |
Saikat Majumdar | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday Wednesday 12:30pm - 2:20pm 240-101 |
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ENGLISH 190 (section 1) Intermediate Fiction Writing |
Scott Hutchins | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday Wednesday 3:30pm - 5:20pm 110-114 |
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ENGLISH 190F (section 1) Fiction into Film |
Tom Kealey | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 3:00pm - 4:50pm 200-015 |
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ENGLISH 190T (section 1) Special Topics in Intermediate Fiction Writing |
Dana Kletter | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday Wednesday 1:30pm - 3:20pm 120-314 |
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ENGLISH 190F (section 2) Fiction into Film |
Shimon Tanaka | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 3:00pm - 4:50pm 160-321 |
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ENGLISH 190T (section 2) Special Topics in Intermediate Fiction Writing |
Nina Schloesser | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 1:30pm - 3:20pm 110-114 |
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ENGLISH 191V (section 1) Reading for Creative Non-Fiction Writers |
Larissa MacFarquhar | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday 2:30pm - 5:20pm 420-245 |
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ENGLISH 192 (section 1) Intermediate Poetry Writing |
Solmaz Sharif | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday Wednesday 3:30pm - 5:20pm LATHROP296 |
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ENGLISH 201 (section 1) The Bible and Literature |
Patricia Parker | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 3:00pm - 4:50pm 460-334 |
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ENGLISH 202 (section 1) History of the Book |
Stephen Orgel | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday 1:30pm - 4:20pm BARCHAS ROOM GREEN LIBRARY |
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ENGLISH 241 (section 1) Eighteenth-Century Women Writers (FEMGEN 241W) |
Terry Castle | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday Thursday 3:00pm - 4:50pm 260-003 |
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ENGLISH 265F (section 1) Literature of the American Renaissance: 1850-1855 |
Nancy Ruttenburg | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 1:30pm - 4:20pm 160-322 |
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ENGLISH 290 Advanced Fiction Writing |
Adam Johnson | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday Wednesday 1:30pm - 3:20pm ECON206 |
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ENGLISH 291 (section 1) Advanced Creative Nonfiction |
Tobias Wolff | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday 6:00pm - 8:50pm 200-107 |
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ENGLISH 313 (section 1) Performance and Performativity |
Peggy Phelan | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 9:30am - 12:20pm MEMAUD125 |
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ENGLISH 315 (section 1) Theories of Tragedy |
Blair Hoxby | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 9:30am - 12:20pm EDUC130 |
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ENGLISH 317A (section 1) Irony |
Blakey Vermeule | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 1:30pm - 4:20pm THORNT208 |
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ENGLISH 334B (section 1) Concepts of Modernity II: Culture, Aesthetics, and Society in the Age of Globalization (COMPLIT 334B, MTL 334B) |
Vaughn Rasberry | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 3:00pm - 5:50pm 110-101 |
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ENGLISH 368A (section 1) Imagining the Oceans (COMPLIT 368A, FRENCH 368A) |
Margaret Cohen | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday 1:30pm - 4:20pm EDUC208 |
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ENGLISH 375A (section 1) Renaissance Literature and Politics after the New Historicism |
Ivan Lupić | 2015-2016 Winter |
Thursday 1:30pm - 4:20pm LATHROP294 |
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ENGLISH 381B (section 1) Theories of Race and Ethnicity |
Paula Moya | 2015-2016 Winter |
Tuesday 1:30pm - 4:20pm THORNT209 |
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ENGLISH 390 (section 1) Graduate Fiction Workshop |
Elizabeth Tallent | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 3:15pm - 6:05pm |
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ENGLISH 392 (section 1) Graduate Poetry Workshop |
Louise Gluck | 2015-2016 Winter |
Wednesday 3:15pm - 6:05pm |
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ENGLISH 396P (section 1) Publication Workshop: The Article |
Sianne Ngai | 2015-2016 Winter |
Monday 1:30pm - 4:20pm 260-007 |
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ENGLISH 398W (section 1) Orals, Publication and Dissertation Workshop |
Sianne Ngai | 2015-2016 Winter |
4:00pm - 4:00pm |
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