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Graduate Programs : Graduate Courses: Archived Courses: Fall Term 2002

Archived Graduate Course Offerings

Graduate Course Offerings
Fall Term 2002

All descriptions and courses are tentative at this point and so are subject to change. All English graduate students will be made aware of course cancellations or additions over e-mail.

ALL GRADUATE COURSES REQUIRE OVERRIDES, AND STUDENTS MUST SEE JAN BURGESS TO OBTAIN OVERRIDES.

The following Fall 2002 English Graduate courses are closed with waitlists:

526.001	668.001
549.001	668.002
569.001	802.001
570.001	821.001
635.001	851.001
646.001

Please contact Jan Burgess in the English Graduate Office
if you would like to be added to the waitlist.
6/18/2002

(Click on Course number to read the course description.)

COURSE/ SECTION	COURSE TITLE	COURSE SUBTITLE	DAY/TIME	ROOM	INSTRUCTOR
501.001	OLD ENGLISH		MW 8:30-10	4211 AH	T. Toon
516.001	LITERARY RESEARCH & THE COMPUTER	Research and Technology in the Humanities	TTH 1-3	G444B MH	E. Rabkin
520.001	INTRODUCTION TO GRADUATE STUDIES		TTh 10-11:30	B239 EH	A. Pinch
521.001	HISTORY OF LITERARY THEORY	Doing Things With Theory	TTh 8:30-10	4199 AH	D. Thomas
526.001	LITERATURE AND CULTURE	Hybridities: Collaborative Investigations of the Verbal and the Visual Image	M 1:30-4:30	Room 2002 Art & Architecture Building	L. Gregerson
549.001	CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE	Some Forms of Contemporary Fiction	MW 11:30-1	4175 AH	C. Baxter
569.001	CREATIVE NON-FICTION WORKSHOP		Th 6-9	4175 AH	T. Lynch
570.001	TEACHING WRITING	Introduction to Composition Studies	W 6-9	4199 AH	A. Gere
571.001	FICTION WORKSHOP		W 6-9	4175 AH	N. Delbanco
571.002	FICTION WORKSHOP		W 6-9	4207 AH	N. Reisman
574.001	POETRY WORKSHOP		T 4-7	4199 AH	L Gregerson
574.002	POETRY WORKSHOP		M 6-9	4207 AH	L. Goodison
627.001	CRITICAL THEORY AND CROSS CULTURAL STUDIES	Aesthetic Politics in the Literature of the Postcolonial Pacific	W 4-7	Room TBA	S. Najita
635.001	TOPICS IN POETRY	Renaissance Poetry	MW 1-2:30	4199 AH	M. Schoenfeldt
641.001	TOPICS IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD	Representing Christianity, Judaism and Islam	TTh 2:30-4	4211 AH	T. Tinkle
646.001	TOPICS IN THE ROMANTIC PERIOD		TTh 1-2:30	4175 AH	M. Levinson
668.001	STUDIES IN AMERICAN AUTHORS	Tales of the Market: Some American Fictions 1890-1925	TTh 8:30-10	4175 AH	J. Freedman
668.002	STUDIES IN AMERICAN AUTHORS	Critical Approaches to African American Literature	Th 4-7	4207 AH	A. Keizer
695.001	PEDAGOGY		F 8:30-11:30	4175 AH	A. Curzan
802.001	SEMINAR: ENGLISH LANGUAGE	The Revolution in the English Language, 1476-1776	MW 2:30-4	4175 AH	R. Bailey
821.001	SEMINAR: CRITICAL THEORY	Poststructuralism and Postcolonial Theory	T 3-6	4207 AH	S. Gikandi
841.001	MODERNISM AND THE MATERIAL TEXT	Yeats, Pound, and Moore	TTh 10-11:30	4175 AH	G. Bornstein
851.001	SEMINAR: AMERICAN LITERATURE	Documenting America: Realism, Photography, Modernity	W 9-12	4199 AH	S. Blair

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