Undergraduate

Course Information

Highlighted Courses: Winter 2010

If you are searching for some interesting courses to add to your schedule this winter, there are a number still with space available. Below you'll find several courses worth considering. Please click on the course for a full description. For a full listing of current courses, please visit the LSA Course Guide .

English 280.001: Treasures, Relics, and Weapons

Professor Theresa Tinkle
Tues & Thurs 4-5:30pm
Humanities Distribution for non-majors 

English 280.002: Reading for Life

Professor John Whittier-Ferguson
Mon & Wed 10-11:30am
Humanities Distribution for non-majors

ENGLISH 303: Language and Gender

Professor Anne Curzan
Mon & Wed  2:30-4pm
This course satisfies the New Traditions requirement for English concentrators

ENGLISH 305: Intro to English Language

Professor Thomas Toon
Tues & Thurs 11:30-1pm
This course fulfills the New Traditions requirement for English Concentrators

ENGLISH 313.001: Jane Austen

Professor Adela Pinch
Mon & Wed 10-11:30am
Fulfills Pre-1830 and New Traditions for English Concentrators;
Humanities Distribution for non-majors

ENGLISH 313.010: Ancient Greek / Modern Gay Sexuality

Professor David Halperin
Tues & Thurs 6-7:30pm
This course satisfies the Pre1600 requirement for English Concentrators
Humanities Distribution for non-majors

ENGLISH 313.020: Oprah Winfrey Presents American Literature: The Talk Show Host as Cultural Impresario

Professor Michael Awkward
Mon & Wed 10-1130am
This course satisfies the American Literature and New Traditions requirements for English Concentrators

ENGLISH 313.030: Children's Literature and the Invention of Modern Childhood

Professor Lisa Makman
Mon & Wed 2:30-4pm

ENGLISH 342: Science Fiction

Professor Eric S. Rabkin
Tues & Thurs 4-5:30pm

English 351: Liberty, Equality, Sympathy:  The Literature of Early Modern Political Transformation

Professor Mark Koch
Mon & Wed 11:30-1pm
This course satisfies the Pre1830 requirement for English Concentrators

ENGLISH 362.001: The American Novel, 1688 to 2005

Professor Scotti Parrish
Mon & Wed 11:30am-1pm

ENGLISH 364: The New Americans

Professor Michael Byers
Mon & Wed 4-5:30pm
This course satisfies the American Literature and New Traditions requirements for English Concentrators

ENGLISH 367: The Plays of William Shakespeare

Professor Doug Trevor
Mon & Wed 1-2:30pm
The course satisfies the Pre1600 requirement for English Concentrators;
Humanities Distribution for non-majors

ENGLISH 470: Travels and Travail in New Worlds

Professor Scotti Parrish
Mon & Wed 2:30-4pm
This course satisfies the American Literature and Pre1830 requirements for English Concentrators