Graduate Courses
In the first two years of graduate study, students are engaged in course work. Past seminar topics include:
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ENGL2210 |
Proseminar |
Ravit Reichman |
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ENGL2360K |
The Renaissance and Modernity |
Stephen Foley |
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ENGL2360Q |
Manuscript, Image, and the Middle English Text |
Elizabeth Bryan |
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ENGL2360R |
Civil Wars, Restoration, and Early Georgian |
Melinda Rabb |
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ENGL2360S |
Alternative Miltons |
Richard Rambuss |
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ENGL2360U |
Sacrifice |
Richard Rambuss |
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ENGL2360W |
Reading Things: Early Modern Material Culture |
Karen Newman |
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ENGL2360X |
Hamlet: Appropriation, Mediation, Theory |
Karen Newman |
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ENGL2360Y |
Lyric and Ecstasy |
Richard Rambuss |
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ENGL2360Z |
Shakespeare: A Politics of Love |
James Kuzner |
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ENGL2361A |
Is There Renaissance Lyric? |
Stephen Foley |
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ENGL2560E |
Liberalism |
Philip Gould |
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ENGL2560X |
The Rise of the Novel |
Melinda Rabb |
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ENGL2560Y |
Romanticism and Cultural Property |
William Keach |
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ENGL2560Z |
Global Early American Literature |
James Egan |
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ENGL2561A |
Manifest Destinies: Liberalism + Expansion in |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2561B |
Things Not Entirely Possessed: Romanticism |
Jacques Khalip |
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ENGL2561E |
The Third Person: Narrating the Subject of |
Stuart Burrows |
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ENGL2561F |
“This is what you were born for”: Optimism and Futurity |
Jacques Khalip |
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ENGL2561G |
On Late Style: James and His Contemporaries |
Stuart Burrows |
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ENGL2561H |
American Literature Without Borders |
Philip Gould |
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ENGL2561J |
Satire and Irony |
Melinda Rabb |
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ENGL2561M |
Psyche and Ethos in the Nineteenth-Century Novel |
Amanda Anderson |
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ENGL2561N |
Studying American Literature in the Digital Age |
James Egan |
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ENGL2561O |
The Romantic Detail |
Jacques Khalip |
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ENGL2561P |
Secret History |
Melinda Rabb |
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ENGL2561Q |
American Literature and Middle Class Labor |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2561R |
Transcendentaland Real in Nineteenth-Century British Fiction |
Ben Parker |
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ENGL2561S |
Corporate Aesthetics |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2760A |
American Modernist Poetry and Poetics |
Mutlu Blasing |
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ENGL2760B |
City, Culture, and Literature in the Early |
Tamar Katz |
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ENGL2760M |
Postcoloniality, Globalism, Diaspora |
Olakunle George |
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ENGL2760P |
The '50s in Color: Race, Empire, and U.S. Cold |
Daniel Kim |
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ENGL2760W |
American Literature and the Visual Arts |
Stuart Burrows |
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ENGL2760X |
After Postmodernism: New Fictional Modes |
Timothy Bewes |
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ENGL2760Y |
American Orientalism and Asian American |
Daniel Kim |
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ENGL2760Z |
African American Literature After 1965: |
Rolland Murray |
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ENGL2761A |
American Literature and the Cold War |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2761B |
Temporalities |
Tamar Katz |
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ENGL2761C |
Black Internationalism and Its Discontents |
Rolland Murray |
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ENGL2761D |
The Neoliberal Imagination |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2761F |
The Racial Lives of Affect |
Daniel Kim |
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ENGL2761G |
James Joyce and Literary Theory |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2761H |
After Blackness: Framing Contemporary African American Literature |
Rolland Murray |
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ENGL2761J |
Identity and Agency |
Ravit Reichman |
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ENGL2761K |
Poetics of Liveliness: Materiality and Change in Modernand Contemporary Poetry |
Ada Smailbegovíc |
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ENGL2761L |
The Post-Slavery Imagination |
Deak Nabers |
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ENGL2761M |
Photographic Memory |
Stuart Burrows |
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ENGL2761N |
Theories of Affect: Poetics of Expression Through and Beyond Identity |
Daniel Kim and Ada Smailbegović |
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ENGL2761P |
Modernism and Theories of Space |
Tamar Katz |
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ENGL2761Q |
Blackness and Being: Studies in Black Literary and Cultural Criticism |
Kevin Quashie |
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ENGL2900G |
History and Form |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2900L |
Literary Readings in Aesthetic Theory |
Marc Redfield |
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ENGL2900M |
The Reading Effect and the Persistence of Form |
Ellen Rooney |
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ENGL2900N |
Ethical Turns in Psychoanalysis and Literature |
Ravit Reichman |
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ENGL2900O |
Narrative Theory |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2900P |
The Plasticity of Form |
Ellen Rooney |
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ENGL2900Q |
Liberalism and Aesthetics |
Amanda Anderson |
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ENGL2900R |
Neuroaesthetics and Reading |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2900S |
Deleuze, Rancière, Literature, Film: The Logic of Connection |
Timothy Bewes |
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ENGL2900T |
Freud and Lacan |
Ravit Reichman |
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ENGL2900U |
Forms of Reading in the Wake of the Humanities |
Ellen Rooney |
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ENGL2900W |
Perversions: Hitchcock, Kubrick, Lynch |
Richard Rambuss |
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ENGL2900X |
Postcolonial Theory |
Leela Gandhi |
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ENGL2900Z |
Postcoloniality and Globalism |
Olakunle George |
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ENGL2901A |
Freedom without Freedoms |
James Kuzner |
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ENGL2901B |
Literary Theory II: Post-Structuralism and the Problem of the Subject |
Timothy Bewes |
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ENGL2901C |
Pedestrian Theory: Walking, Working, Waking |
Jacques Khalip |
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ENGL2901D |
War and the Politics of Cultural Memory |
Ravit Reichman and Daniel Kim |
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ENGL2901E |
Literary Phenomenology |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2901F |
Around 1948: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Global Transformations |
Leela Gandhi and Ariella Azoulay |
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ENGL2901G |
Ultimate Dialogicality: Thinking with Bakhtin |
Timothy Bewes |
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ENGL2901H |
Genres of Critique |
Ellen Rooney |
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ENGL2901J |
Classical and Post-Classical Narratology |
Paul Armstrong |
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ENGL2940 |
Scholarly Writing for Journal Publication |
Timothy Bewes |
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ENGL2950 |
Seminar in Pedagogy and Composition Theory |
Jonathan Readey |