Course descriptions can be found in the ORC.
Course Group I – Literature before the Mid-17th Century
Course Group II – Literature from the Mid-17th Century to the 19th Century
Course Group III – Literature from the Start of the 20th Century to the Present
Course Group IV – Criticism and Theory
Courses are subject to change; please check back for more information. **Please see the Class Schedule for class time references**
CRWT 10 (2A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Craig - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 11 (6B) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Craig
English Courses
ENGL 48 (3B) Critical Issues in Postcolonial Studies (Course Group IV), Professor Khan
ENGL 52.17 (10) Victorian Children's Literature: Fairytale and Fantasy (Course Group II), Professor Harner
ENGL 53.39 (2A) Haunted Houses in American Literature (Course Group III), Professor Clark
ENGL 62.05 (10A) The Horrors of Survival: American Literatures of Modernity (Junior Colloquium in Course Group II), Professor Godley
ENGL 63.10 (10A) Contemporary Science Fiction (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Clark
ENGL 64.04 (6B) Jacques Lacan and Psychoanalytic Thought (Junior Colloquium in Course Group IV), Professor Khan
CRWT 10 (10A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Craig - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 10 (2A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 12 (3A) Introduction to Poetry, Professor Francis - CRWT 12 application
CRWT 40.17/COLT 19.05 (3B) Workshop in Literary Translation (Course Group III), Professor Tanoukhi
CRWT 40.18 (3B) Writing Love Poems: Bewilderment, Anxiety, and the Art of Wonder (Course Group III), Professor Olzmann
CRWT 60 (2A) Advanced Workshop: Fiction, Professor O'Malley - CRWT 60 application
CRWT 62 (6B) Advanced Workshop: Poetry, Professor Francis - CRWT 62 application
English Courses
ENGL 1 (10) Literary History I: Literature Up to the Mid-Seventeenth Century (Course Group I), Professor Dever
ENGL 15 (10A) Shakespeare (Course Group I), Professor Ritger
ENGL 28 (11) Making Americans: Hipsters, Tricksters & Geniuses (Course Group II), Professor Boggs
ENGL 31 (2A) Asian American Literature and Culture (Course Group III), Professor Kim
ENGL 45 (2A) Introduction to Literary Theory (Course Group IV), Professor Tanoukhi
ENGL 53.16/AAAS 51/COLT 51.01 (12) African Literatures: Masterpieces of Literature from Africa (Course Group III), Professor Coly
ENGL 53.22 (10A) Science Fiction Studies (Course Group III), Professor Evens
ENGL 53.28/AAAS 81.10 (3A) James Baldwin: From the Civil Rights Movement to Black Lives Matter (Course Group III), Professor Blint
ENGL 53.35/AAAS 88.12 (12) From Diaspora Practices to Theory (Course Group III), Professor Campbell
ENGL 53.43/PHIL 1.17/AAAS 21.10 (10A) Race and Modernity: W.E.B. DuBois, James Baldwin, Lorraine Hansberry (Course Group III), Professor Thomas
ENGL 53.47/AAAS 67.06/WGSS 66.07 (3A) African Diaspora Women Writers (Course Group III), Professor Brown
ENGL 53.51/AAAS 35.03 (10A) The Idea of Black Culture (Course Group III), Professor Spillers
ENGL 55.24/LING 18 (10) History of the English Language, Professor Pulju
ENGL 62.03/WGSS 48.09 (12) Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers (Junior Colloquium in Course Group II), Professor Dever
ENGL 73.03/AAAS 35.01/WGSS 66.11 (6B) Black Elegies (Senior Seminar in Course Group III), Professor Brown
Foreign Study Program in London (Fall 2023 Program Director: Professor Chee)
**Tentative and subject to change. **
Creative Writing Courses
CRWT 10 (TBD) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Crouch - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 11 (10A) Introduction to Creative Nonfiction, Professor Sharlet
CRWT 20 (TBD) Intermediate Workshop: Fiction, Professor Crouch - CRWT 20 application
CRWT 40.04 (6B) Remains, Ruin, Repair, and Rapture: Trends in Urban Poetics (Course Group III), Professor Francis
CRWT 40.12 (10A) The Novels of Virginia Woolf: Radical Innovator (Course Group III), Professor Orner
CRWT 40.15 (TBD) Tell Me A Story: Introduction to Nonfiction Radio and Podcasting (Course Group III), Professor Crane
English Courses
ENGL 2 (10A) Literary History II: Literature from the Mid-Seventeenth through the Nineteenth Century (Course Group II), Professor Dever
ENGL 11 (11) Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales (Course Group I), Professor Edmondson
ENGL 23 (11) Romantic Literature: Aesthetics and Ideology from the French Revolution to Frankenstein (Course Group II), Professor Garrison
ENGL 26 (TBD) Social Justice and the Victorian Novel (Course Group 2), Professor Dever
ENGL 30/AAAS 34 (TBD) Early Black American Literature (Course Group III), Professor Chaney
ENGL 36 (10A) Contemporary American Fiction (Course Group III), Professor Stuelke
ENGL 37 (10A) Contemporary American Poetry (Course Group III), Professor Moodie
ENGL 45 (11) Introduction to Literary Theory (Course Group IV), Professor Boggs
ENGL 52.01 (12) Whitman and Dickinson (Course Group 2), Professor Boggs
ENGL 52.20/AAAS 82.11 (TBD) Reading Between the Color Lines in 19th-Century American Literature (Course Group II), Professor Chaney
ENGL 54.04 (2A) Beautiful, Ugly, Cute, Dumpy: An Introduction to Aesthetics (Course Group IV), Professor Tanoukhi
ENGL 63.01/WGSS 66.24 (2) Modern American Jewish Women Writers (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Zeiger
ENGL 63.02/AAAS 26 (2A) Toni Morrison (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Moodie
ENGL 74.11 (3A) High Theory (Senior Seminar in Course Group IV), Professor Evens
**Tentative and subject to change.**
Creative Writing Courses
CRWT 10 (10A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor Orner - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 10 (2A) Introduction to Fiction, Professor O'Malley - CRWT 10 application
CRWT 12 (2A) Introduction to Poetry, Professor Olzmann - CRWT 12 application
CRWT 20 (10A) Intermediate Workshop: Fiction, Professor O'Malley - CRWT 20 application
CRWT 21 (10A) Intermediate Workshop: Creative Nonfiction, Professor Sharlet - CRWT 21 application
CRWT 22 (3B) Intermediate Workshop: Poetry, Professor Olzmann - CRWT 22 application
CRWT 40.03 (2A) Raising the Dead (Course Group III), Professor Sharlet
CRWT 41.01/FILM 44.10 (10A) Writing for Television (Course Group III), Professor Carabatsos
CRWT 60 (2A) Advanced Workshop: Fiction, Professor Chee - CRWT 60 application
English Courses
ENGL 3 (3B) Literary History III: Literature in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries (Course Group III), Professor Khan
ENGL 6 (12) Narrative Journalism: Literature and Practice, Professor Jetter
ENGL 13 (TBD) Medieval English Literature (Course Group I), Professor Edmondson
ENGL 17 (TBD) Milton (Course Group 1), Professor Ritger
ENGL 32/NAIS 35 (TBD) Native American Literature (Course Group III), Professor Benson Taylor
ENGL 33/AAAS 35 (TBD) Modern Black American Literature (Course Group III), Professor Moodie
ENGL 34 (11) From Anna Christie to Hamilton (and Donald Trump): Modern American Drama (Course Group III), Professor Pease
ENGL 38 (11) American and British Poetry: 1900 to 1960 (Course Group III), Professor Zeiger
ENGL 52.18 (TBD) Netflix and the Victorian Serial Novel (Course Group II), Professor Harner
ENGL 53.49/COLT 49.09 (TBD) Graphic Medicine (Course Group III), Professor Chaney
ENGL 54.03/WGSS 51.09 (10A) Young Adult Literature (Course Group IV), Professor Stuelke
ENGL 55.26/COLT 35.06/MES 15.13 (3B) Sufism as World Literature, Professor Morsi
ENGL 63.06 (TBD) The Undead South: Horror and Haunting in U.S. Southern Literature (Junior Colloquium in Course Group III), Professor Benson Taylor
ENGL 64.02 (2) Garden Politics: Literature, Theory, Practice (Junior Colloquium in Course Group IV), Professor Zeiger
ENGL 71.14 (TBD) Knights, Camelot, Action! (Senior Seminar in Course Group I), Professor Edmondson
ENGL 74.06 (6B) Frantz Fanon: Colonial War and Mental Disorders (Senior Seminar in Course Group IV), Professor Khan