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ENGL 2 Literary History II: Literature from the mid-Seventeenth Century through the Nineteenth Century
ENGL 21 Reason and Revolution
ENGL 22 The Rise of the Novel
ENGL 23 Romantic Literature: Aesthetics and Ideology from the French Revolution to Frankenstein
ENGL 24 Victorian Literature and Culture, 1837-1859
ENGL 26 Social Justice and the Victorian Novel
ENGL 27 Tell It Slant: Female, Black, Queer Readings of Early American Poetry
ENGL 28 Making Americans: Hipsters, Tricksters and Geniuses
ENGL 29 American Fiction to 1900
ENGL 30/AAAS 34 Early Black American Literature
ENGL 52.01 Whitman and Dickinson
ENGL 52.02 The Civil War in Literature
ENGL 52.03/AAAS 82.05/COCO 3.01 Dave the Potter: Slavery Between Pots and Poems
ENGL 52.04 The American Renaissance at Dartmouth
ENGL 52.05/WGSS 48.08 Desire and Difference in 19th Century British Fiction
ENGL 52.06/COLT 62.04 Media & Monstrosity
ENGL 52.10 Vox Clamantis: Wilderness in 19thC American Literature
ENGL 52.11/COCO 24/GOVT 60.18/HIST 90.06 Daniel Webster and the Dartmouth College Case
ENGL 52.15 Transatlantic Gothic
ENGL 52.16 God, Darwin, and the Literary Imagination
ENGL 52.17 Victorian Children's Literature: Fairytale and Fantasy
ENGL 52.18 Netflix and the Victorian Serial Novel
ENGL 52.19 Poverty in American Literature, 1861-1925
ENGL 52.20/AAAS 82.11 Reading Between the Color Lines in 19th-Century American Literature
ENGL 52.21 Popular Fiction and the Culture of Empire
ENGL 52.22 The Last Man: Race, Empire, Disease
ENGL 62.01 British Fictions of Revolution
ENGL 62.02 The New Emily Dickinson: After the Digital Turn
ENGL 62.03/WGSS 48.09 Nineteenth-Century British Women Writers
ENGL 62.04 Trauma and Enjoyment in Early American Literature
ENGL 62.05 The Horrors of Survival: American Literatures of Modernity
ENGL 62.12 Jane Austen
ENGL 62.16 Victorian Faces/Facial Politics
ENGL 62.22/AAAS 88.11 Atlantic Slavery/Atlantic Freedom (also in Course Group IV)
ENGL 72.02/COLT 49.05 Decadence, Degeneration and the Fin de Siecle
ENGL 72.03 Bohemia: Glamorous Outcasts & the Nineteenth-Century Novel
ENGL 72.05 1850s America
ENGL 72.06 Dickens in Context
ENGL 72.09 Ecocriticism
ENGL 72.13 The Brontës
ENGL 72.14 From Riches to Rags: Poverty in American Literature, 1861-1925