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1 Titles New Course# Old Course# SAS Core Once Upon a Time: Why We Tell Stories (Signature Course) 358: :200 Ahp Introduction to Literature 358: :201 Ahp Shakespeare 358: :221 AHp Gods and Monsters 358:203 NEW Biblical Backgrounds of Literature in English 358: :319 British Literature from the Middle Ages to : :225 AHp British Literature from 1800 to the Present 358: :226 Introduction to American Literature 358: :227 AHp Major Topics and Authors in American Literature 358: :228 AHp Introduction to 20th-Century Literature 358: :222 AHp Introduction to 21st-Century Literature 358: :230 AHp Introduction to World Literatures in English 358: :216 AHp Black Literature from the Colonial Period to : :250 Black Literature from 1930 to the Present 358: :251 AHp Introduction to South Asian Literature 358: :235 Introduction to Dramatic Literature 358: :240 AHp Introduction to Poetry 358: :241 AHp Introduction to the Novel 358: :242 AHp Introduction to the Short Story 358: :243 AHp Introduction to Myth 358: :244 Introduction to Folklore 358: :245 Introduction to the Gothic 358: :330 Introduction to Comic Literature 358: :325 Introduction to Tragic Literature 358: :326 Introduction to Satiric Literature 358: :339 Introduction to Autobiography 358: :341 Introduction to Travel Literature 358: :331 Introduction to Children's Literature 358: :250 AHp Introduction to Crime Fiction 358: :251 AHp Introduction to Science Fiction 358: :253 AHp Introduction to Modern Literary Fantasy 358: :332 Introduction to the Graphic Novel 358: :231 AHp Introduction to Multiethnic Literatures of the United States 358: :252 AHp Introduction to the Study of Women Writers 358: :265 AHp 358:299 History of the English Language 358: :310 Classical Backgrounds of Literature in English 358: :317 Literature of Medieval Courts 358: :301

2 Medieval Literature of Dissent 358: :302 Medieval Romance 358: :320 Chaucer 358: :321 Medieval and Early Modern Women Writers 358: :381 Cultures of the Middle Ages 358: :388 Issues and Problems in Medieval Literature and Culture 358: : :310 Renaissance Literature: The 16th Century 358: :303 Renaissance Literature: The 17th Century 358: :304 Drama in the Age of Shakespeare 358: :343 Shakespeare: The Elizabethan Plays 358: :322 Shakespeare: The Jacobean Plays 358: :323 Milton 358: :324 Major Renaissance Writers 358: :325 16th-Century Poetry 358: :332 17th-Century Poetry 358: :333 Issues and Problems in Renaissance Literature and Culture 358: : :321 Restoration and Early 18th-Century Literature 358: :305 Later 18th-Century Literature 358: :306 Restoration and 18th-Century Poetry 358: :334 Restoration and 18th-Century Theater and Drama 358: :344 18th-Century Novel 358: :352 Restoration and 18th-Century Women Writers 358: :382 Issues and Problems in 18th-Century Literature and Culture 358: : :329 Early Romantic Literature 358: :307 Later Romantic Literature 358: :308 Victorian Literature 358: :309 Late Victorian and Edwardian Literature 358: :310 Victorian Poetry 358: :335 19th-Century Theater and Drama 358: :345 19th-Century British Fiction 358: :354 19th-Century Women Writers 358: :383 Issues and Problems in 19th-Century Literature and Culture 358: : :339 Literature and Culture of the Colonial Americas 358: :315

3 Antebellum American Literature 358: :316 19th-Century American Poetry 358: :340 19th-Century American Fiction 358: :359 American Realism and Naturalism 358: :317 Early 20th-Century American Literature 358: :318 Later 20th-Century American Literature 358: :319 American Theater and Drama 358: :349 American Women Writers 358: :385 American Autobiography 358: :342 Issues and Problems in American Literature 358:350 NEW 358:351 Early 20th-Century Literature 358: :311 Later 20th-Century Literature 358: :312 Early 20th-Century Poetry 358: :337 Later 20th-Century Poetry 358: :338 Early 20th-Century Theater and Drama 358: :346 Later 20th-Century Theater and Drama 358: :347 Early 20th-Century Fiction 358: :355 Later 20th-Century Fiction 358: :356 20th-Century Literature in a Global Context 358: :378 20th-Century Women Writers 358: :384 Issues and Problems in 20th-Century Literature and Culture 358: : :364 21st-Century Literature 358: :313 Issues and Problems in 21st-Century Literature and Culture 358:366 NEW 358: : :369 Black Narrative 358: :361 Black Poetry 358: :362 Black Theater and Drama 358: :363 Black Novel 358: :364 Black Autobiography 358: :365 19th-Century Black Literature 358: :367 Harlem Renaissance 358: :368 Black Writers of the 1960s 358: :369 Black Music and Literature 358: :370 Black Women Writers 358: :371 Literature of the Black World 358: :372 Issues and Problems in Black Literature 358: : :382 Readings in Colonial and Postcolonial Literature 358: :365 Literatures of Migration, Immigration, and Diaspora 358: :366

4 Literatures of Africa in English 358: :371 Literatures of Asia in English 358: :371 Ethnic Literatures in the United States 358: :375 Native American Literatures in English 358: :376 Asian-American Literatures in English 358: :377 Chicano/Chicana Literature 358: :378 Irish Literature in English 358: :345 Issues and Problems in English Literatures of the World 358:392 NEW Independent Study 358: : :393 Theater and Drama by Women 358: :355 Fiction by Women 358: :356 Poetry by Women 358: :357 Issues and Problems in Writing by Women 358:397 NEW The Bible as Literature 358: : :399 Old English Language and Literature 358: :411 Seminar: Old English Language and Literature 358: :412 WCr Seminar: Chaucer 358: :420 WCr Seminar: Topics in Medieval Literature and Culture 358: :422 WCr Seminar: Spenser 358: :424 WCr Seminar: Shakespeare 358: :426 WCr Seminar: Milton 358: :428 WCr Seminar: Topics in Renaissance Literature and Culture 358: :434 WCr Seminar: Topics in Restoration and 18th-Century Literature and Culture 358: :435 WCr Seminar: Topics in 19th-Century Literature and Culture 358: :436 WCr Seminar: Topics in 20th-Century Literature and Culture 358: :437 WCr Seminar: Topics in Genre 358: :440 Seminar: Topics in American Literature and Culture to : :441 WCr Seminar: Topics in 19th-Century American Literature and Culture 358: :442 WCr Seminar: Topics in Black Literature and Culture 358: :445 WCr Seminar: Special Topics in American Literature 358: :452 WCr Seminar: Topics in Colonial and Postcolonial Literature 358: :460 WCr Seminar: Special Topics in Literature 358: :491 WCr Independent Study 358: :493

5 Independent Study (BA) 358: : :499 Principles of Literary Study: Poetry 359: :219 AHp, WCd Principles of Literary Study: Prose 359: :220 AHp, WCd 359:203 Introduction to Research Methods 359: :496 Introduction to Literature and Medicine 359:209 NEW Introduction to Literary Theory 359: :230 AHo Introduction to Performance Theory 359:220 NEW History of Literary Theory I 359: :301 History of Literary Theory II 359: :302 Issues and Problems in Literary Theory 359: : :313 Theories of Genre 359: :370 Issues and Problems in Genre Theory 359: : :317 Cultural Theory in Literary Studies 359: :330 Popular Culture 359: :337 Marxist Literary Theory 359: :320 Issues and Problems in Cultural Theory 359:323 NEW 359:324 Psychoanalytic Literary Theory 359: :350 Literature and Psychology 359: :347 Issues and Problems in Psychoanalytic Theory 359:327 NEW 359:328 Theories of Gender and Sexuality 359: :346 Literature and Sexuality 359: :348 Issues and Problems in Theories of Gender and Sexuality 359:332 NEW 359:333 Feminist Theory in Literary Study 359: :340 Issues and Problems in Feminist Literary Studies 359: : :337 Deconstruction and Poststructuralist Theory 359: :315 Issues and Problems in Decon/Poststruc Theory 359:341 NEW 359:342 Colonial and Postcolonial Theory 359: :326 Issues and Problems in Colonial and Po-Co Theory 359:346 NEW 359:347 Literature and Science 359:350 NEW Literature and Medicine 359: :351 Literary and Scientific Writing 359: :349 Issues and Problems in Literature and Science 359:353 NEW 359:354 Literature and Performance Theory 359:355 NEW Issues and Problems in Literature and Performance Theory 359:356 NEW 359:357

6 Literature and Media Theory 359:360 NEW Literature and Visual Culture 359: :313 Digital Literary Studies 359: :312 ITR Issues and Problems in Literature and Media Theory 359:363 NEW 359:364 Literature, Religion, and Theory 359: :360 Literary Approaches to Sacred Texts 359: :322 Issues and Problems in Literature and Theology 359:367 NEW 359:368 Independent Study 359: :394 Junior Honors Seminar 359: : :399 Seminar: Topics in Literary Theory 359: :491 WCr Seminar: Topics in Genre Theory 359:415 NEW Seminar: Topics in Cultural Theory 359:420 NEW Seminar: Topics in Literature and Psychology 359:425 NEW Seminar: Topics in Theories of Gender and Sexuality 359:430 NEW Seminar: Topics in Feminist Theory 359: :496 WCr Seminar: Topics in Deconstruction and Poststructuralist Theory 359:440 NEW Seminar: Topics in Colonial and Postcolonial Theory 359:445 NEW Seminar: Topics in Literature and Science 359:450 NEW Seminar: Topics in Literature and Performance Theory 359:455 NEW Seminar: Topics in Media Theory 359:460 NEW Independent Study 359: :494 Senior Honors Tutorial 359: :499 Senior Honors Seminar 359: :497 Senior Honors Tutorial - Fall 359: :498 Senior Honors Seminar- Spring 359:499 NEW English: Literature English: Theories and Methods Film Introduction to Film 354: :201 AHp Introduction to Film 354: :202 AHp Cinema Today 354:205 NEW AHp, 21C Close Readings of Cinema 354: :210 The Films of Alfred Hitchcock 354:250 NEW AHp American Screen Comedy 354:270 NEW AHp The Craft of Screenwriting 354: :308 Cinema and the Arts 354: :312 American Cinema I 354: :315 American Cinema II 354: :316 Films from Here: the Cinema of New York and New Jersey 354:318

7 World Cinema I 354: :320 World Cinema II 354: :321 AHp, 21C Digital Cinema 354:301 NEW Criticial Methodology in Film 354: :330 Criticial Methodology in Film 354: :331 Film Sound 354:335 NEW Major Filmmakers 354: :350 Major Filmmakers 354: :351 The Films of John Ford 354:355 NEW The Films of Jean Renoir and Fritz Lang 354:356 NEW Film Noir 354:360 NEW Film Genres 354: :370 Film Melodrama 354:371 NEW The Documentary 354: :373 Science Fiction Film 354:374 NEW Film and Society 354: :375 Theories of Women and Film 354: :385 Special Topics in Film Studies 354: :391 Special Topics in Film Studies 354: :392 Seminar in Film Studies 354:410 NEW WCr Seminar: Film Theory 354: :420 WCr 354: : :499 English:Creative Writing Introduction to Multimedia Composition 351:209 Ahr, ITR Introduction to Creative Writing 351:211 AHr Introduction to Creative Writing 351:212 AHr Screenwriting for Film 351:303 Screenwriting for Television 351:304 Creative Non-Fiction 351:305 Creative Writing Poetry 351:306 Creative Writing Fiction 351:307 Creative Writing Playwriting 351:308 Digital Composition 351:309 Documentary Filmmaking for Writers 351:314 Advanced Creative Writing Workshop- Multi-Genre 351:405 Advanced Creative Writing Workshop - Poetry 351:406 Advanced Creative Writing Workshop - Fiction 351:407 Advanced Creative Writing Workshop - Playwriting 351:408 Independent Study in Creative Wriitng - Portfolio 351:410

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