ENGL - English Language and Literature

ENGL 11000 Effective Writing
ENGL 15000 Composition I
ENGL 17000 Composition II
ENGL 20000-20099 Introduction to Literature
ENGL 20100 World Literature: Masterpieces of the Premodern World
ENGL 20101 World Literature: Masterpieces of the Modern World
ENGL 20103 World Literature: Do We Need Another Hero?
ENGL 20104 World Literature: Rebels and Robots, Technology and Freedom
ENGL 20105 World Literature: The Medieval World
ENGL 20106 World Literature: Faith, War, Travel, Memory, Love
ENGL 20107 World Literature: Heroes in Crisis
ENGL 20108 World Literature: Text Messages from Beyond the Grave
ENGL 20109 World Literature: Madness, Magic, and Enlightenment
ENGL 20500 British Literature: Fact, Fiction, and Everything In-Between
ENGL 20800 Introduction to Writing and Rhetoric
ENGL 21400 Introduction to Writing Poetry
ENGL 22200 Writing about Reality
ENGL 23500 American Literature: Slavery and War
ENGL 23501 American Literature: Breaking Free
ENGL 23502 American Literature: Family and Dysfunction
ENGL 23503 American Literature: Trauma and Modernity
ENGL 23800 Into the Promised Land: Race and Ethnicity in American Literature
ENGL 23900 Faulkner: Southern Belles and Racism
ENGL 24100 Celtic Literature
ENGL 24200 Viking Literature
ENGL 25000 Multiculturalism and Multilingualism
ENGL 25300 The Arthurian Legend
ENGL 25400 Mythology and Folklore
ENGL 25600 Greek Myth, Epic, and Tragedy
ENGL 25700 Dystopian Literature: Problems with Perfection
ENGL 25800 Detective Fiction
ENGL 25900 Existentialism: Absurdity, Angst, and The Meaning of Life
ENGL 26000 Gothic Literature: Monsters & Madness
ENGL 27500 Gender: Body, Mind, and Power
ENGL 28000-28099 Topics in Literature
ENGL 28200-28299 Topics in English
ENGL 28900-28999 Study Abroad
ENGL 28901 Study Abroad: Literary Theory
ENGL 28902 Study Abroad: American Literature, Space and Place
ENGL 28903 Study Abroad: Romantic Period Writing
ENGL 28904 Study Abroad: Gothic and Horror
ENGL 28905 Study Abroad: Eighteenth-Century Writing
ENGL 30100 Methods of Literary Study
ENGL 30700 The Teaching of Writing
ENGL 30900 The Novel
ENGL 31200 Technical Writing
ENGL 31500 Arrow Rock Literary Journal
ENGL 32100 Advanced Fiction Writing: It's Time for Your Stories to be Told!
ENGL 32300 Advanced Poetry Writing: Without Lightning, There's No Thunder
ENGL 33200 Chaucer
ENGL 33300 Shakespeare
ENGL 33800 Medieval Literature
ENGL 33900 Early Modern Literature
ENGL 34000 Stranger than Fiction – Writing Advanced Nonfiction
ENGL 34101 London in the Eighteenth Century
ENGL 34200 Politics, Passion, Poetry and Problems: The Romantic Movement
ENGL 34300 Victorians: Vile or Virtuous?
ENGL 34400 LatinX Literature
ENGL 34700-34799 Topics in American Literature
ENGL 35200 Early American Literature
ENGL 35300 Twentieth-Century American Literature
ENGL 35400 Finding Home: Space, Place, and Identity in American Literature
ENGL 35500 Literary Modernism: Experiment, Method, and Mystery
ENGL 35700-35799 Topics in British Literature
ENGL 35800 Getting Published – Tips for Writers
ENGL 36200 Translation and Literature
ENGL 36300 Philosophy of Language: Secrets, Symbols, and the Literary Mind
ENGL 36500 Digital Humanities
ENGL 36700 World-Building
ENGL 37100 Reading and Writing of the Young Adult Novel
ENGL 37200 Grammar and Writing
ENGL 37600 African-American Literature
ENGL 38000-38099 Advanced Topics in Literature
ENGL 38200-38299 Advanced Topics in English
ENGL 38900-38999 Study Abroad
ENGL 38902 Study Abroad: The Study of Shakespeare
ENGL 38904 Study Abroad: Writing the Caribbean
ENGL 38905 Study Abroad: Twentieth Century Writing
ENGL 38906 Study Abroad: Nineteenth Century Writing
ENGL 38907 Study Abroad: American Literature in the Twentieth Century
ENGL 38908 Study Abroad: Gender and Sexualities
ENGL 40400 History of the English Language
ENGL 41000 Internship in English
ENGL 45400 Senior Capstone in English Studies