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ENGL 20000-20099 Introduction to Literature
ENGL 20100 Premodern World Literature
ENGL 20101 Modern World Literature
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 20900 Writing for Game Design
ENGL 21100 Introduction to Creative Writing
ENGL 21400 Introduction to Writing Poetry
ENGL 21500 Introduction to Writing Fiction
ENGL 22200 Writing about Reality
ENGL 23000 Professional Communications
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