English

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Professors: Aarnes, Bost (Chair), Menzer, Oakes, Pate, Radel, Shackelford
Associate Professors: Bhati, Hausmann, Tevis
Assistant Professors: Braun, Herron, Kirkpatrick, Morris, Provost, Speitz

Adjunct: Friddle

To graduate with a major in English, a student must have a grade point average of at least 2.00 in a group of courses that satisfies the departmental requirements.

Programs

• English, B.A.

Courses

• ENG-111 Texts and Meaning
• ENG-150 Interpretive Strategies
• ENG-210 Advanced Composition
• ENG-211 Professional Communication
• ENG-212 Journalism Principles and Practice
• ENG-213 Investigative Reporting
• ENG-214 Immersion Journalism: Reading As Writers
• ENG-215 Writing for Film and Television
• ENG-220 Writing Poems
• ENG-221 Writing Fiction
• ENG-223 Writing Nonfiction
• ENG-225 Writing with Writers
• ENG-227 Making Comics: Form and Craft = Product
• ENG-242 Environmental Writing
• ENG-243 Fantasy and Science Fiction
• ENG-251 Medieval Arthurian Literature
• ENG-253 Altered States in Victorian Literature
• ENG-301 Late 14th Century English Literature
• ENG-302 Literature of Early Modern Britain
• ENG-303 Early Modern Drama
• ENG-304 English Literature of Restoration and 18th Century
• ENG-305 British Romantic Literature
• ENG-306 Victorian Literature and Culture
• ENG-307 Literature Before Print
• ENG-308 Renaissance Epic
• ENG-309 Nature in South Asian Literature
• ENG-310 Studies in Fictional Histories
• ENG-311 Early American Literature
• ENG-312 Emerson to Dickinson
• ENG-320 Eighteenth Century Novel
• ENG-321 Victorian Novel
• ENG-322 Modern British Novel
• ENG-323 Global Novel Since 1960
• ENG-325 Global Issues in Literature
• ENG-331 American Novel to World War I
• ENG-332 American Novel Since World War I
• ENG-340 Early Modern Drama
• ENG-342 Modern British and American Drama
• ENG-343 Drama at Stratford-upon-Avon
• ENG-345 Travel Study in the British Isles
• ENG-351 Modern Poetry
• ENG-352 Experimental Poetries
• ENG-355 Religious Poetry in English
• ENG-361 History of English Language
• ENG-362 English Language: How It Works
• ENG-365 New Approaches to Conservatism
• ENG-367 South Asian Travel Writing
• ENG-369 Gender in South Asian Literature and Film
• ENG-371 Mystery and Detective Fiction
• ENG-372 Studies in Short Fiction
• ENG-373 Medical and Scientific Culture in Film
• ENG-374 Stardom and Identity
• ENG-375 Screening Film Noir
• ENG-376 Shakespeare on Film
• ENG-377 Studies in the Essay
• ENG-401 Studies in Chaucer
• ENG-402 Shakespeare
• ENG-403 Faulkner
• ENG-404 Major Figures in Early Modern British Literature
• ENG-405 Gothic Literature
• ENG-406 Religious Poetry in English
• ENG-411 Satire
• ENG-412 Autobiography
• ENG-415 Studies in Contemporary American Literature
• ENG-417 Experimental Poetries
• ENG-418 Shakespeare’s Europe and England’s Renaissance
• ENG-420 Animals in Medieval Literature and Cult ure
• ENG-422 Literature of the South
• ENG-423 Irish Renaissance Literature
• ENG-434 What Is Postcolonialism?
• ENG-435 Culture and Politics in African Literature
• ENG-451 Film Analysis
• ENG-452 Literary Feminisms
• ENG-453 Slave Narrative to Slave Novel
• ENG-454 Caribbean Cosmopolitianisms
• ENG-455 Interpretive Issues in Early Modern Literature
• ENG-456 Comparative Ethnicities
• ENG-457 African-American Drama
• ENG-461 Critical and Cultural Theory
• ENG-462 Stage, Social Struggle, Theory
• ENG-471 South Asian Cultural Studies Literature and Film
• ENG-475 Senior Seminar in English
• ENG-501 Independent Study
• ENG-503 Individualized Internship
• ENG-505 Structured Internship

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