Skip Navigation

Graduate Courses for Spring 2007

Search

E 384K • The Medieval Book

34895 | Woods

E 384K • Introduction to Bibliography and Textual Studies

34890 | Winship

E 385N • Graduate Fiction CW Workshop

34905 | Harris

E 385N • Graduate Fiction Workshop

34900 | Magnuson

E 386L • Creative Writing: Workshop in Poetry

34915 | Wevill

E 386L • Creative Writing: Workshop in Poetry

34910 | Essbaum

E 387R • Greatest Hits: Composition Studies

34920 | Roberts-Miller

E 388M • Information Architecture

34925 | Syverson

E 389M • Similes and Other Rhetorical Figures in Modern Poetry

34930 | Cable

E 389P • Public Feelings

34940 | Cvetkovich

E 389P • Austin, Eliot, Woolf

34935 | MacKay

E 392M • 1968 in Theory

35000 | Wojciehowski

E 392M • The Invention of Race in the Middle Ages

34981 | HENG

E 392M • Milton: Reading Him Today

34990 | Rumrich

E 392M • Shakespeare's Histories

34995 | Loehlin

E 392M • Charity, Self-Interest/Literature in England since 1660

34975 | Hedrick

E 392M • James Joyce

34985 | Rossman

E 392M • British History, Literature and Politics

34970 | Louis

E 395M • POSTLYRIC POETRY

35015 | Heinzelman, K.

E 395M • Contemporary Latina/o Narrative

35005 | Gonzalez

E 395M • Literary Whiteness Since the Civil War

35010 | Barrish

E 395M • Theories of American Literature: America in the World

35020 | Murphy

E 395N • 18th & 19th Century British & American English

35030 | Hancock

E 397M • Politics of Irish Cultural Nationalism

35040 | Cullingford

E 397M • Theories of Mass and Popular Culture

35035 | Nehring

E 397N • 20th-Cent. Caribbean Women Writers

35045 | Wilks

Disclaimer:

Descriptions may be outdated or may change without notice.

Visit the Online Course Schedule for the latest information.

bottom border