Survey of American Literature II (Required for TOE majors, but won t fulfill their Group

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1 English Major Groups Fall 2012 Group I, British Literature to 1800: ENGL 202 ENGL 204 ENGL 206 ENGL 300, S ENGL 407 Medieval Literature and Culture Renaissance Literature and Culture Enlightenment Literature and Culture Writing About Literature: Economic Subjects Introduction to Old English Group II, British Literature after 1800: ENGL 207 ENGL 208 ENGL 247 Romantic Literature and Culture Victorian Literature and Culture The British Novel ENGL 397, D Honors II: The Yeats Era ENGL 431 ENGL 435 ENGL 461 British Romantic Literature Nineteenth-Century British Fiction Topics in Literature: Nostalgia and National Memory in Contemporary British Literature ENGL 465, 2U Topics in Drama: Modern Irish Drama Group III, American Literature: ENGL 250 The American Novel to 1914 ENGL 251 The American Novel since 1914 ENGL 256 III) Survey of American Literature II (Required for TOE majors, but won t fulfill their Group Afro-American Literature I 1

2 ENGL 273 American Cinema Since 1950 American Indian and Indigenous Film ENGL 280, M Women Writers: U.S. Women Writers, ENGL 300, D Writing About Literature: From a Simple Life to City Lights Writing About Literature: New Racial Subjectivities in Contemporary American Fiction ENGL 397, B Honors II: American Literature and the Sciences of the Mind ENGL 451 American Literature ENGL 461 ENGL 462 Topics in Literature: Literature and Culture of the Civil War Topics in Modern Fiction: The 21st-Century American International Novel Group IV, Major Author other than Shakespeare: ENGL 398, P ENGL 411 Honors III: Eliza Haywood and Enlightenment Feminism(s) Chaucer ENGL 455, 2U Major Authors: Robert Browning ( ) ENGL 455, 1U Major Authors: Richard Wright: Texts and Contexts ENGL 455, A3 Major Authors: Philip Roth and Michael Chabon ENGL 455, S4 Major Authors: Strindberg in Translation Group V, Form, Theme, Genre: ENGL 241 ENGL 245 ENGL 247 Beginnings of Modern Poetry The Short Story The British Novel ENGL 250 The American Novel to 1914 ENGL 251 The American Novel since

3 Afro-American Literature I ENGL 273 American Cinema Since 1950 ENGL 274 Literature and Society: Literature, Society, and Collective Memory American Indian and Indigenous Film ENGL 280, X Women Writers: The Female Artist in Anglo Literatures ENGL 280, M U.S. Women Writers, ENGL 300, D Writing About Literature: From a Simple Life to City Lights ENGL 300, S ENGL 373 Writing About Literature: New Racial Subjectivities in Contemporary American Fiction Writing About Literature: Economic Subjects Special Topics in Film Studies: Film, Style, Politics, and You ENGL 397, B Honors II: American Literature and the Sciences of the Mind ENGL 397, D Honors II: The Yeats Era ENGL 403 ENGL 407 ENGL 435 History of the English Language Introduction to Old English Nineteenth-Century British Fiction ENGL 461, 1U Topics in Literature: Literature and Culture of the Civil War ENGL 461, 2U Topics in Literature: Nostalgia and National Memory in Contemporary British Literature ENGL 462, U3 Topics in Modern Fiction: Deceit, Desire, and the Novel ENGL 462,1U Topics in Modern Fiction: The 21st-Century American International Novel ENGL 465, 2U Topics in Drama: Modern Irish Drama ENGL 476 Topics in Literature and the Environment: Culture and Sustainability 3

4 Teaching of English (TOE)- Minority or Women s Literature Requirement: Group II, V: Group III, V: African-American Literature I Am Indian and Indigenous Film ENGL 280, M U. S. Women Writers, ENGL 300, D From A Simple Life to City Lights New Racial Subjectivities in Contemporary American Fiction Group IV: ENGL 398, P Honors III: Eliza Haywood and Enlightenment Feminism(s) ENGL 455, 1U Major Authors: Richard Wright: Texts and Contexts Group V: ENGL 274 African-American Literature I Literature and Society: Literature, Society, and Collective Memory Am Indian and Indigenous Film ENGL 280, M U. S. Women Writers, ENGL 280, X The Female Artist in Anglo Literatures 4

5 ENGL 300, D From A Simple Life to City Lights New Racial Subjectivities in Contemporary American Fiction 5