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Department of English


Courses Offered 2009-2010
Fall Term
1201 1501 1801 2201 2211 2801 3241 3351 3411 3511 3651 3731 3751 3821 3850 3871 3941 4701	Introduction to Principles of Literary Analysis (6 sections A-F) Introduction to Poetry Introduction to Prose Fiction Literary Periods to 1800 Introduction to Shakespeare Introduction to Canadian Literature Major Texts in Early English Literature Literature of the Early Seventeenth Century Restoration and Augustan Literature Early Twentieth-Century British Literature Literature By Women to the Twentieth Century African American Literature Post-Colonial African Literature Canadian Modernism Creative Writing Contemporary Literary Theory I Modernism Selected Topics in American Literature	Dept. J. Rogers C. Verduyn J. Rogers K. Bamford C. MacMillan J. Rogers K. Bamford R. Lapp P. Brown C. MacMillan J. Harris T. Craig T. Craig D. Wills D. Wills P. Brown J. Harris
*Winter Term*
1121 1201 1801B 2301A 2301B 2701 3211 3231 3361 3421 3491 3521 3611 3661 3711 3801 3850 3881 4901	Literature, Science, and Technology Introduction to Principles of Literary Analysis (3 sections G to I) Introduction to Prose Fiction Literary Periods 1800-Present Literary Periods 1800-Present Introduction to American Literature Advanced Studies in Shakespeare Sixteenth-Century Literature Literature and the English Revolution Literature in the Age of Enlightenment Late Victorian Literature Later Twentieth-Century British Literature Drama, Theatre, and Society Literature by Women in the Twentieth Century American Literature from the Colonial Period to the Civil War Canadian Literature from the Beginnings to 1914 Creative Writing Contemporary Literary Theory II Memory in Literature	J. Rogers Dept. P. Brown R. Lapp T. Craig J. Harris K. Bamford J. Rogers K. Bamford R. Lapp R. Lapp P. Brown TBA C. MacMillan J. Harris C. MacMillan D. Wills D. Wills T. Craig

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