SPRING 2015 ENGLISH COURSES
One course from each row marked with a dagger (†) required for major
Additional courses from any section may count towards the 4 required major electives
MMC
BBC
Medieval Literature †
 ENL 4210: Studies in Medieval Literature;
Travel Literature (Blatt)
 Lit 4930: Dante (Baker)
Renaissance/Early Modern Literature †
 ENL 4930: Shakespeare’s Romances (McIntire)
 LIT 4930: Renaissance Gender and Sexuality
(Strycharski)
Medieval Literature †
 ENL 3504: Texts and Contexts;
British Literature to 1660
(Dickson)
Early Modern/Renaissance †
 ENL 3504: Texts and Contexts;
British Literature to 1660
(Dickson)
18th/19thCentury English Literature †
 ENL 4171: Restoration and 18th Century
Drama (Pearl)
 ENL 4230: Studies in Restoration and 18th
Century Literature (Pearl)
 ENL 4273: British Crisis Poem, Coleridge to
Walcott (Marcus)
 LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar)
 LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar)
20th/21st Century English Literature †
 ENL 4273: British Crisis Poem, Coleridge to
Walcott (Marcus)
 ENL 4503: Periods in English Lit, 1945-present
(Blevins)
 LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar)
 LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar)
Early American Literature †
 AML 4213: Captivity, Indian Removal,
Westerns before the West (Schoolman)
 AML 4300: Dickinson and Plath (Marcus)
Late American Literature †
 AML 4120: Modern American Short Story
(Marcus)
 AML 4174: American Literary Genres Since
1860 (Cadle)
 AML 4300: Dickinson and Plath (Marcus)
 AML 4306: Mark Twain (Cadle)
Multicultural Literature †
 AML 4213: Captivity, Indian Removal,
Westerns before the West (Schoolman)
 ENG 4043: Contemporary Theory and
Criticism (Luszczynska)
 ENG 4845: Queer Studies; Literature, Culture,
and Theory (Blevins)
 LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar)
 LIT 3671: Global Issues in Literature (Bentley
Baker)
 LIT 4253: Literature of Exile; A Comparative
Literary Approach (Milbauer)
 LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar)
18th/19th Century English
Literature †
 ENL 4260: The Pre-Raphaelite
Movement (McCormack)
 ENL 4242: Romanticism II
(Scott)
Online
Medieval Literature †
Early Modern/Renaissance†
 ENL 4320: Shakespeare’s
Histories (Sutton/Johnson)
 ENL 4321: Shakespeare’s
Comedies (Johnson)
18th/19th Century English †
20th/21st Century English Lit †
20th/21st Century English †
 ENG 4023: Authority and Value
(Trauvitch)
Early American Literature †
 AML 4606: Studies in 19th
Century African-American Lit
(Weir)
Late American Literature †
 LIT 3384: Caribbean Women
Writers (Weir)
Early American Lit †
Multicultural Literature †
 AML 4606: Studies in 19th
Century African-American Lit
(Weir)
 LIT 3384: Caribbean Women
Writers (Weir)
Late American Lit †
 AML 4612: Literature of the
Harlem Renaissance (Weir)
 ENG 4023: Authority and Value
(Trauvitch)
Multicultural Lit †
 AML 4612: Literature of the
Harlem Renaissance (Weir)
 ENG 4023: Authority and Value
(Trauvitch)
 ENG 4043: Theory in
Multimedial Popular Culture
(Trauvitch)
 LIT 4001: Around the World in
Short Stories (Trauvitch)
 LIT 4403: Images of Literary
Concepts and Literature of
Visual Tropes (Trauvitch)
Linguistics †
 LIN 3013: General Linguistics (Yavaş)
 LIN 4680: Modern English Grammar (Carter)
 LIN 4931: R Programming for Language
(Gleason) – elective only
Composition
 ENC 3213: Professional and Technical Writing
Multiple sections
 ENC 3311: Advanced Writing and Research
(Bartman)
 ENC 3354: Writing as Social Action (Lopez)
 ENC 4930: Writing as Social Action
(Feigenbaum)
Creative Writing
Film
 ENG 4132: Festivals and Their Films
(Strycharski)
Linguistics †
 LIN 4680: Modern English
Grammar (Hopkins)
Linguistics †
Composition
 ENC 3213: Professional and
Technical Writing; Also available
at FIU @ I-75, Miramar
 ENC 3371: Rhetorical Theory
and Practice (Dickson)
Composition
 ENC 3213: Professional and
Technical Writing
 ENC 4241: Scientific Writing
(Elmore)
Creative Writing
 CRW 3111: Narrative
Techniques (Barrett/Dean) Two
sections
 CRW 4110: Writing Fiction
(Dean)
 CRW 4310: Writing Poetry
(Duhamel)
Film
 ENG 4132: Documentaries
(Shuber)
Creative Writing
Film
 ENG 4132: Studies in the Film
(Bentley Baker)
 FIL 3006: Introduction to Film
Studies (Bentley Baker)