Past Graduate Courses Winter 2016 7044: Global Renaissance

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Past Graduate Courses

Winter 2016

7044: Global Renaissance

7069: Public Intellectuals in Canada

7085: Graphic Storytelling

7093: Creative Writing, Poetry

Fall 2015

7003: Theory for our Times

7090: Creative Writing, Fiction

7062: Masculinity and HBO

7035: Arthurian Romance

Spring 2015

7074: Contemporary Newfoundland Fiction

Winter 2015

7038: Early Modern Writers as Critics

7064: Hardboiled (Noir) Fiction

7071: Re-Imagining the Ocean: Atlantic-Canadian Sea Stories and

Environmental Policy

Fall 2014

7003: Contemporary Literary Theory and Practice: The Idea and Use of the

University

7052: "What the Dickens" is it all about? Charles Dickens and Women: Can We

Forgive Him?

7066: Colonial Fantasies & Nationalist Fairytales

7070: Canadian Drama

Spring 2013

7072: The Canadian Long Poem

7075: Contemporary Newfoundland

Winter 2013

7048: Pope, Publishing, Popular Culture, and Pornography

7054: Contemporary British Literature: Postmodernism and Beyond

7073: Newfoundland Fiction

7092: “Consider the Hummingbird”: A Creative Writing Workshop on The Essay

Fall 2012

7003: Trends in Contemporary Critical Theory

7035: Studies in Middle English II

7055: Studies in 20 th -Century British Literature III

7085: Special Reading in English I

Spring 2012

7050:

“Domesticity and Power in Gaskell and Eliot”: Reconstructing Nineteenth-

Century Society

Winter 2012

7043: “Pale Fire?”: Renaissance England Reflects The Classical

7053: Posthumanism and the Gothic: Animals, Monsters, and Machines

7072:

“A Touch of the Basic Brimstone”: Canadian Humour and Satire

7075: The Poetry of Newfoundland: From Colonial Trope to Vermacular

Expression

Fall 2011

7003: Trends in Contemporary Critical Theory

7037: Spectacles and Rituals of Power in Early Modern English Literature

7051: Studies in 19 th -Century British Literature lll

7058: Games of City Life: Urban America 1793-1915

Spring 2011

7073: Contemporary Newfoundland Fiction

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