NEW YORK UNIVERSITY  DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
COURSE PLANNING WORKSHEET
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1) CORE COURSES
ENGL-UA 200 Literary Interpretation (formerly V41.0200)
ENGL-UA 210 British Literature I
ENGL-UA 220 British Literature II
ENGL-UA 230 American Literature I
2) CRITICAL THEORIES AND METHODS (one required)
3) BRITISH LITERATURE BEFORE 1800 (one required)
4) ADVANCED ELECTIVES (three required)
5) SEMINAR (one required)
6) ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES (not required)
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COURSES FULFILLING DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS
Critical Theories and Methods (one required)
710
712
715
130
730
Narratology
Major Texts in Critical Theory
Literature and Psychology
Theory of Drama
The Theory of the Avant-Garde
735
749
755
970
Readings in Contemporary Literary Theory
Queer Literature
Representations of Women
Topics: Critical Theories and Methods
445
450
500
505
510
512
515
950
951
952
953
Colloquium: The Renaissance Writer
Colloquium: Milton
Restoration and 18th-Century Literature
Restoration and 18th-Century Drama
The 18th-Century English Novel
English Literature of the 18th Century
Colloquium: The 18th-Century Writer
Topics: Medieval Literature
Topics: Renaissance Literature
Topics: 17th-Century British Literature
Topics: 18th-Century British Literature
963
964
965
970
971
972
973
974
975
Topics: African American Literature
Topics: Emergent American Literatures
Topics: Transatlantic Literature
Topics: Critical Theories and Methods
Topics: Dramatic Literature
Topics: Genre Studies
Topics: Interdisciplinary Study
Topics: Poetry and Poetics
Topics: World Literature in English
British Literature Before 1800 (one required)
307 Myths and Culture of Ancient Celts
308 Medieval Ireland
309 Medieval Visionary Literature
310 Medieval Literature in Translation
320 Colloquium: Chaucer
143 Dante and His World
400 The Renaissance in England
410 Shakespeare I
411 Shakespeare II
415 Colloquium: Shakespeare
440 17th-Century English Literature
Seminar (one required)
925
950
951
952
953
954
955
960
961
962
Senior Thesis
Topics: Medieval Literature
Topics: Renaissance Literature
Topics: 17th-Century British Literature
Topics: 18th-Century British Literature
Topics: 19th-Century British Literature
Topics: 20th-Century British Literature
Topics: Early American Literature
Topics: 19th-Century American Lit.
Topics: 20th-Century American Lit.
Advanced Electives (three required)
All courses listed above, plus:
125 History of Drama and Theatre I
126 History of Drama and Theatre II
130 Theory of Drama
132 Drama in Performance in New York
133 Drama in Performance in London
143 Dante and His World
180 Writing New York
235 American Literature II
240 The American Short Story (formerly 0135)
250 18th- and 19th-Century African American
Literature (formerly 0709)
251 20th-Century African American Literature
(formerly 0160)
254 Contemporary African American Fiction
(formerly 0162)
255 African American Drama
520 The Romantic Movement
525 Major British Writers: 1832-1870
530 The English Novel in the 19th Century
540 English Literature of the Transition: 1870-1914
545 Colloquium: The 19th-Century British Writer
548 Early American Literature
550 Nineteenth-Century American Poetry
551 American Romanticism
555 Emerson, Whitman, Dickinson, and Frost
560 American Realism
565 Colloquium: The 19th-Century American Writer
600 Modern British and American Poetry
601 Contemporary British and American Poetry
605 The British Novel in the 20th Century
606 20th-Century British Literature
607 Contemporary British Literature and Culture
614 Modern British Drama
621 The Irish Renaissance
625 Colloquium: Joyce
626 Colloquium: The Modern American Writer
630 American Poetry from 1900 to the Present
635 American Fiction from 1900 to World War II
640 American Fiction Since World War II
645 Faulkner and Hemingway
650 Modern American Drama
651 American Romanticism
700 Irish Dramatists
704 Topics in Caribbean Literature and Society
707 Colonialism and the Rise of Modern African Lit.
720 Tragedy
721 South Asian Literature in English
725 Comedy
728 Science Fiction
905 Junior Honors / 906 Junior Honors