Catalog Review

For Course Qualities In Effect For 2013-14

Process Date: 19-JUN-2013

ENG - English

150	LITERARY ANALYSIS	Active
	Long Title: Literary Analysis

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	20	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL02 - Introductory Course

Prerequisites:
Description:	An introduction to the techniques of literary analysis through the detailed study of individual texts.

170	SHAKESPEARE IN LONDON	Active
	Long Title: Shakespeare in London

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 170	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	LU London Centre

Attributes:

A005 - Cross-Listed Course
G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL02 - Introductory Course

Prerequisites:	Must be attending Lawrence London Centre
Description:	Students will study several plays by William Shakespeare selected from among the current offerings by the Royal Shakespeare and other companies. Discussions will address the plays themselves, production techniques, and the audiences to whom they appeal. Students are required to attend performances of the plays under study. Offered at the London Centre.

191	DIRECTED STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Directed Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	14 - Directed Study	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL02 - Introductory Course

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Directed study follows a syllabus set primarily by the instructor to meet the needs or interests of an individual student or small group of students. The main goal of directed study is knowledge or skill acquisition, not research or creative work.

210	ROMANTICISM THEN AND NOW	Active
	Long Title: Romanticism Then and Now

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	LU London Centre

Attributes:

G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL03 - Foundation/Gateway Course

Prerequisites:

Must be attending the Lawrence London Centre

Description:

An interdisciplinary investigation of the powerful and enduring influence of Romanticism in the arts. The course will connect formative examples of poetry (Wordsworth, Keats), music (Beethoven, Schubert), and visual arts (Blake, Turner) to each other and to their late romantic and neo-romantic progeny, in conjunction with select live performances and field trips to historic sites and museums. This course is general in scope and no prior musical knowledge is expected.

230	BRITISH WRITERS I	Active
	Long Title: British Writers I

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or sophomore standing
Description:	Intensive study of five or six major British authors from Chaucer to Swift. Emphasis on close reading and critical writing.

240	BRITISH WRITERS II	Active
	Long Title: British Writers II

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or sophomore standing
Description:	Intensive study of five or six major British authors from Wordsworth to Yeats. Emphasis on close reading and critical writing.

245	THE LONG NOVEL	Active
	Long Title: The Long Novel

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 245	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:

Sophomore standing

Description:

A comparative study of nineteenth century Europoean realism, with readings taken from a variety of national traditions. Authors studied may include Dickens, Flaubert, and Dostoevsky. Collaborative teaching of each text will expose participants to a wide range of critical and pedagogical methods. With instructor approval students may also register for an additional tutorial (3 units) in which we will read and discuss important theoretical works on the history of the novel form.

250	AMERICAN WRITERS	Active
	Long Title: American Writers

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or sophomore standing
Description:	Intensive study of major American authors from Emerson to Hughes. Emphasis on close reading and critical writing.

260	AFRICAN AMERICAN WRITERS	Active
	Long Title: African American Writers

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 260	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

A005 - Cross-Listed Course
G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G044 - Diversity-Dimens GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL03 - Foundation/Gateway Course

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or sophomore standing
Description:	A survey of African American literature from slave narratives through contemporary literature. Readings include works by Harriet Jacobs, Frederick Douglass, Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Richard Wright, Amiri Baraka, Audre Lorde, and Toni Morrison.

270	WOMEN'S LITERARY HISTORY	Active
	Long Title: Women's Literary History

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 270	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or GEST 100
Description:	An examination of how and why linear narratives of literary history have traditionally omitted or obscured women’s contributions. Topics will include the stereotypical links drawn between print and sexual promiscuity, as well as other factors that have impacted the roles that women have played in literary history.

280	POSTCOLONIAL WRITERS	Active
	Long Title: Postcolonial Writers

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 280	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

A005 - Cross-Listed Course
G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G042 - Diversity-Global GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL03 - Foundation/Gateway Course

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or consent of instructor
Description:	An introduction to major postcolonial works in their literary, historical, and cultural contexts. Readings include novels by African, Asian, and Caribbean authors such as Chinua Achebe, Salman Rushdie, and Jean Rhys.

282	LITERATURE & HUMAN RIGHTS	Active
	Long Title: Literature and Human Rights

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 282	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent or consent of instructor
Description:	An interdisciplinary investigation of the aesthetics and ethics of representing human rights and their violations in literature and film. Texts include novels, plays, essays, and films on topics such as genocide, torture, and development.

285	BIBLICAL NARRATIVES IN LIT	Active
	Long Title: Biblical Narratives in Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G008 - UL Humanities GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G042 - Diversity-Global GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL03 - Foundation/Gateway Course

Prerequisites:
Description:	An interdisciplinary exploration of the retelling of biblical narratives in modern literature. We will examine novels and poems that revisit biblical scenes, from the binding of Isaac to the crucifixion of Jesus, as independent literary works and in comparison to the biblical text and its retellings in early exegesis.

350	CREATIVE WRITING:NON-FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Creative Writing: Non-Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	18	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Sophomore standing or consent of instructor
Description:	Practice in the writing of non-fictional prose.

360	CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Creative Writing: Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	18	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Sophomore standing or consent of instructor
Description:	Practice in the writing of short fiction.

370	CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY	Active
	Long Title: Creative Writing: Poetry

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	15	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:
Description:	Practice in the writing of poetry.

390	TUTORIAL IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Tutorial Studies in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	09 - Tutorial	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Tutorial study in the literature of various periods, English and American, and in literary forms and composition. Intended primarily for juniors and seniors. Arrangements should be discussed with the department chair.

391	DIRECTED STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Directed Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	14 - Directed Study	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Directed study follows a syllabus set primarily by the instructor to meet the needs or interests of an individual student or small group of students. The main goal of directed study is knowledge or skill acquisition, not research or creative work.

399	INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Independent Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	10 - IS	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Advanced study, arranged in consultation with the department chair. Students considering an honors project should register for this course.

410	NEWTONIAL LIT	Active
	Long Title: Newtonian Lit: Chronicles of a Clockwork Universe

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 410	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

A005 - Cross-Listed Course
G008 - UL Humanities GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL04 - Advanced Course

Prerequisites:	ENG 150 or its equivalent, plus and introductory course in the natural sciences (e.g., PHYS 141), plus sophomore standing or consent of instructor
Description:	Newtonian Lit is a course that investigates the connections between the literature and science of the Enlightenment, particularly with respect to contemporary notions of space and time. Students will analyze important texts from the fields of English and Physics, notably Laurence Sterne’s The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman and Isaac Newton’s Principia.

420	STUDIES IN MEDIEVAL LITERATURE	Active
	Long Title: Studies in Medieval Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of Middle English literature and culture, focusing especially on the oral and performative dimensions of literature produced between 1300 and 1550.

425	SHAKESPEARE	Active
	Long Title: Shakespeare

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 425	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	20	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	An introduction to Shakespeare’s plays and their literary, historical, and theatrical context.

430	RENAISSANCE LITERATURE	Active
	Long Title: Renaissance Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A selected study of poetry and prose in Sixteenth Century England. Readings will include Spenser's Faerie, Queene, and lyric poetry from Wyatt to Sidney.

435	RENAISSANCE DRAMA	Active
	Long Title: Renaissance Drama

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 435	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of eight to ten plays from the early modern period, excluding Shakespeare. Readings include Marlowe, Jonson, Middleton and Webster.

440	MILTON AND THE 17TH CENTURY	Active
	Long Title: Milton and the 17th Century

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of Donne and the metaphysical poets, the poetry and prose of Milton, and the poetry of Dryden. Emphasis on Milton.

445	RESTORATION & 18TH C COMEDY	Active
	Long Title: Restoration and 18th-Century Comedy

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 445	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	25	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of English comedies as reflections of changing taste and thought in the period 1660-1800. Authors include Wycherley, Etherege, Congreve, Farquhar, Steele, Fielding, Goldsmith, and Sheridan.

446	GENDER AND ENLIGHTENMENT	Active
	Long Title: Gender and Enlightenment

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G044 - Diversity-Dimens GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL04 - Advanced Course

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	This course will examine writings by both men and women that reflect on the changing social roles for women in eighteenth-century Britain. Focusing on women's labor, reproduction, reading, and writing, the course will consider to what extent women could participate in the project of the Enlightenment.

450	18TH CENTURY LITERATURE	Active
	Long Title: 18th-Century Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of major works in satire, poetry, and fiction as reflections of 18th-century thought and taste. Readings in Swift, Defoe, Pope, Fielding, Samuel Johnson, and others.

455	ROMANTICISM	Active
	Long Title: Romanticism

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 240, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of the period from 1790 to 1830, focusing on the development and elaboration of what we now call Romanticism. Readings in the major authors of the period: Blake, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Byron, Keats, Percy Shelley, and Mary Shelley.

460	THE VICTORIAN AGE	Active
	Long Title: The Victorian Age

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 240, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of the period from 1830 to 1900, focusing on poetry, fiction, and critical prose. Readings range widely, including selections from Carlyle, Tennyson, the Brownings, the Rossettis, and Oscar Wilde.

465	THE ENGLISH NOVEL	Active
	Long Title: The English Novel

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 240, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of English fiction from 1740 to 1900. Readings include novels by Richardson, Burney, Austen, Dickens, Eliot, and Hardy.

470	EARLY AMERICAN WRITING	Active
	Long Title: Early American Writing

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:

Junior standing, ENG 230, or consent of instructor

Description:

A study of the ways early writers of America attempted to adapt “Old World” forms and styles to the “New World” — as they sought initially to compose and sustain themselves and gradually to constitute the United States of America. Narratives of exploration and travel, contact with Native Americans, Puritan poetry, and Revolutionary—era political writing are some of the topics the course will address. Selected readings from the 17th and 18th centuries into the early decades of the 19th.

472	AMERICAN CULT & THE CIVIL WAR	Active
	Long Title: American Culture and the Civil War

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	20	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of American culture of the Civil War era, including readings from the abolition movement as well as the texts, photography, and painting produced in response to the war. Selected readings from Douglass, Jacobs, Grant, Stowe, and Chesnutt, as well as poets such as Whitman, Melville, Dickinson, and Harper.

473	LITERATURE OF REFORM	Active
	Long Title: The American Renaissance and the Literature of Reform

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of the instructor.
Description:	This course will consider the relationship between American transcendentalism and the literature of reform, focusing on women’s rights and abolition in particular. Readings from Emerson, Thoreau, Dickinson, Child, Jacobs, Douglass, Stowe, Harper and others.

474	AMERICAN POETS OF THE 19TH C	Active
	Long Title: American Poets of the Nineteenth Century

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of the instructor.
Description:	This course will read across the spectrum of nineteenth-century American poetry, considering how and why writers turn to this versatile genre as their preferred mode of expression. Readings from Dickinson, Piatt, Melville, Whitman, Harper, Horton, Larcom, and others.

476	19TH C AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS	Active
	Long Title: Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers and the Literary Marketplace

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 476	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of instructor.
Description:	Focusing primarily on the nineteenth century, this course will consider how American women writers position themselves in relation to the literary marketplace. Readings by writers such as Sedgwick, Child, Fern, Stowe, Howe, Dickinson, Harper Piatt and others.

480	MODERNIST BRITISH FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Modernist British Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 240, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of selected works of British fiction in relation to early 20th-century thought. Authors include Conrad, Lawrence, Joyce, Mansfield, Forster, Woolf, and others.

483	AMERICAN AUTOBIOGRAPHY	Active
	Long Title: American Autobiography

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 250, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of prominent American autobiographies from the 19th and 20th centuries. The course will examine how autobiography responds to social, cultural, and aesthetic conditions and the relationship of the genre to the larger American literary tradition.

485	MODERNIST POETRY	Active
	Long Title: Modernist Poetry

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of instructor
Description:	An exploration of modernist poetry, including work by Yeats, Eliot, Stein, Pound, H.D., Williams, Loy, and others.

490	MODERN DRAMA	Active
	Long Title: Modern Drama

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 490	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of instructor
Description:	Studies in some of the major playwrights in Europe, England, and America from the time of Ibsen to the present.

495	MODERNIST AMERICAN FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Modernist American Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 250, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of American fiction from the first half of the 20th century. Authors include Wharton, Cather, Hemingway, Faulkner, Ellison, and others.

498	WAR IN AMERICAN WRITING	Active
	Long Title: Representing War in American Writing

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	20	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English, or consent of instructor
Description:	This course will analyze the representation of war across the spectrum of American writing, examining the ways that national identity is posited in relation to military experience. Readings from a range of periods but focusing in particular on the Civil War, World Wars I and II, and the Vietnam War.

500	CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Contemporary American Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 250, or consent of instructor
Description:	Examination of selected works of American fiction, with particular emphasis on the literary movements of the post-World War II era, including postmodernism, multiculturalism, regionalism, and other topics. The course will include a diverse array of readings, which will vary by term and topic, as well as selected films and theoretical texts.

501	THE GRAPHIC NOVEL	Active
	Long Title: The Graphic Novel

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:

ENG 250, junior standing, or consent of instuctor

Description:

In recent years, graphic novels have taken a decidedly autobiographical turn as an increasing number of artists explore their own personal histories though a genre typically reserved for the fantastic and imagined. This course will examine a diverse array of contemporary graphic novels, ranging from popular comics to autobiography to experimental forms. Though the course will concentrate primarily on American graphic novels, it will include works produced by writer-artists in Asia, Western Europe, and elsewhere.

502	CONTEMP JEWISH-AMERICAN LIT	Active
	Long Title: Contemporary Jewish-American Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G008 - UL Humanities GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G044 - Diversity-Dimens GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL04 - Advanced Course

Prerequisites:
Description:	A survey of contemporary American-Jewish authors, as Phillip Roth, Cynthia Ozick, Paul Auster, Art Spiegelman, Jonathan Safran-Foer, and others, exploring the question of identity, gender, minor-literature, religion, immigration, and heritage. The course will also examine the two key components of these works -- Jewish and American -- and inquire into their validity.

503	CONTEMPORARY AMERICAN POETRY	Active
	Long Title: Contemporary American Poetry

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 250, or consent of instructor
Description:	Examination of selected works of American poetry with particular emphasis on the post-World War II era. The course will consider individual poets’ responses both to poetic traditions and to formal and thematic innovations of the 20th century.

510	LIT OF THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE	Active
	Long Title: Literature of the Harlem Renaissance

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 510	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, ENG 250 or 260, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of poetry, fiction, and essays by African American writers from the era of World War I through the 1930s. Authors include Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston, Claude McKay, Nella Larsen, W.E.B. Du Bois, and others.

515	GENDER & BRIT/AMER MOD LIT	Active
	Long Title: Gender and Modernist British/American Literature

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 515	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing, an intermediate course in English or gender studies, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of the construction of gender in early 20th-century fiction and poetry. Authors include Cather, Woolf, Lawrence, Hemingway, Sassoon, and others.

517	TOPICS IN HUMAN RIGHTS	Active
	Long Title: Topics in Human Rights

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G042 - Diversity-Global GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL04 - Advanced Course

Prerequisites:

Junior standing or consent of instructor

Description:

This course will address an advanced topic in the study of human rights such as human rights and narrative forms, ethical witnessing, or humanitarianism.

Topic for Spring 2013: The Coming-of-Age Novel
Are we growing up according to plot? Is our coming-of-age pre-scripted in the coming-of-age novels we read? This course explores the role of the bildungsroman, or coming-of-age novel, in shaping who we think we should be, who we are, and who we are becoming as human rights subjects.

518	FICTIONS OF GLOBALIZATION	Active
	Long Title: Fictions of Globalization

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 518	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

A005 - Cross-Listed Course
G004 - English GER (86cr)
G032 - Humanities Div GER (01cr)
G042 - Diversity-Global GER (01cr)
G044 - Diversity-Dimens GER (01cr)
N004 - BM Language & Civ (95cr)
N013 - BM Humanities (01cr)
S013 - English Course
UD02 - Division of Humanities
UL01 - Upper Level Degree Credit
UL04 - Advanced Course

Prerequisites:	ENG 280, junior standing, or consent of instructor
Description:	Is globalization really shrinking the global divide between rich and poor, or is this mere fiction? To explore this question, we will examine contemporary novels and films that showcase individuals in India and China as they grapple with issues such as economic migration, class struggle, and terrorism.

521	NARRATIVES OF INTL NEWS	Active
	Long Title: Narratives of International News

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 521	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 280, junior standing, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of the literature that re-presents world events in different ways from the mainstream news media. Texts include novels, memoirs, graphic novels, or documentary dramas.

525	CONTEMP CRITICAL THEORY	Active
	Long Title: Contemporary Critical Theory

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing or consent of instructor
Description:	A survey of important movements. Among the readings are selections by Derrida, Foucault, and Bakhtin as well as selections from more recent figures, such as Judith Butler, Eve Sedgwick, Henry Louis Gates Jr., Cornel West, and bell hooks.

526	FEMINIST LITERARY THEORY	Active
	Long Title: Feminist Literary Theory

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 526	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:

Junior standing, two or more courses in gender studies, or consent of instructor.

Description:

This course will examine the historical origins, practical work, and contemporary methodologies of feminist literary theory. We will address why we need feminist literary theory; how it has met (or not) the complexities raised by recent issues in gender, sexuality, and women's studies; and whether or not feminist literary theory can accommodate the nonlinearity, inclusiveness, and flexibility that it demands.

527	HISTORY OF THE BOOK	Active
	Long Title: History of the Book

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	ENG 527	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	10	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Junior standing or consent of the instructor.
Description:	To provide an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of Book History, which should help students think more critically about the impact of material culture on intellectual activity. The course will be taught as a speaking intensive seminar, which means that students will frequently be responsible for presenting reading material and leading discussion in the first half of class.

530	THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE	Active
	Long Title: The English Language

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:	LING 530	Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	LING 150 and sophomore standing, or consent of instructor
Description:	A study of the sounds, structure, usage, and history the English language.

550	ADV CREATIVE WRTNG: NONFICTION	Active
	Long Title: Advanced Creative Writing: Nonfiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	12	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 350 or ENG 360
Description:	A writing workshop for students with previous creative writing experience.

560	ADV CREATIVE WRITING: FICTION	Active
	Long Title: Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	12	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 360 or consent of instructor
Description:	A workshop for students with previous fiction writing experience.

562	NOVEL WRITING	Active
	Long Title: Advanced Creative Writing: Novel Writing

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 350 or ENG 360, and ENG 550 or ENG 560
Description:	Course for students composing creative, book-length works of prose.

565	ADV CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY	Active
	Long Title: Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	12	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	ENG 370 or consent of instructor
Description:	A workshop for students with previous poetry writing experience.

590	TUTORIAL IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Tutorial Studies in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	09 - Tutorial	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Tutorial study in the literature of various periods, English and American, and in literary forms and composition. Intended primarily for juniors and seniors. Arrangements should be discussed with the department chair.

591	DIRECTED STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Directed Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	14 - Directed Study	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Directed study follows a syllabus set primarily by the instructor to meet the needs or interests of an individual student or small group of students. The main goal of directed study is knowledge or skill acquisition, not research or creative work.

599	INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Independent Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	10 - IS	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Advanced study, arranged in consultation with the department chair. Students considering an honors project should register for this course.

600	SENIOR SEMINAR IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Senior Seminar in English

Units:	6	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	No
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	No
Permission Req.:	No	Schedule Type:	01 - Standard	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:

Majors only; junior standing for spring term, otherwise, senior standing; at least two English courses numbered 400 or above

Description:

A seminar involving analysis of theoretical, historical, critical, and literary readings at an advanced level in conjunction with students' research and writing of an original, substantial paper. Each section of the seminar will focus on a theme that can accommodate variety in students' individual research projects.

Topic for Fall 2013: Identity

690	TUTORIAL IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Tutorial Studies in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	09 - Tutorial	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Tutorial study in the literature of various periods, English and American, and in literary forms and composition. Intended primarily for juniors and seniors. Arrangements should be discussed with the department chair.

691	DIRECTED STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Directed Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	14 - Directed Study	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Directed study follows a syllabus set primarily by the instructor to meet the needs or interests of an individual student or small group of students. The main goal of directed study is knowledge or skill acquisition, not research or creative work.

699	INDEPENDENT STUDY IN ENGLISH	Active
	Long Title: Independent Study in English

Units:	1 TO 98	Cross-Listing Parent:		Repeatable:	Yes
S/U Only:	No	Enr Limit per Sec:	None	IP Allowed:	Yes
Permission Req.:	Yes	Schedule Type:	10 - IS	Campus:	Appleton Main Campus

Attributes:

Prerequisites:	Counter Registration Required.
Description:	Advanced study, arranged in consultation with the department chair. Students considering an honors project should register for this course.