61. FSU ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY SPECIALTIES Keats, Mary Shelley, autobiography), shakespeare (gender, sexuality and especially the 18th Century british Novel, Women s literature, Chicana literature. http://english.fsu.edu/faculty/facspecialties.htm

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY SPECIALTIES [For more information please click on the person's name.] Tomeiko Ashford African-American literature, including 19th-century literature, spiritual narratives, and African-American women's literature; American and Cultural studies Erin Belieu Poetry R. M. Berry Fiction, Modernism, Postmodernism, Philosophy and Literature R Bruce Bickley Nineteenth-century American literature, Twentieth-century American literature, Southern literature and folklore, Professional and Technical writing and editing Bruce Boehrer Milton, Shakespeare, Jonson, early modern English drama in general, pastoral, and neo-Latin verse Helen Burke Eighteenth-century Irish and English literature and drama, and in colonial and postcolonial theory Janet Burroway Fiction and play writing; 20th century and Contemporary British literature of page and stage Robert Olen Butler Creative Writing, Fiction, Screenwriting Mark Cooper U.S. cinema. Visual culture studies. Feminism. 20th-century U.S. culture and political economy Deborah Coxwell-Teague Training and supervising in the First-Year Writing Program Eugene Crook Medieval Language and Literature, Film Studies, British Studies

62. UCD English: Faculty with emphasis on shakespeare and Drama. literature, Creative Writing, African American literature. Theory, 20thCentury british literature, Contemporary Fiction http://wwwenglish.ucdavis.edu/faculty/faculty.html

Home Composition (UWP) Literature Courses/Schedules ... Search More Information: englishdept@ucdavis.edu Home People Faculty: Senate Federation Contact Information Senate Faculty Don Abbott (Massachusetts) History of Rhetoric, Rhetorical Theory, Renaissance Literature Freedom of Speech Seeta Chaganti Joshua Clover (U. of Iowa); Creative writing (poetry), poetics, postmodernism, film and media studies, critical theory Peter A. Dale (Cambridge); 19th-century English Literature and Intellectual History, Literary Theory Joanne Feit Diehl (Yale); American Literature, Feminist Theory, Psychoanalytic Criticism, Poetry Greg Dobbins Frances E. Dolan (U. of Chicago); Early modern, law, crime and violence, print culture, drama, gender and confessional identity, feminist theory, cultural studies Margaret Ferguson (Yale); Renaissance, Milton, Feminist Theory, Literacy Studies Lynn R. Freed

63. UCD English: Graduate Students drama; feminist theory Teaching Experience Courses taught English ; English 3 Courses TA’d shakespeare 117B C; 18thcentury british literature survey. http://wwwenglish.ucdavis.edu/grads/grads.htm

Home Composition (UWP) Literature/Creative Writing Courses/Schedules ... Search More Information: englishdept@ucdavis.edu Home People Graduate Students M.A. Ph.D. (Literature) M.A. (Creative Writing) Melvin Sterne Seattle, WA B.A. , English: University of Washington Interests Creative writing, fiction, especially short stories; and the history of the short story, especially in America since 1900. Teaching Experience Proyecto Saber (Ballard High School, Seattle) University of Washington: English Department minority outreach program (Rainier Beach High School, Seattle) UC Davis: English 5F; English 44 Chuck Carlise Canton, OH B.A. , English: Wittenberg University Interests Poetry (plus some fiction, non-fiction, and a little drama/screenwriting); 20th-century American literature; pop culture (counterculture movements in particular); also, British Romanticism, and American Transcendentalism Teaching Experience Chris Spradley Visalia, CA

64. University Of South Florida - Regional Campus In Sarasota Florida. ENL 3251 british literature 17801900. ENL 3273 british literature 1900-1945. ENL 3331 Early shakespeare or . ENL 3332 Late shakespeare. http://www.sarasota.usf.edu/AcademicAffairs/Documents/CollegeofArts&Sciences/2 2

65. University Of South Florida - Regional Campus In Sarasota Florida. 1616 ENL 3230 british literature 16161780 ENL 3251 british literature 1780-1900 ENL 3273 british literature 1900-1945 ENL 3331 Early shakespeare or ENL http://www.sarasota.usf.edu/AcademicAffairs/Documents/CollegeofArts&Sciences/2 2

66. Literature Course Syllabi british Medieval and Renaissance Drama (John F Aberdeen); An Introduction to shakespeare Illustrated (Emory). and EighteenthCentury literature (Michael Austen http://andromeda.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/syllabi.html

Syllabi and Other Course Materials for Literature Courses It should be no surprise that this page is now woefully incomplete the explosion of the number of courses using the Web, along with the explosion in things I should be doing, have made it impossible for me to keep up with it all. I'll do what I can, but welcome help. This collection of syllabi and course materials is maintained by Jack Lynch let me know . See also my pointers to on-line literary resources Go straight to Classical and Biblical Medieval Renaissance Restoration and Eighteenth Century ... General Collections of Course Materials The World Lecture Hall Voice of the Shuttle Course Materials Univ. of Florida Course Materials for Spring 1995 Penn English Course Materials Syllabus Library for Teaching the American Literatures Online Courses at U. Texas, Austin Classical and Biblical Augustine on the Internet (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) Transformations of Language (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) Boethius (Jim O'Donnell, Penn) The Bible (Lawrence Warner, Penn) Medieval Chaucer (Edwin Duncan, Towson)

67. Lehigh University - CAS: English Faculty Postcolonial theory, Anglophone postcolonial literature, british and Irish University, 1973 Tudor Stuart literature, shakespeare, literature about medicine. http://www3.lehigh.edu/arts-sciences/casenglishfaculty.asp

COLLEGE HOME LEHIGH HOME SEARCH College Home ... Faculty English Faculty Barry M. Kroll , Chair and Robert R. Rodale Professor in Writing and Rhetoric Ph.D., University of Michigan , 1977 Rhetoric, pedagogy, ethics Peter G. Beidler , Lucy G. Moses Distinguished Professor Ph.D., Lehigh University, 1968 Chaucer, medieval literature, Native American literature Addison Bross , Professor Ph.D., Louisiana State University, 1967 Romantic and Victorian British literature, Conrad, Marxism and literature Alexander Doty , Professor Ph.D., University of Illinois, 1984 Film, popular culture, gay and lesbian studies, contemporary theory and criticism Jan Fergus , Professor Ph.D., City University of New York, 1975 18th century British literature, readership, Austen, women's literature Elizabeth Fifer , Professor Ph.D., University of Michigan, 1969 Modern and contemporary literature, world fiction, women's studies, multicultural American literature Edward J. Gallagher , Professor Ph.D., University of Notre Dame, 1970 Early American literature, multiculturalism Scott Paul Gordon , Associate Professor Ph.D., Harvard University, 1993

68. Mills College Catalog or ENG 064 Survey of American literature II. ENG 065066 Survey of british literature. ENG 115 shakespeare. ENG 191 Advanced Seminar. http://www.mills.edu/PUBS/ARCHIVE/ARCHIVE_CAT/CAT03-04/ugrad/eng_info.html

English Call (510) 430-2217 Also see Letters Table of Contents Department Index ... Descriptions Faculty: Professional Interests Elmaz Abinader Creative writing, fiction, non-fiction, theories of creativity and teaching creative writing Chana Bloch (Professor Emerita) Creative writing, poetry, translation, Shakespeare, the Bible Madeleine Kahn 18th-century English literature, the novel, feminist theory, gender studies, the Gothic and the sublime Ajuan Mance African American literature and cultural studies, 19th-century American literature, gender studies, African American art Edward J. Milowicki Expository writing, linguistics, classical and medieval literature, interdisciplinary studies Cornelia Nixon Fiction writing, craft of fiction, modern British literature, contemporary fiction Sarah Pollock Newspaper and magazine writing and editing, creative non-fiction, environmental and social issues reporting Stephen Ratcliffe Creative writing, Shakespeare, Renaissance poetry, English Romantic poetry, contemporary poetry and poetics

69. Mills College Catalog ENG 64 Survey of American literature II. ENG 6566 Survey of british literature. ENG 115 shakespeare. ENG 191 or 192 Senior Seminar. http://www.mills.edu/PUBS/ARCHIVE/ARCHIVE_CAT/CAT02-03/ugrad/eng_info.html

English (Also see Letters ) Table of Contents Department Index ... Descriptions Faculty: professional interests Elmaz Abinader Creative writing, fiction and non-fiction. Chana Bloch Creative writing, poetry, translation, Shakespeare, the Bible. Madeleine Kahn 18th century English literature, the novel, feminist theory, gender studies, the Gothic and the sublime. Ajuan Mance African American literature and cultural studies, 19th century American literature, gender studies, African American art. Edward J. Milowicki Expository writing, linguistics, classical and medieval literature, interdisciplinary studies. Cornelia Nixon Fiction writing, craft of fiction, modern British literature, contemporary fiction. Sarah Pollock Newspaper and magazine writing and editing, creative non-fiction, environmental and social issues reporting. Stephen Ratcliffe Creative writing, Shakespeare, Renaissance poetry, English Romantic poetry, contemporary poetry and poetics. Kathryn Reiss Creative writing, fiction for juveniles and young adults, historical fiction, literature and time.

70. Department Of English At UNO Sixteenth Century literature ENGL4350 shakespeare s Contemporaries ENGL 4960 Topics in Language and literature (when topic is pre-1800 british Lit.) ENGL http://www.unomaha.edu/~wwwengl/britlitreqs.htm

PDF version The Concentration in British Literature (27 hours)- In addition to the core requirements: Three hours from the following writing classes: ENGL-2410 Critical Approaches to Literature (preferred course for this concentration) ENGL-2420 Critical Theory and Writing (acceptable with permission when 2410 is not offered) AND Six hours from the following pre-1800 British Literature classes: ENGL-4310 Middle English Literature ENGL-4320 Chaucer ENGL-4330 Sixteenth Century Literature ENGL-4350 Shakespeare's Contemporaries ENGL-4360 Seventeenth Century Literature ENGL-4370 Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature ENGL-4380 The Eighteenth Century English Novel ENGL-4940 The History of Literary Criticism ENGL-4960 Topics in Language and Literature (when topic is pre-1800 British Lit.) ENGL-4980 Independent Study (only with permission and when topic is pre-1800 British Lit.) AND Six hours from the following post-1800 British Literature classes: ENGL-3430 Irish Literature ENGL-4040 Contemporary Poetry of England and America ENGL-4180 Major Movements in Contemporary Literature ENGL-4410 Literature of the Romantic Period ENGL-4420 Literature of the Victorian Period ENGL-4430 The Nineteenth Century English Novel ENGL-4460 The Twentieth Century English Novel ENGL-4480 Twentieth Century English Literature ENGL-4940 The History of Literary Criticism ENGL-4960 Topics in Language and Literature (when topic is post-1800 British Lit.)

71. Majorclasses 512 Recent Poetry in English 513 Modern british or Amer. Lit and Its Backgrounds 516 Topics in 20th C. literature in English. 4. One course in shakespeare (3 cr http://www.wisc.edu/english/html_under/major/majorclasses.htm

ENGLISH MAJOR REQUIREMENTS WITHIN THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: At least 9 intermediate or advanced courses for a minimum of 28 credits. This includes the requirement that one course, selected from English 215, 216 or 217, must be taken in the 4 credit format. The classes are distributed as follows: 1. All students are required to take English 215: English Literature Before 1800 (3-4 cr) Either: 2. English 216: English Lit. 1800 to the present (3-4 cr) and an elective in American Literature (3 cr) 509 Selected Major Modern American Poets 605 Outstanding Figure(s) in Early Am. Literature 606 Theme in Early American Literature 608 Colonial and Early Romantic American Literature 609 Major American Novelists 610 The American Short Story 611 Major American Prose Writers 612 Voices of American Humor 613 Major American Poets 618 Literature of the American Renaissance 619 Three American Novelists 621 Three American Authors Before 1865 625 Outstanding Figure(s) 19th C. Am. Lit.

72. Curriculum Links: English study of Medieval, Renaissance and 17th century british literature, including an See also The literature Network for a similarly William shakespeare on the Web. http://www.teachingcompany.com/CurrEnglish33.html

Curriculum Links: English and American Literature Lessons, Resources and Criticism Grammar and Writing Harlem Renaissance Charlotte Bronte ... William Faulkner Grammar and Writing Sites Links to Grammar Sites is designed to aid in essay grading. The teacher corrects essays with standard abbreviations for grammatical and stylistic errors and then students can go to this page to find links to other sites that aid in correcting and understanding these errors. Guide to Grammar and Writing is a highly interactive grammar text that covers parts of speech, phrases, clauses, punctuation, sentence combining, common grammatical errors, and paragraph writing including sentence variety, coherence and transitions and paragraph development. It also has interactive quizzes and principles of composition Hypergrammar by the University of Ottawa contains an interactive grammar text that covers The Parts of Speech, The Parts of the Sentence, Punctuation, Using Pronouns, Using Verbs, Modifiers, Building Phrases, Building Clauses, Building Sentences , and Writing Paragraphs. Online English Grammar covers the basic parts of speech and will soon introduce interactive quizzes.

73. Literature In English: Links british Poetry 17801910 (An Hypertext Archive of Scholarly Editions). English literature Early 17th Century (1603-1660). · IPL shakespeare s Complete http://www.usc.es/ia303/litera.htm

Literature in English: Links Literatura en Lingua Inglesa: Enlaces Departmento de Filoloxía Inglesa Universidade de Santiago Page under permanent construction / Páxina en construcción permanente General Resources English Depts Mailing Lists Conferences ... Miscellaneous Pages General Resources / Referencias Xerais The Literary Encyclopedia and Literary Dictionary - the World Guide to Literature in English Elisor (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) Voice of the Shuttle: Literature in English (The best place to start from. Links mostly classified according to period) Literary Resources on the Net -U of Penn (A huge collection of literature resources by period. It has a search engine) English Literature on the Web (Organized by period and by author, e-text Archives..) The Internet Book Information Center (Access to mailing lists, journals, authors...) Yahoo-Literature Links (Another good place to start) Internet Resources in Literature , by Chris Flack (A review of significant collections of Internet literary resources) Bookwire (A guide to the book resources of the Internet: booksellers, libraries, publishers...)

74. Faculty Assistant Professor Modern british literature, critical theory (especially Professor Renaissance literature; shakespeare; relations between literature, magic http://www.engl.uvic.ca/facultylist.html

Faculty Directory Regular faculty A B C D ... Job postings Faculty Directory Regular Faculty and Research Interests Click on faculty name for phone number, office number, and e-mail address ALLISON , Ruth. B.A., M.A. (Victoria). Senior Instructor Technical and business communications, Canadian literature, drama BAILLARGEON , Gerald V . M.A. (Windsor), Ph.D. (UBC). Senior Instructor 20th-century literature BEARDSLEY , Doug. M.A. (York). Senior Instructor Canadian literature, modern poetry, hockey and its relation to the Canadian people, literature of the Holocaust, Native literature and white society BERRY , Edward I. B.A. (Wesleyan), M.A., Ph.D. (California, Berkeley). Professor Shakespeare, Sidney, Renaissance literature, law and literature selected publications WWW home page BEST , Michael R. B.A., Ph.D. (Adelaide). Professor Shakespeare, electronic texts, Renaissance drama, computer-assisted learning, hypertext. Research Activities: Co-ordinating Editor, Internet Shakespeare Editions selected publications WWW home page BLANK , G. Kim.

75. Courses That Satisfy The International And Historical Perspective Requirement ENGL, 304, The Major Works of shakespeare. ENGL, 310, Medieval and Renaissance british literature. ENGL, 311, 17th and 18th-Century british literature. http://www.umuc.edu/studserv/ugp_ss/hstglbl.html

International Perspective Course List International Perspective Historical Perspective Civic Responsibility No course may be used to fulfill more than one of the cross-curricular requirements, even though it may appear on more than one list. Any foreign language course of 3 or more credits, including courses in ARAB, CHIN, CROA, DTCH, FREN, GERM, HGRN, ICLD, ITAL, JAPN, KORN, MACE, MGRK, NORW, PORT, SERB, SPAN, RUSS, or TURK ACCT International Accounting ANTH Introduction to Anthropology: Cultural Anthropology and Linguistics ANTH Outlooks in Anthropology ANTH Medicine, Health, and Culture ANTH Peoples and Cultures of the Far East ARTH Art of the Western World to 1300 ARTH Art of the Western World from 1300 ARTH 17th-Century Art in the Netherlands ARTH History of World Art I ARTH History of World Art II ARTH Masterpieces of Painting ARTH Masterpieces of Sculpture ARTH Masterpieces of Architecture ARTH Egyptian Art and Archaeology ARTH 20th-Century Art to 1945 ARTH 20th-Century Art from 1945 ARTH History of Graphic Arts ARTH Chinese Painting ASTD Any 3-credit course BEHS Cultural Perspectives of the Middle East BEHS Global Environmental Change BMGT International Business Management BMGT International Finance BMGT Business and Government BMGT Exploring the Future

76. English Literature Resource Guide Cambridge Guide to English literature. british Writers. The Oxford Companion to English literature. shakespeare for Students. A Milton Encyclopedia. http://services.juniata.edu/library/resourceguides/englishlit.htm

English Literature Books: Webcat- Web based catalog of Beeghly Library’s Collection Suggested Subjects : Search for the following term by typing it in and then selecting subject. There are a vast number of subjects to choose from, you can either select subjects by making intelligent guesses or use the Library of Congress Subject Headings in the reference area. You also might try selecting “View” after locating a list of books, this will give a complete record for a book and you could use subject heading given to hyperlink to other similar books. English Literature English Literature 19 th Century History and Criticism English Literature Middle English 1100-1500 History and Criticism English Literature Old English ca. 450-1100 History and Criticism Anglo-Saxons in literature Works about authors should be searched with the subject method, works by authors should be searched by selecting author. Evelyn Waugh or Waugh, Evelyn or White, T.H. or T.H.White Call number ranges: Books regarding English literature are generally in the PR’s upstairs.

77. Courses English 438/538 shakespeare s Rivals; English 440/540 the faculty in Early American literature 19thCentury british literature English 322 English Novel; English http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~engl/courses/

Featured Links Position Searches Composition Program Ecocriticism Film Certificate Folklore Northwest Review Oregon Writing Project UO HOME ENGLISH TEXT ONLY Courses Course offerings Spring 2004 Special Topics 2003 - 2004 Course Offerings Summer Course List: http://darkwing.uoregon.edu/~engl/pdf/summerflier.04.pdf Fall 2004 Special Topics Winter 2005 Special Topics Complete list of available English courses (University Bulletin) ... Courses that satisfy Arts and Letters Group Requirements Course offerings, organized by period or field General Coursework English 107-108-109: World Literature English 220-221-222: Introduction to the Major English 220-221-222 is a three-course sequence required of all English majors. The sequence is meant to introduce new and prospective majors to the full range of literature in English, and the various methods and modes of literary history, criticism and theory required to understand it. The first term will cover English literature from the earliest example ("Caedmon's Hymn") to Shakespeare. The second term will cover English literature from the late renaissance of the early seventeenth century to the Augustan period of the late-18th century. The third quarter will begin with Blake and the Romantics and end with postmodern fiction and poetry. The whole sequence will provide students with skills needed to succeed in subsequent English courses, and the knowledge needed to construct a program to suit their interests. Medieval Studies English 199: The Literature of King Arthur

78. University Press Of Kentucky Structure and Experience in shakespeare s Romances By Colonialism, and Renaissance literature By Andrew Caught between Worlds british Captivity Narratives in http://www.kentuckypress.com/viewsubject.cfm?Group=51

79. GSU Department Of English | Faculty Directory Mills Harper GCB 924 TwentiethCentury british literature email unavailable. Dr. James Hirsh GCB 967 Renaissance literature and shakespeare engjeh@panther.gsu http://www.gsu.edu/~wwweng/people/faculty.html

Faculty Directory Dr. David Bottoms GCB 934 Creative Writing, Poetry engdhb@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Murray Brown GCB 949 Eighteenth-Century British Literature tyrebeiter@comcast.net Dr. Beth Burmester GCB 972 Director of the Center for Writing and Research bburmester@gsu.edu Dr. John A. Burrison GCB 975 Folklore jburrison@gsu.edu Dr. Tanya Caldwell GCB 969 Associate Director of Graduate Studies Eighteenth-Century British Literature tmcaldwell@gsu.edu Dr. Nancy Chase GCB 965 Rhetoric and Composition nchase@gsu.edu Dr. Carolyn Denard 20th-Century American Literature, African-American Literature, and Cultural Studies engccd@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Stephen B. Dobranski GCB 951 Renaissance Literature and Milton sbdobranski@gsu.edu Dr. Wayne Erickson GCB 970 Renaissance Studies and Spenser engwke@panther.gsu.edu

80. Courses british literature Proseminars shakespeare Romeo and Juliet and As You Like it (WS). Contemporary Women Writers Angela Carter, AS Byatt,. Rose Tremain (SS). http://www.unifr.ch/das/courses.htm

Requirements Staff Links News ... Home Unifr/English Department "Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a college education." Marc Twain COURSES 2003-2004 Soft Skills Linguistics Philology Literature By schedule (Pdf): Winter Semester Summer Semester Courses Offered in Previous Years: Langue et littérature anglaises / Englische Sprache und Literatur 2003-2004 Courses in Literature: Mortimer Anthony, Prof.ord. Lecture Course: Christopher Marlowe (1564-93); Thursday 15-17 (WS) Lecture Course: British and Irish Poetry from Hardy to Heaney; Thursday 15-17 (SS) Proseminar: Dickens and Thackeray; Thursday 11-13 (WS) Seminar: Spenser: The Faerie Queene; Friday 10-12 (WS) Schneider Regina, Ass-doct. Proseminar: Comedy Through the Ages: Jonson, Congreve, Goldsmith, Shaw; Tuesday 10-12 (WS) Proseminar: Eighteenth Century Satire: Swift, Pope, Johnson; Tuesday 10-12 (SS) Rehder Robert, Prof.ord.

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