FALL 2018 COURSE DISTRIBUTIONS 2018 English Major Requirements

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1 Element 2: Historical Studies Beginning, Medieval, and Early Modern Periods 201 Inventing Western Literature: Ancient and Medieval Traditions 206 Shakespeare 262 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 304 The Major Works of Shakespeare 310 Medieval and Renaissance British Literature 402 Chaucer 404 Shakespeare: The Later Works 412 Literature of the Seventeenth Century, Renaissance Drama II 466 Arthurian Legend Long Eighteenth Century 311 British Literature from 1600 to Literature of the Eighteenth Century, (AW for Fall 2018 only) 455 The Eighteenth-Century English Novel Long Nineteenth Century 150 Uncanny Technologies: Monsters, Droids, and Vampires 313 American Literature 344 Nineteenth Century Fiction 422 English Victorian Literature 428K Literary Spinoffs: Rewriting and Reprising the Classics American Poetry 478O Body of Frankenstein Modern and Contemporary Periods 140 American Fictions: Cross-Examining U.S. Literature, History, and Politics 143 Visualizing Knowledge: From Data to Images 222 American Literature: 1865 to Present 234 African-American Literature and Culture 235 U.S. Latina/O Literature and Culture 255 Literature of Science and Technology 265 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Literatures 289A African American Graphic Novels 313 American Literature 345 Twentieth Century Poetry 346 Twentieth Century Fiction 362 Caribbean Literature in English 368D African American Folklore and Literature 378C Digital Fiction 428K Literary Spinoffs: Rewriting and Reprising the Classics 433 American Literature: 1914 to Present, The Modern Period 448A Caribbean Literature by Women 471 African-American Literature: African-American Literature: 1945 to Present 479N The Fiction of James Joyce 479Z South Asian Literature on the Move Black Diaspora Literature and Culture 235 World Literature by Women 275 Literature of the Americas 277 Film Art in a Global Society 280 Last Updated:

2 Element 5: Perspectives, Methods, and Writing Differences and Diasporas Black Diaspora Literature and Culture 235 Global Literature and Social Change 270 World Literature by Women 275 Literature of the Americas 277 Film Art in a Global Society African-American Literature and Culture 235 U.S. Latina/o Literature and Culture 250 Reading Women Writing 262 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 265 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Literatures 278E Racial Melodrama: Literary Engagements with Race, Heroism, and Citizenship Melodrama 289A African American Graphic Novels 296 Reading and Writing Disability 362 Caribbean Literature in English 368D African American Folklore and Literature 379V Gypsy Culture American Poetry 448A Caribbean Literature by Women 471 African-American Literature: African-American Literature: Present 479Z South Asian Literature on the Move Methods 243 What is Poetry? (M) 245 Film Form and Culture (M) 280 The English Language (M) 282 How Rhetoric Works: Persuasive Power and Strategies (M) 297 Introduction to Professional Writing (M) 384 Concepts of Grammar (M) 385 English Semantics (M) 469A The Craft of Literature: Creative Form and Theory (M) 479Y Seminar in Poetry Translation (M) 489T Analyzing Conversation (M) 493 Advanced Writing Theory and Practice (M or AW) Advanced Writing 381 MGA Legislative Seminar* 388D Dickinson Electronic Archives 388P Pre-Professional Writing Skills 388V Undergraduate Teaching Assistants in Writing Programs 388W Writing Center Internship 390 Science Writing* 391 Advanced Composition* 392 Legal Writing* 393 Technical Writing* 394 Business Writing* 395 Writing for Health Professions* 398A Writing for the Arts* 398B Writing for Social Entrepreneurship* 398C Writing Case Studies and Narratives* 398E Writing about Economics* 398L Scholarly Writing in the Humanities* 398N Writing for Non-Profit Organizations* 398R Writing Non-Fictional Narratives* 398V Writing about the Environment* 416 Literature of the Eighteenth Century, (AW for Fall 2018 only) 488R Qualitative Research Methods 493 Advanced Writing Theory and Practice (M or AW) 494 Editing and Document Design *A course being used to satisfy the Fundamental Studies Professional Writing General Education requirement (FSPW) cannot double count in the English major. Last Updated: 2/27/18

3 Element 3: Literary and Cultural Studies Track Form, Genre, and Poetics 206 Shakespeare 243 What is Poetry? (M) 256 Fantasy Literature 278E Racial Melodrama: Literary Engagements with Race, Heroism, and Citizenship Melodrama 289A African American Graphic Novels 304 The Major Works of Shakespeare 344 Nineteenth Century Fiction 345 Twentieth Century Poetry 346 Twentieth Century Fiction 368D African American Folklore and Literature 378C Digital Fiction 402 Chaucer 404 Shakespeare: The Later Works American Poetry 451 Renaissance Drama II 455 The Eighteenth-Century English Novel 466 Arthurian Legend 469A 479A 479N 479Y The Craft of Literature: Creative Form and Theory (M) Anglo-American Poetry, Romantics through the 20 th Century The Fiction of James Joyce Seminar in Poetry Translation Additional Track-Applicable Courses 250 Reading Women Writing 255 Literature of Science and Technology 257 Children s Literature 262 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament 265 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Literatures 378A Medical Humanities: Science, Rhetoric, and Literature 428K Literary Spinoffs: Rewriting and Reprising the Classics 478O The Body of Frankenstein National, Transnational, and/or Global Literatures 201 Inventing Western Literature: Ancient and Medieval Traditions 222 American Literature: 1865 to Present 234 African-American Literature and Culture 235 U.S. Latina/o Literature and Culture 310 Medieval and Renaissance British Literature 311 British Literature from 1600 to American Literature 362 Caribbean Literature in English 368K The Art of Black Social Movements: 412 Literature of the Seventeenth Century: Literature of the Eighteenth Century, (AW for Fall 2018 only) 422 English Victorian Literature 433 American Literature: 194 to the Present, the Modern Period American Poetry 448A Caribbean Literature by Women 451 Renaissance Drama II 455 The Eighteenth-Century English Novel 471 African-American Literature: African-American Literature: Present 479Z South Asian Literature on the Move Black Diaspora Literature and Culture Global Literature and Social Change World Literature by Women Literature of the Americas Last Updated:

4 Element 3: Language, Writing, and Rhetoric Track History, Analysis, and Theory 280 The English Language (M) 282 How Rhetoric Works: Persuasive Power and Strategies (M) 378A Medical Humanities: Science, Rhetoric, and Literature 384 Concepts of Grammar (M) 385 English Semantics (M) 487 Foundations of Rhetoric 489T Analyzing Conversation (M) 493 Advanced Writing Theory and Practice (M or AW) 398N 398R 398V Writing for Non-Profit Organizations* Writing Non-Fictional Narratives* Writing about the Environment* *A course being used to satisfy the Fundamental Studies Professional Writing General Education requirement (FSPW) cannot double count in the English major. Practice, Performance, and Pedagogy 296 Reading and Writing Disability 297 Introduction to Professional Writing (M) 488R Qualitative Research Methods 493 Advanced Writing Theory and Practice (M or AW) 494 Editing and Document Design Additional Track-Applicable Courses 381 MGA Legislative Seminar* 388D Dickinson Electronic Archives 388P Pre-Professional Writing Skills 388V Undergraduate Teaching Assistants in Writing Programs 388W Writing Center Internship 390 Science Writing* 391 Advanced Composition* 392 Legal Writing* 393 Technical Writing* 394 Business Writing* 395 Writing for Health Professions* 398A Writing for the Arts* 398B Writing for Social Entrepreneurship* 398C Writing Case Studies and Narratives* 398E Writing about Economics* 398L Scholarly Writing in the Humanities* Last Updated: 3/7/18

5 Element 3: Media Studies Track Digital Cultures 378C 388D Digital Fiction Dickinson Digital Humanities Internship Image and Moving Image 245 Film Form and Culture (M) 275 Scriptwriting for Theater, Film, and Television 289A African American Graphic Novels 329C Sexuality in the Cinema 329P 368K 379V 280 Films of Martin Scorsese The Art of Black Social Movements: Gypsy Culture Film Art in a Global Society Music and Sound Print and Script 275 Scriptwriting for Theater, Film, and Television 289A African American Graphic Novels Last Updated: 03/08/18

6 Element 3: Creative Writing Track Pathways for 200 and 300-Level Creative Writing Workshops Receive an A- or Better in this Beginning Workshop ENGL 271- Writing Poems and Stories ENGL 272- Writing Fiction ENGL 273- Writing Poetry ENGL 274- Creative Writing Through the Eyes of African-Americans ENGL 275- Scriptwriting for Theater, Film, and Television To Take This Intermediate Workshop ENGL 352- Intermediate Fiction Workshop or ENGL 353- Intermediate Poetry Workshop ENGL 352- Intermediate Fiction Workshop ENGL 353- Intermediate Poetry Workshop ENGL 352- Intermediate Fiction Workshop or ENGL 353- Intermediate Poetry Workshop ENGL 354- Intermediate Scriptwriting for Theater, Film, and Television (Spring only at this time) Creative Form and Theory 243 What is Poetry? (M) 469A The Craft of Literature: Creative Form and Theory (M) 479Y Seminar in Poetry Translation Other Track-Applicable Courses 498 Advanced Fiction Workshop (Prerequisite: ENGL 352) 499 Advanced Poetry Workshop (Prerequisite: ENGL 353) ARHU 319 Form and Theory of Creative Writing (available only to those in Jimѐnez-Porter Writers House) Last Updated: 2/27/18

Spring 2019 COURSE DISTRIBUTIONS 2018 English Major Requirements

Spring 2019 COURSE DISTRIBUTIONS 2018 English Major Requirements Element 2: Historical Studies Beginning, Medieval, and Early Modern Periods 120 Acting Human: Shakespeare and the Drama of Identity 202 Inventing Western Literature: Renaissance to Modern 262 Introduction