EWL - English & World Literatures

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• EWL 110 Reading World Literature I
• EWL 112 World Literature in Context
• EWL 115 Reading World Literature II
• EWL 120 Themes in World Literature
• EWL 125 The Literary Imagination
• EWL 128 African-American Literary Traditions
• EWL 130 LGBTQ Literary Traditions
• EWL 134 Women’s Literary Traditions
• EWL 136 Social Issues in Literature
• EWL 138 Children’s Literature
• EWL 207 Literary Analysis
• EWL 210 History of the English Language 
• EWL 211 Classical Literature 
• EWL 212 Dragons, Knights, and Damsels: The Middle Ages
• EWL 213 European Romanticism 
• EWL 215 Reading the British Empire: Racism, Whiteness, and English Literature
• EWL 217 Rebirth and Reform: The Early Modern Era
• EWL 219 A Nation Divided: 1800-1865 in US Literature
• EWL 221 Oppression, Corruption, and Reform: 1860-1914 in US Literature
• EWL 225 Global Modernisms 
• EWL 250 Special Topics in Historical Literary Studies 
• EWL 295 Teaching Apprenticeship
• EWL 297 Research
• EWL 298 Directed Study
• EWL 299 Independent Study/Internship
• EWL 302 Literary Research and Theory Seminar
• EWL 303 Explication De Textes
• EWL 304 Inside Modernism
• EWL 305 The Spanish Inquisition in Literature and Film
• EWL 306 Literature of the Pacific
• EWL 307 The Visual Memoir
• EWL 308 Trauma in Literature and Film
• EWL 309 Women Write the World
• EWL 310 The English Novel
• EWL 311 Reading While Black: Writing, Race, and Resistance
• EWL 312 The Bible as Literature 
• EWL 314 The Many Lives of King Arthur
• EWL 316 Latino Literature
• EWL 317 Reading the Eighteenth Century 
• EWL 318 Religion and Literature 
• EWL 319 Narrating Climate Change
• EWL 320 Immigration, Exile, and Migration in Literature 
• EWL 322 Literature and Human Rights
• EWL 324 World Drama
• EWL 325 Gothic Fiction
• EWL 327 Literature and Film Of The Global Portuguese Empire
• EWL 329 Reading the Contemporary Caribbean
• EWL 331 Literature and Revolution
• EWL 332 Detective Narratives
• EWL 333 Literature and the Visual Arts
• EWL 334 Literary New York
• EWL 335 Slavery in the American Imaginary
• EWL 337 Philosophies and Poetics of Translation
• EWL 339 Literature & Business
• EWL 342 Dante’s Divine Comedy
• EWL 345 Shakespeare and Film
• EWL 347 Contemporary Latin American Fiction
• EWL 350 Special Topics in Literature and Media
• EWL 353 Modern European Fiction
• EWL 357 Psychological Portraits  in Literature  
• EWL 359 The Empire Writes Back: Contemporary Anticolonial Fiction
• EWL 360 Hispanic Women Writers
• EWL 362 “Becoming American”: Immigrant Narratives
• EWL 365 Reading Contemporary Africa
• EWL 370 Professional Practices
• EWL 380 International Postmodernist Fiction
• EWL 390 Special Topics in English
• EWL 395 Teaching Apprenticeship
• EWL 397 Research
• EWL 398 Directed Study
• EWL 399 Independent Study/Internship
• EWL 410 Shakespeare Seminar
• EWL 412 Literature and Feminist Theory
• EWL 415 Chaucer Seminar 
• EWL 417 Austen Seminar
• EWL 419 Hugo Seminar
• EWL 420 Contemporary India Seminar 
• EWL 422 Virginia Woolf Seminar
• EWL 424 Studies in a Single Author
• EWL 490 Senior Seminar in Literary Studies 
• EWL 495 Teaching Apprenticeship
• EWL 497 Research
• EWL 498 Directed Study
• EWL 499 Independent Study/Internship