Announcement of Classes: Spring 2007


Course # Sec. Course Time Instructor
Course Area
R1A 1 Reading and Composition: Improper Love in the Renaissance MWF 10-11 Alan Drosdick
Reading and Composition
R1A 2 Reading and Composition: Facing West from California?s Shores? MWF 1-2 Jeremy S. Ecke
Reading and Composition
R1A 3 Reading and Composition: The Contemporary Nomad MWF 3-4 Becky Hsu
Reading and Composition
R1A 4 Reading and Composition: Hamlet, Lear, Macbeth - Writing about Shakespearean Tragedy T-Th 8-9:30 Vitaliy Eyber
Reading and Composition
R1A 5 Reading and Composition: Monstrosities Tuesday and Thursday, 8:00-9:30 a.m. Arcadia Falcone
Reading and Composition
R1A 6 Reading and Composition: Secrets and Sexuality in the Modern Novel TTh 9:30-11:00 a.m. Ryan P. McDermott
Reading and Composition
R1A 7 Reading and Composition: Culture and Politics of Food and Eating TTh 11:00 ? 12:30 Peter Goodwin
Reading and Composition
R1A 8 Reading and Composition: Time Bandits TTh 12:30-2 Ted Martin
Reading and Composition
R1A 9 Reading and Composition: Metamorphosis and Literature TTh 3:30-5 Erin E. Edwards
Reading and Composition
R1A 10 Reading and Composition: Fact and Fantasy TTH 3:30 ? 5:00 Slavica Naumovska
Reading and Composition
R1B 1 Reading and Composition: Literary Utopias: Nonsense and Sensibility MWF 9-10 Blaine Greteman
Reading and Composition
R1B 2 Reading and Composition: Trade-offs and Sacrifices MWF 10-11 Jami Bartlett
Reading and Composition
R1B 3 Reading and Composition: The Asian Hordes - Modernities and Postmodernities MWF 11-12 Marguerite Nguyen
Reading and Composition
R1B 4 Reading and Composition: What is Realism? MWF 12-1 D. Rae Greiner
Reading and Composition
R1B 5 Reading and Composition: Contemporary African American and Asian American Experimental Poetry MWF 1-2 Chris Chen
Reading and Composition
R1B 6 Reading and Composition: The History of Trauma; The Trauma of History MWF 2-3 Popkin, Suzanne
Reading and Composition
R1B 7 Reading and Composition: Literature and the Environment MWF 3-4 Nicole Asaro
Reading and Composition
R1B 8 Reading and Composition: Writerly Texts MWF 3-4 David Menilla
Reading and Composition
R1B 9 Reading and Composition: Ghostly Women TuTh 8:00-9:30 Natalia Cecire
Reading and Composition
R1B 10 Reading and Composition: If it had been a movie, I wouldn't have believed it: Representation Of and After 9/11 TTh 8-9:30 am Annie McClanahan
Reading and Composition
R1B 11 Reading and Composition: Global Modernisms TTh 9:30-11:00 Joel Nickels
Reading and Composition
R1B 12 Reading and Composition: Elegiac Modes - Authenticity and Mourning in Lyric, Monument, and Popular Culture TTh 9.30-11.00am Penelope Anderson
Reading and Composition
R1B 13 Reading and Composition: Proof TTh 11-12:30 Fiona Murphy
Reading and Composition
R1B 14 Reading and Composition: Reading Closely and Writing TTh 11-12:30 Joseph Patrick Jordan
Reading and Composition
R1B 15 Reading and Composition: TBA TTh 12:30-2:00 Melissa Fabros
Reading and Composition
R1B 16 Reading and Composition: Cognitive Poetics TTh 12:30-2:00 Tracy Auclair
Reading and Composition
R1B 17 Reading and Composition: Social Reform in Literature TTh 2-3:30 PM Kelvin C. Black
Reading and Composition
R1B 18 Reading and Composition: Globalization TTh 3:30-5:00 Ben Graves
Reading and Composition
R1B 19 Reading and Composition: Race, Violence, and Paranoia TTh 3:30-5:00 pm Jesse Costantino
Reading and Composition
R1B 20 Reading and Composition: Approaches to 21st Century Poetry TTh 3:30-5 Charles Legere
Reading and Composition
24 1 Freshman Seminar: The Arts at Berkeley W 11-12 Altieri, Charles F.
Freshman Seminars
24 3 Freshman Seminar: Reading Walden Carefully M 4-5 Breitwieser, Mitchell
Freshman Seminars
43B 1 Lower Division Coursework: Introduction to the Writing of Verse TTh 12:30-2 Fisher, Jessica
Creative Writing Workshops
45A 1 Literature In English: Through Milton MW 12-1, plus one hour of discussion section per week Nolan, Maura
Introductory Surveys
45A 2 Literature In English: Through Milton MW 2-3, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 2-3) Landreth, David
Introductory Surveys
45B 1 Literature In English: Late-17th Through the Mid-19th Century Lectures MW 10-11, plus one hour of discussion section per week Langan, Celeste
Introductory Surveys
45B 2 Literature In English: Late-17th Through the Mid-19th Century MW 11-12, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 11-12) Knapp, Jeffrey
Introductory Surveys
45C 1 Literature In English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century MW 1-2, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 1-2) Altieri, Charles F.
Introductory Surveys
45C 2 Literature In English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century MW 3-4, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 3-4) Bishop, John
Introductory Surveys
R50 1 Freshman and Sophomore Studies: Writing America MWF 11-12 Fujie, Kristin
Reading and Composition
R50 2 Freshman and Sophomore Studies: Love and Money TTh 2-3:30 Hurh, Paul
Reading and Composition
84 1 Sophomore Seminar: High Culture / Low Culture Thurs. 2-5 Bader, Julia
Sophomore Seminars
95 1 Sophomore Seminar: Other Voices: Multicultural Literary Perspectives M 12-1, plus one our of discussion section per week (W 12-1) Saldivar, Jose David
Special Topics
100 1 Junior Seminar: Close Reading?Theory, Practice, Ideology, Pleasure MW 10-11:30 Miller, D.A.
Junior Seminars
100 2 Junior Seminar: Why Do We Cry? The Literature of Sorrow, Sympathy, and Indifference MW 4-5:30 Goldsmith, Steven
Junior Seminars
100 3 Junior Seminar: Representing Elizabeth I?Feminine Sovereignty in Poetry and Painting MW 4-5:30 Landreth, David
Junior Seminars
100 5 Junior Seminar: Satire MW 4-5:30 Picciotto, Joanna M
Junior Seminars
100 9 Junior Seminar: The Bloomsbury Group and British Modernism TTh 11-12:30 Hollis, Catherine
Junior Seminars
100 10 Junior Seminar: Mark Twain TTh 12:30-2 Breitwieser, Mitchell
Junior Seminars
100 12 Junior Seminar: Western American Literature TTh 2-3:30 Starr, George A.
Junior Seminars
100 13 Junior Seminar: Wordsworth Circle TTh 3:30-5 Francois, Anne-Lise
Junior Seminars
100 14 Junior Seminar: Literature and Psychoanalysis TTh 3:30-5 Puckett, Kent
Junior Seminars
100 15 Junior Seminar: Women?s Films of the ?40s and ?50s TTh 5:30-7, plus films Thurs. 7-10 P.M Bader, Julia
Junior Seminars
101 1 Junior Coursework: History of the English Language TTh 5-6:30 Hanson, Kristin
English Language and Linguistics
C107 1 Junior Coursework: The Bible as Literature MWF 1-2 Goldsmith, Steven
Special Topics
111 1 Junior Coursework: Chaucer MWF 1-2 Miller, Jennifer
Middle English
115B 1 Junior Coursework: The English Renaissance: Literature of the 17th Century TTh 2-3:30 Booth, Stephen
Renaissance and Early Modern
117B 1 Junior Coursework: Shakespeare TTh 2-3:30 Adelman, Janet
Shakespeare
117S 1 Junior Coursework: Shakespeare TTh 9:30-11 Nelson, Alan H.
Shakespeare
118 1 Junior Coursework: Milton TTh 11-12:30 Kahn, Victoria
Renaissance and Early Modern
125C 1 Junior Coursework: European Novel: History and the Novel TTh 9:30-11 Golburt, Lyubov
Novel
125D 1 Junior Coursework: The 20th-Century Novel TTh 12:30-2 Bernstein, Michael A.
Novel
130A 1 Junior Coursework: American Literature: Before 1800 TTh 9:30-11 Breitwieser, Mitchell
American Literature
130B 1 Junior Coursework: American Literature: 1800-1865 TTh 11-12:30 Otter, Samuel
American Literature
130C 1 Junior Coursework: American Literature: 1865-1900 MW 3-4:30 Wagner, Bryan
American Literature
131 1 Junior Coursework: American Poetry TTh 12:30-2 Hass, Robert L.
American Literature
133T 1 Junior Coursework: Topics in African American Literature and Culture: Toni Morrison TTh 2-3:30 JanMohamed, Abdul R.
African American Literature
135AC 1 Junior Coursework: Literature of American Cultures: Race, Ethnicity, and Disability in American Cultures MWF 1-2 Schweik, Susan
American Cultures
C136 1 Junior Coursework: Topics in American Studies: The Era of the Child--The U.S. 1865-1900 TTh 9:30-11 Hutson, Richard
Special Topics
137T 1 Junior Coursework: Topics in Latina/o Literature and Culture: The Trans-American Novel? Faulkner, Garcia Marquez, Morrison, and Cisneros MWF 1-2 Saldivar, Jose David
Graduate Courses
138 1 Junior Coursework: Studies in World Literature in English: Empire and Global English Literature TTh 9:30-11 Rubenstein, Michael
World Literature
141 1 Junior Coursework: Modes of Writing (Exposition, Fiction, Verse, etc.) MW 4-5:30 Abrams, Melanie (a.k.a. Chandra, M.J.)
Creative Writing Workshops
143A 1 Junior Coursework: Short Fiction MW 1:30-3 Abrams, Melanie (a.k.a. Chandra, M.J.)
Creative Writing Workshops
143A 2 Junior Coursework: Short Fiction W 3-6 Farber, Thomas
Creative Writing Workshops
143B 1 Junior Coursework: Verse MW 10-11:30 Shoptaw, John
Creative Writing Workshops
143B 2 Junior Coursework: Verse Thurs. 3:30-6:30 O?Brien, Geoffrey
Creative Writing Workshops
143N 1 Junior Coursework: Prose Nonfiction Tues. 3:30-6:30 Farber, Thomas
Creative Writing Workshops
143N 2 Junior Coursework: Prose Nonfiction: The Personal Essay Thurs. 3:30-6:30 Kleege, Georgina
Creative Writing Workshops
150 1 Senior Seminar: Wallace Stevens MW 4-5:30 Altieri, Charles F.
Senior Seminars
150 2 Senior Seminar: Troy Ancient to Modern MW 4-5:30 Nolan, Maura
Senior Seminars
150 3 Senior Seminar: Virginia Woolf TTh 9:30-11 Abel, Elizabeth
Senior Seminars
150 6 Senior Seminar: Sexuality and Antebellum Women?s Writing TTh 11-12:30 Beam, Dorri
Senior Seminars
150 8 Senior Seminar: Lewis Carroll?s Alice Books and Industry TTh 11-12:30 Fielding, John David
Senior Seminars
150 9 Senior Seminar: Alternate Histories - Counterfacts and Fictions TTh 12:30-2 Gallagher, Catherine
Senior Seminars
150 10 Senior Seminar: Postcolonial Writing TTh 12:30-2 Rubenstein, Michael
Senior Seminars
150 11 Senior Seminar: The Modern Novel of Consciousness TTh 2-3:30 Hale, Dorothy J.
Senior Seminars
150 12 Senior Seminar: Mark Twain TTh 2-3:30 Hirst, Robert H.
Senior Seminars
150 13 Senior Seminar: American Realism TTh 2-3:30 Hutson, Richard
Senior Seminars
150 14 Senior Seminar: Democracy and Rebellion in American Literature TTh 2-3:30 Skinfill, Mauri
Senior Seminars
150 15 Senior Seminar: Utopianism TTh 3:30-5 Starr, George A.
Senior Seminars
150 16 Senior Seminar: Books and Blogs: 20th- Century Print Culture TTh 3:30-5 Hollis, Catherine
Senior Seminars
150 17 Senior Seminar: Film Melodrama MW 5:30-7, plus film screenings Mondays 7-10 Bader, Julia
Senior Seminars
161 1 Upper Division Coursework: Introduction to Literary Theory TTh 12:30-2 Puckett, Kent
Literary Theory
165 1 Special Topics: Hollywood Talkies to World War II MW 2-3:30, plus film screenings Mondays 3:30-6:30 Knapp, Jeffrey
Special Topics
166 1 Special Topics: Readings for Writers/Narrating the Nation TTh 11-12:30 Mukherjee, Bharati
Special Topics
166 2 Special Topics: Hitchcock's Skin (or, A Theory of the Thriller) MW 12:30-2, plus film screenings Tuesdays 6-9 P.M Miller, D.A.
Special Topics
175 1 Upper Division Coursework: Literature and Disability MWF 10-11 Miller, Jennifer
Special Topics
179 1 Upper Division Coursework: Literature and Linguistics TTh 3:30-5 Banfield, Ann
English Language and Linguistics
180L 1 Upper Division Coursework: Lyric Verse TTh 9:30-11 Falci, Eric
Poetry
H195B 1 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course TTh 11-12:30 JanMohamed, Abdul R.
Honors and Tutorial Courses
H195B 2 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course MW 8-9:30 Langan, Celeste
Honors and Tutorial Courses
H195B 3 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course MWF 10-11 Schweik, Susan
Honors and Tutorial Courses
201A 1 Graduate Course: Topics in the Structure of the English Language: Syntax and the Language Arts TTh 11-12:30 Banfield, Ann
Graduate Courses
203 1 Graduate Readings: British Novel, 1800-1900 M 3-6 Duncan, Ian
Graduate Courses
203 3 Graduate Readings: History and the Postcolonial TTh 9:30-11 Jones, Donna V.
Graduate Courses
203 4 Graduate Readings: Edmund Spenser TTh 11-12:30 Adelman, Janet
Graduate Courses
203 5 Graduate Readings: Poetic Meter TTh 12:30-2 Hanson, Kristin
Graduate Courses
203 6 Graduate Readings: Nineteenth-Century American Women Writers Thurs. 2-5 Beam, Dorri
Graduate Courses
203 7 Graduate Readings: Chekhov, the Conventions of Realism, and the Depiction of Reality Tues. 6-9 P.M Hass, Robert L.
Danner, Mark
Graduate Courses
212 1 Graduate Course: Readings in Middle English TTh 9:30-11 Justice, Steven
Graduate Courses
218 1 Graduate Course: Milton Thurs. 2-5 Picciotto, Joanna M
Graduate Courses
243A 1 Graduate Course: Fiction Writing Workshop Tues. 2-5 Mukherjee, Bharati
Creative Writing Workshops
246C 1 Graduate Pro-seminar: Renaissance?16th Century TTh 5-6:30 Booth, Stephen
Graduate Courses
246K 1 Graduate Pro-seminar: Literature in English, 1900-1945 TTh 12:30-2 Snyder, Katherine
Graduate Courses
250 1 Research Seminar: Black Reconstruction M 11-2 Wagner, Bryan
Graduate Courses
250 3 Research Seminar: Melville and Aesthetics Tues. 3:30-6:30 Otter, Samuel
Graduate Courses
250 4 Research Seminar: Class and Race in U.S. Ethnic Literature Thurs. 3:30-6:30 Gonzalez, Marcial
Graduate Courses
250 5 Research Seminar: James Joyce F 11-2 Bishop, John
Graduate Courses
310 1 Graduate Course: Field Studies in Tutoring Writing T.B.A. Staff
Honors and Tutorial Courses