Announcement of Classes: Spring 2005


Course # Sec. Course Time Instructor
Course Area
R1A 1 Reading and Composition: Noise MWF 9-10 Jami Bartlett
Reading and Composition
R1A 2 Reading and Composition: The Language of Authorship MWF 11:00-12:00 Sophia Wang
Reading and Composition
R1A 3 Reading and Composition: Austenmania! MWF 12-1 Leslie Walton
Reading and Composition
R1A 4 Reading and Composition: Literary Sleuths MWF 3 - 4 pm Kristine Ha
Reading and Composition
R1A 5 Reading and Composition: Bringing the Dead Paper to Life T/TH 8-9:30 Kristin Fujie
Reading and Composition
R1A 6 Reading and Composition: Literary and Cinematic Cities TTh 9:30-11 Erin E. Edwards
Reading and Composition
R1A 7 Reading and Composition: High Modernism and its Others Tuesday and Thursday 12:30-2:00 Charles Sumner
Reading and Composition
R1A 8 Reading and Composition: Science and Literature TTh 2-3:30 Jhoanna Infante
Reading and Composition
R1A 9 Reading and Composition: Making and Unmaking the Self-Made (Wo)Man T Th 3:30-5 Liza Kramer
Reading and Composition
R1A 10 Reading and Composition: Language, Writing and the Self TuTh 3:30-5:00 Richards, Diane
Reading and Composition
R1B 1 Reading and Composition: The Prose Poem: The Past, Present and Future of a Form MWF 9-10 Julie Carr
Reading and Composition
R1B 2 Reading and Composition: "You See a Dead Pig That Has Been Lying There a Long Time': Dirt, Darwin,

Dickens, Dogma "
MWF 10:00-11:00 D. Rae Greiner
Reading and Composition
R1B 3 Reading and Composition: The Faust Tradition MWF 11-12 Adrienne Williams Boyarin
Reading and Composition
R1B 4 Reading and Composition: The Politics of Romance and Miscegenation Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12-1 Janice Tanemura
Reading and Composition
R1B 5 Reading and Composition: Relationships MWF 1-2 p.m. Misa Oyama
Reading and Composition
R1B 6 Reading and Composition: Subjects of Mobility: Wanderers, Outcasts, Detectives, and Expatriates MWF (2-3 p.m.) Monika Gehlawat
Reading and Composition
R1B 7 Reading and Composition: Holiday Literature MWF 3-4 Alan Drosdick
Reading and Composition
R1B 8 Reading and Composition: The Mind's Island MWF 3-4 Joseph Ring
Reading and Composition
R1B 9 Reading and Composition: City Images TTh 8:00-9:30 Katherine Anderson
Reading and Composition
R1B 10 Reading and Composition: Fessing Up TTH 8-9:30 Stephen Katz
Reading and Composition
R1B 11 Reading and Composition: Literature and World War I T Th 9:30-11 James Murphy
Reading and Composition
R1B 12 Reading and Composition: Cities and their Representations TTH 9:30-11:00 Slavica Naumovska
Reading and Composition
R1B 13 Reading and Composition: Female subjects: an exploration of harm TTh 11-12:30 Erin Khue Ninh
Reading and Composition
R1B 14 Reading and Composition: Gods and Monsters TTh 12:30-2 Sharon Goetz
Reading and Composition
R1B 15 Reading and Composition: Literature of the Suburbs TTh 12:30-2:00 Nicholas Nace
Reading and Composition
R1B 16 Reading and Composition: Tales of Two Places TTh 2:00-3:30 Vlasta Vranjeŝ
Reading and Composition
R1B 17 Reading and Composition: (Ab)Normal Bodies T TH 3:30-5 Rebekah Edwards
Reading and Composition
R1B 18 Reading and Composition: Realism and Contemporary Fiction T Th 3:30-5:00 Ben Graves
Reading and Composition
R1B 19 Reading and Composition: Advocacy and Abilidad: Filipino American Literature TTh 3:30-5, Jean Vengua Gier
Reading and Composition
R1B 20 Reading and Composition: Psychological Approaches to Contemporary Asian-American Literature and Film MWF 9-10 Carlos Reyes
Reading and Composition
R1B 21 Reading and Composition: Ethics, Morality, Law and Literature MWF 10-11
Reading and Composition
R1B 22 Reading and Composition: British Literature and Culture, 1840s - 1914 TTh 8- 9:30 Antoinette Chevalier
Reading and Composition
R1B 23 Reading and Composition: Storytelling and the Problem of History T Th 9:30-11 Joy Viveros
Reading and Composition
R1B 24 Reading and Composition: Storytelling and the Problem of History T Th 12:30-2 Joy Viveros
Reading and Composition
24 1 Freshman Seminar: Representing Psychiatric Disability M 12-1 Susan Schweik and Aaron Cohen
Freshman Seminars
24 2 Freshman Seminar: Pleasure, Politics, and Public Fantasy in Bollywood Cinema M 4-5 Joshi, Priya
Freshman Seminars
24 3 Freshman Seminar: Shakespeare's Sonnets W 12-1 Nelson, Alan H.
Freshman Seminars
24 4 Freshman Seminar: Reading Walden Carefully Tues. 2-3 Breitwieser, Mitchell
Freshman Seminars
31AC 1 Lower Division Coursework: Literature of American Cultures: Exceptional Bodies --Disability, Race, Ethnicity and Medicine in American Cultures TTh 12:30-2 Schweik, Susan
American Cultures
43B 1 Lower Division Coursework: Introduction to the Writing of Verse MW 1:30-3 Scappettone, Jennifer
Creative Writing Workshops
45A 1 Literature in English: Through Milton Lectures MW 12-1 in 3 LeConte, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 12-1) Justice, Steven
Introductory Surveys
45A 2 Literature in English: Through Milton MW 3-4, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 3-4) Howe, Nicholas
Introductory Surveys
45B 1 Literature in English: Late-17th through Mid-19th Century MW 10-11, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 10-11) Knapp, Jeffrey
Introductory Surveys
45B 2 Literature in English: Late-17th through Mid-19th Century MW 3-4, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 3-4) Breitwieser, Mitchell
Introductory Surveys
45C 1 Literature in English: Mid-19th through the 20th Century MW 11-12 , plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections F 11-12) Rubenstein, Michael
Introductory Surveys
45C 2 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) Bishop, John
Introductory Surveys
R50 1 Freshman and Sophomore Studies: Tradition and Dislocation MWF 11-12 Stasi, Paul
Reading and Composition
R50 2 Freshman and Sophomore Studies: Grim Things That Must Be Told' -- The Graphic Novel in an Era of Human Rights TTh 2-3:30 Hong, Christine
Reading and Composition
84 1 Sophomore Seminar: High Culture / Low Culture M 2-5 Bader, Julia
Sophomore Seminars
95 1 Lower Division Coursework: Other Voices: Multicultural Literary Perspectives M 12-1, plus one hour of discussion section per week (all sections W 12-1) Padilla, Genaro M.
Special Topics
100 1 Junior Seminar: Colonialism and Its Dissed Contents: An Introduction to Postcolonial Theory MW 11-12:30 Joshi, Priya
Junior Seminars
100 2 Junior Seminar: Science Fiction MW 12-2 Breitwieser, Mitchell
Junior Seminars
100 3 Junior Seminar: Western American Literature MW 12-2 Starr, George A.
Junior Seminars
100 4 Junior Seminar: Irish Writing in English, 1900-45 MW 2-4 Rubenstein, Michael
Junior Seminars
100 5 Junior Seminar: Men, Women and Texts TTh 3:30-5 Turner, James Grantham
Junior Seminars
100 6 Junior Seminar: Emily Dickinson and Her Legacies MW 4-5:30 Francois, Anne-Lise
Junior Seminars
100 7 Junior Seminar: Black Experimental Writing MW 4-5:30 Wagner, Bryan
Junior Seminars
100 8 Junior Seminar: Jane Austen TTh 9:30-11 Gallagher, Catherine
Junior Seminars
100 9 Junior Seminar: Gender and Asian/Pacific America TTh 2-3:30 Ray, Kasturi
Junior Seminars
100 10 Junior Seminar: Modernism and the City TTh 12:30-2 Snyder, Katherine
Junior Seminars
100 11 Junior Seminar: Victorian Prosody TTh 3:30-5 Hanson, Kristin
Junior Seminars
100 12 Junior Seminar: Women's Films of the 40's and 50's MW 5:30-7 P.M, plus film screenings M 7-10 P.M. in 140 Barrows Bader, Julia
Junior Seminars
100 14 Junior Seminar: Mark Twain MW 3:30-5 Starr, George A.
Junior Seminars
101 1 Upper Division Coursework: History of the English Language TTh 11-12:30 Hanson, Kristin
English Language and Linguistics
111 1 Upper Division Coursework: Chaucer TTh 9:30-11 Middleton, Anne
Middle English
112 1 Upper Division Coursework: Middle English Literature TTh 11-12:30 Miller, Jennifer
Middle English
115A 1 Upper Division Coursework: The English Renaissance through the 16th Century TTh 9:30-11 Nelson, Alan H.
Renaissance and Early Modern
117B 1 Upper Division Coursework: Shakespeare TTh 11-12:30 Adelman, Janet
Shakespeare
117J 1 Upper Division Coursework: Shakespeare TTh 5-6:30 Booth, Stephen
Shakespeare
117S 1 Upper Division Coursework: Shakespeare, the Self and the Theater TTh 2-3:30 Altman, Joel B.
Shakespeare
118 1 Upper Division Coursework: Milton TTh 2-3:30 Goodman, Kevis
Renaissance and Early Modern
120 1 Upper Division Coursework: The Age of Johnson TTh 11-12:30 Turner, James Grantham
British 18th-Century
121 1 Upper Division Coursework: The Romantic Period MWF 1-2 Langan, Celeste
British 19th-Century
125D 1 Upper Division Coursework: The 20th-Century Novel TTh 12:30-2 Bernstein, Michael A.
Novel
127 1 Upper Division Coursework: Modern Poetry TTh 3:30-5 Altieri, Charles F.
Poetry
130D 1 Upper Division Coursework: American Literature: 1900-1945 TTh 11-12:30 Best, Stephen M.
American Literature
131 1 Upper Division Coursework: American Poetry TTh 12:30-2 Hass, Robert L.
American Literature
132 1 Upper Division Coursework: American Novel TTh 2-3:30 Loewinsohn, Ron
American Literature
133B 1 Upper Division Coursework: African American Literature and Culture Since 1917: Voice/s of Autobiography MWF 2-3 Nanda, Aparajita
African American Literature
133T 1 Upper Division Coursework: Topics in African American Literature and Culture TTh 11-12:30 Hartman, Saidiya V.
African American Literature
135AC 1 Upper Division Coursework: Literature of American Cultures: American Fictions of Self-Formation TTh 12:30-2 Wardley, Lynn
American Cultures
C136 1 Upper Division Coursework: Topics in American Studies: New York and Philadelphia Lectures TTh 12:30-2 in 2040 Valley LSB, plus one hour of discussion section per week Sam Otter and David Henkin
Special Topics
C136 2 Upper Division Coursework: Topics in American Studies: The War of 1898 and the Cultures of US Imperialism MWF 10-11 Saldivar, Jose David
Special Topics
143A 1 Upper Division Coursework: Short Fiction W 3-6 Farber, Thomas
Creative Writing Workshops
143B 2 Upper Division Coursework: Verse TTh 11-12:30 Shoptaw, John
Creative Writing Workshops
150 2 Senior Seminar: The Contemporary Indian Novel in English MW 12-2 Premnath, Gautam
Senior Seminars
150 3 Senior Seminar: James Joyce MW 4-5:30 Bishop, John
Senior Seminars
150 4 Senior Seminar: Early Modern Women Writers M 3-6 Picciotto, Joanna M
Senior Seminars
150 5 Senior Seminar: Shakespearean and Postmodern Sensibilities TTh 9:30-11 Altman, Joel B.
Senior Seminars
150 6 Senior Seminar: Maxine Hong Kingston and 'Postmodern TTh 9:30-11 Lye, Colleen
Senior Seminars
150 7 Senior Seminar: Reading New Orleans TTh 9:30-11 Snyder, Katherine
Senior Seminars
150 8 Senior Seminar: William S. Burroughs and the Beat Generation TTh 11-12:30 Loewinsohn, Ron
Senior Seminars
150 9 Senior Seminar: Charles Dickens TTh 12:30-2 Gallagher, Catherine
Senior Seminars
150 10 Senior Seminar: Mark Twain TTh 2-3:30 Hirst, Robert H.
Senior Seminars
150 11 Senior Seminar: Chaucer and the Traditions of Amatory Verse TTh 2-3:30 Middleton, Anne
Senior Seminars
150 12 Senior Seminar: The Poetry of Edmund Spenser TTh 3:30-5 Adelman, Janet
Senior Seminars
150 13 Senior Seminar: Poe, and More TTh 3:30-5 Otter, Sam
Senior Seminars
150 14 Senior Seminar: Virginia Woolf TTh 11-12:30 Abel, Elizabeth
Senior Seminars
150 15 Senior Seminar: Film Noir and Neo-Noir Seminars TTh 5:30-7 P.M. in 210 Wheeler, plus film screenings Thursdays 7-10 P.M. in 210 Wheeler Bader, Julia
Senior Seminars
161 1 Upper Division Coursework: Introduction to Literary Theory TTh 3:30-5 Nealon, Christopher
Literary Theory
165 1 Special Topics: Hollywood Film of the 1930s MW 2-4 Knapp, Jeffrey
Special Topics
165 2 Special Topics: Fictions of Los Angeles MW 4-5:30 Saul, Scott
Special Topics
166 1 Special Topics: In Flanders Field--The Great War in European Literature TTh 3:30-5 Buelens, Geert
Special Topics
166 2 Special Topics: Hitchcock and His Artistic Children MW 11-12:30 in 300 Wheeler, plus film screenings Mondays 5-8 P.M. in 300 Wheeler Miller, D.A.
Special Topics
166AC 1 Special Topics in American Cultures: Racial Modernity TTh 12:30-2 Lye, Colleen
American Cultures
173 1 The Language and Literature of Films: Fantasy Film and Realms of Enchantment TTh 11-12:30 in 22 Warren, plus film screenings Tues. 5-8 P.M. in 2040 Valley LSB Merritt, Russell
Special Topics
175 1 Upper Division Coursework: Representations of Disability in Literature TTh 9:30-11 Kleege, Georgina
Special Topics
180A 1 Upper Division Coursework: Auto/bio/graphy TTh 11-12:30 Wong, Hertha D. Sweet
Special Topics
180L 1 Upper Division Coursework: Lyric Verse TTh 2-3:30 Booth, Stephen
Poetry
H195A 1 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course TTh 2-3:30 Goldsmith, Steven
Honors and Tutorial Courses
H195A 2 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course MW 12-2 Porter, Carolyn
Honors and Tutorial Courses
H195A 3 Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course MW 2-3:30 Miller, D.A.
Honors and Tutorial Courses
200 1 Graduate Course: Problems in the Study of Literature MW 10:30-12 Hale, Dorothy J.
Graduate Courses
200 2 Graduate Course: Problems in the Study of Literature MW 10:30-12 Hanson, Kristin
Graduate Courses
203 1 Graduate Readings: Prospectus Workshop MW 12-1:30 Breitwieser, Mitchell
Graduate Courses
203 2 Graduate Readings: Transnational Feminisms MW 1:30-3 Ray, Kasturi
Graduate Courses
203 2 Graduate Readings: Coercion and Resistance in 20th-Century African American Fiction TTh 12:30-2 JanMohamed, Abdul R.
Graduate Courses
203 4 Graduate Readings: American Literature and the American Ugly Laws, 1881-1991 223 Wheeler Schweik, Susan
Graduate Courses
203 5 Graduate Readings: The Contemporary Long Poem TTh 3:30-5 Hejinian, Lyn
Graduate Courses
211 1 Graduate Course: Chaucer TTh 2-3:30 Nolan, Maura
Graduate Courses
243A 1 Graduate Course: Fiction Writing Workshop TTh 11-12:30 Loewinsohn, Ron
Creative Writing Workshops
246D 1 Graduate Pro-seminar: The Renaissance TTh 5-6:30 Booth, Stephen
Graduate Courses
246J 1 Graduate Pro-seminar: American Literature, 1855 to 1900 TTh 11-12:30 Best, Stephen M.
Graduate Courses
250 1 Research Seminar: Modernism and the Novel Form M 3-6 Banfield, Ann
Graduate Courses
250 2 Research Seminar: William Blake M 3-6 Goldsmith, Steven
Graduate Courses
250 3 Research Seminar: Race as Method--Or, What Is Ethnic Literature? Tues. 3:30-6:30 Lye, Colleen
Graduate Courses
250 4 Research Seminar: Tragic Realism--Tragedy and Revolution in Postcolonial Narrative Thurs. 3:30-6:30 Premnath, Gautam
Graduate Courses
310 1 Graduate Course: Field Studies in Tutoring Writing TBA Staff
Honors and Tutorial Courses