English 24

Freshman Seminar: Alfred Hitchcock

Section	Semester	Instructor	Time	Location	Course Areas
4	Spring 2014	Goble, Mark	W 2-3	111 Kroeber	Freshman Seminars

Description

For more information on this course, please contact Professor Goble at mgoble@berkeley.edu.

This 1-unit course may not be counted as one of the twelve courses required to complete the English major.

Other Recent Sections of This Course

spring, 2021
24/1	Freshman Seminar: Some Essays by Emerson	Breitwieser, Mitchell
24/2	Freshman Seminar: Emily Dickinson	Wagner, Bryan
24/3	Freshman Seminar: Nineteenth Century Fiction and the Boundaries of the Human	Christ, Carol T.
24/4	Freshman Seminar: Cults in Popular Culture	Saha, Poulomi

fall, 2020
24/1	Freshman Seminar	Miller, D.A.
24/2	Freshman Seminar: Reading Walden Carefully	Breitwieser, Mitchell
24/3	Freshman Seminar: Emily Dickinson	Wagner, Bryan
24/4	Freshman Seminar: English Sonneteers: Sidney, Spenser, Shakespeare, Donne	Nelson, Alan H.
24/5	Freshman Seminar: Reading Shakespeare's Sonnets: Voice, Argument ,Character, and Plot	Altman, Joel B.
24/6	Freshman Seminar: Frankenstein and Its Rewritings	Christ, Carol T.

spring, 2020
24/1	Freshman Seminar: Emily Dickinson	Wagner, Bryan
24/2	Freshman Seminar: Cults in Popular Culture	Saha, Poulomi

fall, 2019
24/1	Freshman Seminar: Walt Whitman	Wagner, Bryan
24/2	Freshman Seminar: Here Here in Tommy Orange's There There	Wong, Hertha D. Sweet

spring, 2019
24/1	Freshman Seminar: Emily Dickinson	Wagner, Bryan

fall, 2018
24/1	Freshman Seminar: Emily Dickinson	Wagner, Bryan
24/3	Freshman Seminar: The Films of Alfred Hitchcock	Goble, Mark
24/4	Freshman Seminar: Graphic Journalism: Reading Joe Sacco’s Palestine	Wong, Hertha D. Sweet
24/5	Freshman Seminar: The Handmaid's Tale on Stage, Page, and Screen	Snyder, Katherine

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