Steven Goldsmith Courses

Steven Goldsmith

Professor

Wheeler Hall, Room 431
sgsmith@berkeley.edu

English Department Classes

fall, 2022
107/1	The Bible as Literature

fall, 2020
190/5	Research Seminar: Is It Useless to Revolt?	Research Seminars

fall, 2019
203/3	Graduate Readings: Aesthetics and Politics: Kant and Beyond	Graduate Courses

spring, 2019
107/1	The Bible as Literature
165/7	Special Topics: The Materialist Epic	Special Topics

fall, 2018
190/1	Research Seminar: Melville in the 50s	American Literature Novel Research Seminars
200/1	Problems in the Study of Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2018
107/1	The Bible as Literature
165/3	Special Topics: Is It Useless To Revolt?	Special Topics

fall, 2017
45B/2	Literature in English: Late-17th Through Mid-19th Centuries	Introductory Surveys

spring, 2016
165/5	Special Topics: Is It Useless to Revolt?: Literature of Revolt	Poetry Literary Theory Special Topics
203/2	Graduate Readings: Aesthetics and Politics: Kant and Beyond	Literary Theory Graduate Courses

fall, 2015
C107/1	The Bible as Literature	Special Topics
190/2	Research Seminar: Materialism: Ancient and Modern	Research Seminars

spring, 2015
190/5	Research Seminar: Materialism--Ancient and Modern	Research Seminars

spring, 2014
45B/1	Literature in English: Late-17th Through Mid-19th Centuries	Introductory Surveys

fall, 2012
45B/1	Literature in English: Late 17th- Through Mid-19th Centuries	Introductory Surveys British 18th-Century British 19th-Century American Literature

spring, 2012
C107/1	The English Bible as Literature	Special Topics

fall, 2011
45B/2	Literature in English: Late 17th- Through Mid-19th Centuries	Introductory Surveys
200/2	Problems in the Study of Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2011
203/1	Graduate Readings: Aesthetics	Graduate Courses

spring, 2010
121/1	Romantic Period	British 19th-Century
190/9	Research Seminar: A Brief History of Enthusiasm	Research Seminars

fall, 2009
C107/1	English Bible as Literature	Special Topics
200/1	Problems in the Study of Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2009
H195B/1	Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses

Fall, 2008
195A/1	Honors Course: Honors Course
250/3	Research Seminar: William Blake	Graduate Courses

Spring, 2008
100/14	Junior Seminar: Why Do We Cry? The Literature of Sorrow, Sympathy, and Indifference	Junior Seminars

Fall, 2007
45B/2	Literature In English: Late-17th Through the Mid-19th Century	Introductory Surveys

Spring, 2007
100/2	Junior Seminar: Why Do We Cry? The Literature of Sorrow, Sympathy, and Indifference	Junior Seminars
C107/1	Junior Coursework: The Bible as Literature	Special Topics

Fall, 2006
150/12	Senior Seminar: Is It Useless to Revolt?	Senior Seminars
246G/1	Graduate Pro-seminar: British Romanticism	Graduate Courses

Fall, 2005
250/2	Research Seminar: William Blake	Graduate Courses

Spring, 2005
H195A/1	Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses
250/2	Research Seminar: William Blake	Graduate Courses

Fall, 2004
45B/2	Literature in English: Late-17th through Mid-19th Century	Introductory Surveys

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