Abdul R. JanMohamed Courses

Abdul R. JanMohamed

Professor

Wheeler Hall, room 430
By appointment only
abduljm@berkeley.edu

English Department Classes

fall, 2021
190/10	Research Seminar	Novel Research Seminars

spring, 2021
138/1	Studies in World Literature in English: (Post)Colonial Fiction	Literatures in English World Literature

fall, 2020
133B/1	African American Literature and Culture Since 1917	American Literature African American Literature Novel
190/3	Research Seminar: The Spy Novel	Novel Research Seminars

spring, 2019
133B/1	African American Literature and Culture Since 1917: African American Fiction	American Literature African American Literature
173/1	The Language and Literature of Films: Postcolonial Film	World Literature Film

fall, 2018
190/3	Research Seminar: Representations of Coercion and Resistance in African American Slave, Jim Crow, and Neo-slave Narratives	American Literature African American Literature Research Seminars

spring, 2018
165/4	Special Topics: Neo-Slave Narratives	African American Literature Special Topics
173/1	The Language and Literature of Films: (Post)colonial Film	Film Special Topics

spring, 2017
139/1	The Cultures of English: (Post)colonial Fiction	World Literature
203/2	Graduate Readings: The Political Economy of Life and Death in African American Literature and Culture	Graduate Courses

fall, 2014
133B/1	African American Literature and Culture\nSince 1917	American Literature African American Literature
133T/1	Topics in African American Literature and Culture: The Fiction of Toni Morrison	American Literature African American Literature

spring, 2012
133T/1	Topics in African American Literature and Culture: Slavery--Theory and Literature	American Literature African American Literature Novel
203/3	Graduate Readings: Politics of Death, Cultural Regenerations	Graduate Courses

spring, 2011
203/3	Graduate Readings: Birth and Death in Neo-slave and Jim Crow Feminist Narratives	Graduate Courses

Fall, 2008
100/2	Junior Seminar: Coercion and Reproduction (�birth,� �death,� �love,� and �family�) in modern Black Feminist Fiction .	Junior Seminars
100/3	Junior Seminar: Toni Morrison	Junior Seminars

Fall, 2007
133B/1	: African American Literature and Culture Since 1917	African American Literature

Spring, 2007
133T/1	Junior Coursework: Topics in African American Literature and Culture: Toni Morrison	African American Literature
H195B/1	Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses

Fall, 2006
H195A/1	Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses
250/1	Research Seminar: Death and Reproduction in 20th-Century African-American Fiction	Graduate Courses

Spring, 2006
133B/1	Upper Division Coursework: "African-American Literature and Culture Since 1917: 20th-Century African-American Fiction"	African American Literature
H195B/2	Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses

Fall, 2005
H195A/2	Upper Division Coursework: Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses
203/3	Graduate Readings: Coercion and Resistance in 20th-Century African American Fiction	Graduate Courses

Spring, 2005
203/2	Graduate Readings: Coercion and Resistance in 20th-Century African American Fiction	Graduate Courses

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