The letters following the course titles correspond to the above key and indicate which distribution requirements the courses fulfill. The 4000-level classes may be taken by graduate students as well as undergrads. The letters following the course titles correspond to the above key and indicate which distribution requirements the courses fulfill. The 4000-level classes may be taken by graduate students as well as undergrads.

Summer 2007

  SESSION  "D"  (May 21 to June 29)

CLEN S4521 The Predicament of Renaissance Fiction	A C H
ENGL S3233 Shakespeare	A D F
ENGL S3273 Whitman and New York City	B G
ENGL S3695 Origins of the English Novel	A C F
ENGL S3848 Woolf & her Contemporaries	C F
ENGL S4452 From the Page to the Dance Stage	H
ENGL S4604 (sec 1)  Fitzgerald & Hemingway	C G
ENGL S4604 (sec 2)  Am Lit 1879-1940	C G

SESSION  "E"  (May 21 to July 20)

ENGL S3970 New York City in American Lit

G

  SESSION  "Q"  (July 2 to August 10)

ENGL S3950 Satire & Sensibility	A B F
ENGL S4920 The Bible and English Literature	A H
ENGL S3737 Modern American Texts	C G
ENGL S3933 The Postcolonial Challenge	C H
ENTA S4731 The American Family Play	D G

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Summer 2006

  FIRST SESSION  "D"  (May 22 to June 30)

ENGL S3233 Shakespeare	A D F
ENGL S3950 William Blake	A B F
ENGL S3933 Dickens	C F
ENGL S3273 Whitman and New York City	B G
ENGL S3024 Reading Freud	H
CLEN S3721 The Political Novel	C H
ENGL S4604 American Literature 1870-1940	C G
ENGL S3848 Modernism	H
ENGL S3967 American Poetry & Poetics after WWII	B G
ENGL S3732 Auden, Smith, Hughes	B F
CLEN S4540 Postmodern texts & theory	C G

  SECOND SESSION  "Q"  (July 5 to August 11)

ENGL S4920 The Bible and English Literature	A H
CLEN S3121 Medieval Drama	A D H
ENGL S3267 Foundations of American Lit I	C G
ENGL S3271 Am Lit & Culture: Transcendentalism	G
ENGL S3695 Henry James	C G
ENGL S3230 James Joyce	C F
ENGL S3740 Harlem Renaissance	G
ENGL S3970 New York in recent fiction	C G
ENTA S4702 20c American Drama	D G

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Summer 2005

  FIRST SESSION  "D"  (May 23 to July 1)

ENGL S3233 Shakespeare	A D F
ENGL S3714 The Age of Emerson	G
ENGL S3933 Dickens	C F
ENGL S3273 Whitman and New York City	B G
CLEN S3721 The Political Novel	C H
ENGL S4604 American Literature 1870-1940	C G
ENGL S3940 Virginia Woolf and her Contemporaries	C F
CLEN S3740 Gay and Lesbian Literature	H
ENGL S3967 American Poetry and Poetics after WW II	B G

  SECOND SESSION  "Q"  (July 5 to August 12)

ENGL S4920 The Bible and English Literature	A
ENGL S3950 William Blake & the Age of Revolution	A B F
CLEN S3925 Romantic Love in Western Literature	H
ENGL S3447 Melville	C G
ENGL S3230 James Joyce	C F
CLEN S4521 Modernism	H
ENGL S4731 Discovering American Drama	D G

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Summer 2004

FIRST SESSION (May 24 to July 2)

ENGL S3140 Medieval Romance	A C H
ENGL S3233 Shakespeare	A D F
ENGL S3267 Foundations of American Lit I	G
ENGL S3273 Whitman and New York City	B G
CLEN S3721 Lit & Politics	H
ENGL S3848 Modernism	H
ENGL S3967 Modern American Poetry	B G
ENGL S4808 Dickens	C F
ENGL S4604 American Lit 1870-1940	C G

SECOND SESSION (July 6 to August 13)

ENGL S3260 The Victorian Imagination	F
ENGL S3695 Henry James	C G
ENGL S3230 James Joyce	C F
ENGL S3970 NYC in Recent Fiction	C G
CLEN S4540 Postmodern Texts/Theory	C G
ENGL S4731 20c American Playwrights	D G
ENGL S4920 The Bible & English Lit	A

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