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DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS FULFILLED BY BARNARD'S ENGLISH DEPARTMENT COURSES

2009-2010 | 2008-2009 | 2007-2008 | 2006-2007 | 2005-2006
2004-2005 | 2003-2004 | 2002-2003 | 2001-2002

PERIOD DISTRIBUTION: A Pre-1800

GENRE DISTRIBUTION: B poetry, C prose fiction / narrative, D drama or film
GEOGRAPHY DISTRIBUTION: F British, G American, H comparative / global
The following Barnard courses may count toward the Columbia English major or concentration and will fulfill the distribution requirements listed below following the course title (the requirements are indicated in bold letters corresponding to the above key). For a course not listed here, students must obtain approval from the D.U.S. (Professor Yerkes) for the course and for any requirements it may fulfill.

Lectures generally are open; the junior colloquia (3159x-3160y) and the senior seminars (3997x-3998y) have limited space, as they are required for Barnard English majors. Full Barnard English Department course descriptions can be found here.

Barnard Courses 2009-2010

FALL 2009

140x	Seminars on Special Themes (3 pts.) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard
	Sec. 1 Explorations in Black Literature (TR 2:40-3:55)	G
	Sec. 8 English Renaissance Writers (MW 5:40-6:55)	A F
3141x	Major English Texts I (MW 11-12:15)	A F
3155x	The Canterbury Tales (TR 9:10-10:25)	A B F
3163x	Shakespeare I (MW 9:10-10:25) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard	A D F
3166x	17th-century Prose & Poetry (TR 2:40-3:55)	A F
3169x	Renaissance Drama 1580-1642 (MW 11-12:15)	A D F
3171x	The Novel & Psychoanalysis (MW 11-12:15)	C H
3173x	18th-c Literature 1660-1740 (TR 11-12:15)	A F
3178x	Victorian Poetry & Criticism (TR 4:10-5:25)	B F
3179x	American Literature to 1800 (MW 11-12:15)	A G
3188x	The Modern Novel (MW 11-12:15)	C F
3194x	A History of Criticism (TR 4:10-5:25)	H
3195x	Modernism (TR 2:40-3:55)	H
3252x	Contemporary Media Theory (M 11-12:50)	D H
ENGLISH-RELIGION
3810x	Literary Approaches to Bible (T 2:10-4)	A H

THEATRE
3150x	Theatre History I (MW 10:35-11:50)	A D H

3819x

Literary Approaches to the Bible

A H

SPRING 2010

3140y	Seminars on Special Themes (3 pts.) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard
	Sec. 3 The American Cowboy & the Iconography of the West (MW 1:10-2:25)	G
	Sec. 6 Reading Barnard Writing (TR 2:40-3:55)	C G
	Sec. 7 Doubt, Death, Desire in the 17th-c (TR 2:40-3:55)	A F
3142y	Major Texts II (MW 11-12:15)	F
3149y	Cultures of Colonialism (TR 10:35-11:50)	H
3149y	Literatures of Medieval Britain (MW 1:10-2:25)	A F
3163y	Shakespeare II (MW 9:10-10:25) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard	A D F
3176y	Milton (TR 11:00-12:15)	A B F
3176y	The Romantic Era (TR 1:10-2:25)	B F
3177y	Novel in Victorian England (TR 10:35-11:50)	C F
3180y	American Literature 1800-1870 (MW 11:00-12:15)	G
3181y	American Literature 1871-1945 (TR 2:40-3:55)	C G
3183y	American Literature Since 1945 (TR 10:35-11:50)	C G
3183y	American Lit since 1945 (TR 10:35-11:50)	C G
3185y	Modern British & American Poetry (TR 4:10-5:25)	B
3190y	Global Literature in English (TR 2:40-3:55)	C H
ENGLISH-THEATRE BC
3137y	Restoration/18th-c Drama (W 11-12:50)	A D F

AFRICANA STUDIES
3144y	Black Theatre (R 11-12:50)	D G

AFRICANA STUDIES/ENGLISH
3148y	Lit of the Great Migration (TR 1:10-2:25)

Barnard Courses 2008-2009

FALL 2008

3140x	Seminars on Special Themes (3 pts.) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard
	Sec. 1 Explorations in Black Literature	G
	Sec. 2 Representations of Animals in Lit & Culture	C H
3141x	Major English Texts I	A F
3143x	Middle Fictions	C H
3144x	Black Theatre	D G
3156x	Chaucer: Troilus & Dream Visions	A B F
3163x	Shakespeare I	A D F
3165x	The Elizabethan Renaissance	A B F
3174x	The Age of Johnson	A F
3178x	Victorian Poetry & Criticism	B F
3181x	American Lit 1871-1945	C G
3194x	Literary Theory	H
3195x	Modernism	H
3196x	The Harlem Renaissance	G
3199x	Poetics	B H
3201x	(FILM) Introduction to Filom & Theory	D
3252x	Contemporary Media Theory	D H
3819x	Literary Approaches to the Bible	A H

SPRING 2009

3140y	Seminars on Special Themes (3 pts.) Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard
	Sec. 2 The Enchanted Imagination (MW 2:40-3:55)	F
	Sec. 3 Biblical Heroes (MW 1:10-2:25)	A H
	Sec. 4 Beastly Burdens (TR 1:10-2:25)	C H
	Sec. 6 Reading Barnard Writing (TR 2:40-3:55)	C G
3142y	Major English Texts II (MW 11-12:15)	F
3148y	(AFEN) Lit of the Great Migration (TR 2:40-3:55)	G
3149y	Cultures of Colonialism (TR 10:35-11:50)	H
3164y	Shakespeare II (MW 9:10-10:25)	A D F
3166y	17th-century Prose & Poetry (TR 1:10-2:25)	A B
3167y	Milton (TR 10:35-11:50)	A B F
3173y	18th-c Literature 1660-1740 (TR 10:35-11:50)	A C F
3176y	Romantic Era (TR 1:10-2:25)	B F
3180y	American Lit 1800-1870 (MW 11-12:15)	G
3183y	American Lit since 1945 (TR 10:35-11:50)	C G
3185y	Modern British & American Poetry (TR 4:10-5:25)	B
3188y	The Modern Novel (MW 10:35-11:50)	C F
3190y	Global Literature in English (TR 2:40-3:55)	C H
ENGLISH-THEATRE BC
3136y	Shakespeare in Performance (W 2:10-4)	A D F
3137y	Restoration & 18th-century Drama (TR 1:10-2:25)	A D F
3145y	Early American Drama & Performance (R 11-12:50)	D G

Barnard Courses 2007-2008

FALL 2007

3141x Major English Texts I A F

3159x English Colloquium

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder A H

3163x Shakespeare A D F

3169x Renaissance Drama 1580-1642 A D F

3171x Culture of the Novel C H

3178x Victorian Poetry & Criticism B F

3179x American Literature to 1800 A G

3181x American Lit 1871-1945 C G

3185x Mod Brit & American Poetry B

3194x Literary Theory H

3195x Modernism H

3196x Harlem Renaissance G

3199x Poetics B H

3201x (FILM) Intro to Film and Film Theory D

3810x (ENRE) Lit Approaches to the Bible A H

SPRING 2008

3140y (ENTH) Women & Theatre D G

3140y Seminars on Special Themes (3 pts.)
Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard

Sec. 1 Biblical Heroes A H

Sec. 2 Explorations in Black Literature G

3142y Major English Texts II F

3155y Canterbury Tales A B F

3160y English Colloquium (4 pts.)
Instructor's permission required

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder A H

3164y Shakespeare II A D F

3167y Milton A B F

3173y 18th-c Literature 1660-1740 A C F

3176y Romantic Era B F

3180y American Lit 1800-1870 G

3183y American Lit since 1945 C G

3188y The Modern Novel C F

3189y Postmodernism C H

Barnard Courses 2006-2007

FALL 2006

3140x Seminars on Special Themes
(3 pts. Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard)

Sec. 1 Prophets/Women in Ren England A F

Sec. 2 Explorations of Black Literature C F

3141x Major English Texts A F

3158x Medieval Lit: Paths to Heaven & Hell A H

3159x English Colloquium (4 pts.)
Instructor's permission required

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder A H

3163x Shakespeare A D F

3166x 17c Prose & Poetry A F

3178x Victorian Poetry & Criticism B F

3179x American Literature to 1800 A G

3181x American Lit 1871-1945 C G

3185x Mod Brit & American Poetry B

3195x Modernism H

3199x Poetics B H

3201x Intro to Film and Film Theory D

3997x Senior Seminars (4 pts.)
Instructor's permission required

Sec. 1 Body & Language H

Sec. 2 Women in Colonial America A G

Sec. 3 Mourning & Melancholia A H

Sec. 4 Poets & their Correspondence - - - - -

Sec. 5 Nation & Novel C H

Sec. 6 Fallen Women H

SPRING 2007

3136y (ENTH) Shakespeare in Performance A D F

3139y (ENTH) Modern American Drama D G

3140y Seminars on Special Themes

Sec. 1 The Western D G

3142y Major English Texts F

3144y Black Theatre D G

3144y [ENWS] US Minority Women Writers G

3145y Memory and Forgetting H

3149y Colonial Cultures H

3160y English Colloquium (4 pts.)
Instructor's permission required

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder A H

3164y Shakespeare A D F

3167y Milton A B F

3169y Renaissance Drama: Kyd to Ford A D F

3173y The 18th-century Novel A C F

3176y Romantic Era B F

3180y American Lit 1800-1870 G

3182y American Fiction C G

3183y American Lit since 1945 C G

3184y House & Home in American Culture G

3188y The Modern Novel C H

3190y Global English Lit C H

3260y Victorian Age in Lit F

3998y Senior Seminars

Sec. 1 Christians & Jews A F

Sec. 2 The Man in the Crowd D G

Sec. 3 Family in American Fiction C G

Sec. 4 Late Shakespeare A D F

Sec. 5 The City in Literature G

Sec. 6 Conrad, Eliot, Woolf C F

Barnard Courses 2005-2006

FALL 2005

3140x Seminars on Special Themes
(3 pts. Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard)

Sec. 1 Contemp Brit & Irish Poetry (Hoffman   MW 1:10-2:25) B F

Sec. 2 Explorations Black Lit (Prettyman   MW 2:40-3:55) C F

Sec. 3 Enchanted Imagination (Pagano MW 10:35-11:50) -----

3141x Major English Texts (Ellsberg   TR 10:35-11:50) A F

3159x English Colloquium (4 pts. Requires permission of the instructor)

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (R. Hamilton   T 9-10:50) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Guibbory   R 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin   W 4:10-6) A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder (Prescott   T 4:10-6) A H

3163x Shakespeare (Platt   MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3166x 17c Prose & Poetry (Guibbory   TR 2:40-3:55) A F

3178x Victorian Poetry & Criticism (Sharpe   MW 11-12:15) B F

3179x American Literature to 1800 (Gordis   MW 11-12:15) A G

3183x American Literature since 1945 (Spiegel   MW 5:40-6:55) C G

3185x Mod Brit & American Poetry (Sharpe MW 9:10-10:25) B

3193x Literary Criticism & Theory
[Satisfies no distribution req's. Instructor's permission required]

Sec. 1 Brown   R 4:10-6
-----

Sec. 2 Gordis   R 11-12:50
-----

Sec. 3 Plotkin T 6:10-8 -----

Sec. 4 Sharpe   T 2:10-4 -----

Sec. 5 Fleischer W 4:10-6 -----

3194x Marxist Literary Theory (Abu-Manneh TR 11-12:15) H

3195x Modernism (Vandenburg TR 1:10-2:25) H

3198x Poetry Movements post-1950s (S. Hamilton   MW 1:10-2:25) B G

3201x Intro to Film and Film Theory (Regan   M 5:40-9:30) D

3992x Lit of the Middle Passage (Phillips  T 9-10:50) C H

3997x Senior Seminars (4 pts. Requires permission of the instructor)

Sec. 1 Fallen Women (R. Hamilton   T 11-12:50) H

Sec. 2 Women in Colonial America (Gordis   R 2:10-4) A G

Sec. 3 Late Shakespeare (Platt   W 2:10-4) A D F

Sec. 4 G.M. Hopkins (Plotkin   R 6:10-8) B F

Sec. 5 Courtship & Marriage in Chaucer (Szell W 4:10-6) A B F

SPRING 2006

3140y Seminars on Special Themes
(3 pts. Limited enrollment. Sign up at Barnard)

Sec. 1 Madness & Lit (Weinstock TR 2:40-3:55) H

Sec. 2 John Donne (Guibbory TR 10:35-11:50) A B F

Sec. 3 The Marriage Plot (Ellsberg TR 1:10-2:25) C H

Sec. 4 Dickinson & her Era (Schmidt MW 11-12:15) G

Sec. 5 Memory & Forgetting (Schulze TR 2:10-4) H

Sec. 6 The Western (McKenna TR 6:10-10:00) D G

3142y Major English Texts (Ellsberg   TR 10:35-11:50) F

3148y Literature of the Great Migration 1916-1970 (MW 2:40-3:55) G

3149y Colonial Cultures (Abu-Manneh TR 9:10-10:25) H

3158y Christ's Passion (Weinstock TR 11-12:15) A H

3160y English Colloquium (4 pts. Requires permission of the instructor)

Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (R. Hamilton   W 9-10:50) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Jaanus  T 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Szell  R 4:10-6) A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder (Mahoney  R 4:10-6) A H

3164y Shakespeare (Platt   MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3167y Milton (Guibbory   TR 2:40-3:55) A B F

3169y Renaissance Drama (Platt MW 1:10-2:25) A D F

3171y The Novel & Psychoanalysis (Jaanus MW 11-12:15) C H

3176y Romantic Era (Hamilton   TR 9:10-10:25) B F

3180y American Lit 1800-1870 (Gordis MW 11-12:15) G

3181y American Lit 1871-1945 (Vandenburg TR 4:10-5:25) C G

3184y House/Home in Am Cult (Sharpe MW 9:10-10:25) G

3187y Amer & Foreign Novelists (Gordon TR 1:10-2:25) C H

3188y Modern Novel (Vandenberg TR 1:10-2:25) C H

3190y Global English Lit (Abu-Manneh TR 2:40-3:55) C H

3193x Literary Criticism & Theory
[Satisfies no distribution req's. Instructor's permission required]

Sec. 1 Pagano  M 4:10-6
-----

Sec. 2 Platt  T 4:10-6
-----

Sec. 3 Runsdorf T 11-12:50 -----

Sec. 4 Fleischer  T 6:10-8 -----

3196y Harlem Renaissance (Miller TR 1:10-2:25) G

3810y Lit Approaches to Bible (Ellsberg T 2:10-4) A H

3998y Senior Seminars (4 pts. Requires permission of the instructor)

Sec. 1 Body & Language (Jaanus W 2:10-4) H

Sec. 2 The Man in the Crowd (Spiegel R 4:10-6) G

Sec. 3 Stereotype/Racial Perf (Miller T 4:10-6) G

Sec. 4 Victorian & Mod Drama (Denison M 11-12:50) D H

Sec. 5 The City in Literature (Sharpe T 2:10-4) G

Sec. 6 Conrad, Eliot, Woolf (Brown W 4:10-6) C F

3136y (ENTH) Shakesp/Perform (Denison T 11-12:50) A D F

3137y Restoration & 18th-c Drama (Kauffman TR 5:40-6:55) D G

Barnard Courses 2004-2005

FALL 2004

3140x Sec. 1 Explorations Black Lit (Prettyman MW 11-12:15) G

Sec. 2 Fable and Fantasy (Prescott TR 11-12:15) C F

Sec. 3 18th-century Novel (Gerzina TR 10:35-11:50) A C F

3141x Major English Texts (Ellsberg TR 10:35-11:50) A F

3158x Medieval Literature (Weinstock TR 1:10-2:25) A H

3159x Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (R. Hamilton W 11-12:50) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Platt W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin T 4:10-6) A H

Sec. 4 Order and Disorder (Guibbory W 4:10-6) A H

3163x Shakespeare (Platt MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3167x Milton (Guibbory TR 11-12:15) A B F

3180x American Literature 1800-1870 (Vandenberg TR 4:10-5:25) G

3181x American Literature, 1871-1945 (Kassanoff TR 10:35-11:50) C G

3183x American Literature since 1945 (Spiegel TR 5:40-6:55) C G

3184x House & Home in American Culture (Kassanoff TR 2:40-3:55) G

3190x Global Literature in English (Abu-Manneh TR 2:40-3:55) C H

3195x Modernism (Vandenburg TR 1:10-2:25) H

3198x Poetry Movements since the 1950s (S. Hamilton MW 1:10-2:25) B G

3201x Intro to Film and Film Theory (Regan M 6-10) D

3997x Sec. 1 Violent Thought (R. Hamilton W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 2 Body and Language (Jaanus R 6:10-8) H

Sec. 3 Lit of the Middle Passage (Phillips T 11-12:50) C H

Sec. 4 Slavery: A Woman's Experience (Prettyman M 2:10-4) C G

Sec. 5 Victorian to Modern (Plotkin W 4:10-6) H

Sec. 6 Renaissance Love Poetry (Guibbory T 4:10-6) A B F

SPRING 2004

3140y Sec. 1 Madness and Lit (Weinstock MW 1:10-2:25) H

Sec. 2 Christians & Jews in 17th-c Lit (Guibbory TR 2:40-3:55) A H

Sec. 3 Topics in Lit & Film (Hamilton/Schulze TR 4:10-5:25) D H

Sec. 4 Am Lit & Film (McKenna T 6:10-10) D G

3142y Major English Texts (Ellsberg MW 11-12:15) F

3143y Middle Fictions: Novellas (Gordon TR 1:10-2:25) C H

3144y (ENWS) US Minority Women Writers (Prettyman MW 2:40-3:55) G

3149y Colonial Cultures: Palestine/Israel (Abu-Manneh MW 4:10-5:25) H

3155y Canterbury Tales (Szell TR 1:10-2:25) A B F

3160y Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (Hamilton W 11-12:50) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Szell R 4:10-6) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin W 4:10-6) A H

3164y Shakespeare (Platt MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3165y Elizabethan Renaissance (Prescott TR 1:10-2:25) A F

3166y 17th-Century Poetry & Prose (Guibbory TR 11-12:15) A F

3178y Victorian Poetry and Criticism (Plotkin TR 11-12:15)
B F

3180y American Literature 1800-1870 (Vandenberg TR 4:10-5:25) G

3182y American Fiction (Kassanoff TR 10:35-11:50) C G

3185y Mod Brit & American Poetry (Ellsberg MW 2:40-3:55) B

3188y Modern Novel (Vandenberg TR 1:10-2:25) C H

3199y Poetics (S. Hamilton MW 1:10-2:25) B H

3810y Lit Approaches to Bible (Ellsberg (M 11-12:50) A H

3998y Sec. 1 Family in American Literature (Kassanoff W 11-12:50) C G

Sec. 2 Man in Crowd/Woman on Street (Spiegel R 4:10-6) C

Sec. 3 Medieval Romance (Weinstock M 11-12:50) A C H

Sec. 4 Victorian & Mod Am Drama (Denison M 11-12:50) D H

Sec. 5 Harlem in Literature (Gerzina T 12-1:50) G

Sec. 6 Conrad, Eliot, Woolf (Brown W 4:10-6) C F

3139y (ENTH) Modern American Drama (Denison T 11-12:50) D G

3140y (ENTH) Women in Theatre (Cobrin R 11-12:50) D G

Barnard Courses 2003-2004

FALL 2003

3140x Sec. 1 Explorations Black Lit (Prettyman MW 2:40-3:55) G

Sec. 2 Poetry Movements (S. Hamilton MW 1:10-2:25) B G

Sec. 3 20th-c Black Men (Miller TR 2:40-3:55) G

Sec. 4 Renaissance Women (Prescott TR 11-12:15) A H

Sec. 5 Intro to Film Theory (Kane M 6:10-10) D H

Sec. 6 China in the English Imagination (Yang TR 2:40-3:55) A F

3141x Major English Texts (Ellsberg TR 2:40-3:55) A F

3158x Medieval Literature (Szell TR 1:10-2:25) A H

3159x Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (R. Hamilton W 11-12:50) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Prescott W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin T 4:10-6) A H

3163x Shakespeare (Platt MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3178x Victorian Poetry and criticism (Sharpe TR 11-12:15)
B F

3179x American Lit to 1800 (Gordis MW 11-12:15) A G

3181x American Literature, 1871-1945 (Kassanoff TR 10:35-11:50) C G

3183x American Literature since 1945 (Miller TR 9:10-10:25) C G

3184x House & Home in American Culture (Kassanoff TR 2:40-3:55) G

3185x Modern British & American Poetry (Sharpe TR 1:10-2:25) B H

3194x Literary Theory (Plotkin TR 5:40-6:55) H

3195x Modernism (Vandenburg TR 1:10-2:25) H

3196x Harlem Renaissance (Miller TR 2:40-3:55) G

3997x Sec. 1 Violent Thought (R. Hamilton W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 2 Victorian & Modern Drama (Denison M 11-12:50) D H

Sec. 3 Body and Language (Jaanus T 2:10-4) H

Sec. 4 19th-c American Women Writers (Gordis M 2:10-4) G

Sec. 5 Postcolonial Lit (Phillips T 2:10-4) C H

Sec. 6 Medieval Romance (Weinstock R 2:10-4) A B H

SPRING 2004

3144y U.S. Minority Women Writers (Prettyman MW 2:40-3:55) G

3155y Canterbury Tales (Weinstock TR 1:10-2:25) A B F

3160y Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (Basker W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (R. Hamilton W 2:10-4) A H

Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin W 4:10-6) A H

3164y Shakespeare (Platt MW 9:10-10:25) A D F

3167y Milton (Prescott TR 11-12:15) A B F

3169y Renaissance Drama (Platt MW 1:10-2:25) A D F

3173y English Lit, 1660-1740 (Yang TR 10:35-11:50) A F

3176y The Romantic Era (R. Hamilton TR 10:35-11:50) B H

3180y American Literature 1800-1870 (Gordis MW 11-12:15) G

3182y American Fiction (Kassanoff TR 10:35-11:50) C G

3188y Modern Novel (Vandenberg TR 2:40-3:55) C H

3190y Global Literature (Mehta TR 9:10-10:25) H

3140y Sec. 1 Madness and Lit (Weinstock MW 1:10-2:25) H

Sec. 2 Poetics (S. Hamilton MW 1:10-2:25) B H

Sec. 3 War and Lit (Brown TR 4:10-5:25) H

Sec. 4 Contemporary Irish (Doyle TW 11-12:15) C F

Sec. 5 Enchanted Imagination (Pagano TR 4:10-5:25) H

Sec. 6 Topics in Am Lit & Film: Horror (McKenna T 6-10) G

3142y Major English Texts (Ellsberg MW 4:10-5:25) F

3810y Lit Approaches to Bible (Ellsberg (M 11-12:50) A H

3998y Sec. 1 Troilus and Cressida (Szell T 11-12:50) A H

Sec. 2 City in Literature (Sharpe T 11-12:50) G
G

Sec. 3 Black Stereotypes (Miller R 6:10-8) C G
C G

Sec. 4 Family in American Literature (Kassanoff W 11-12:50) C G

Sec. 5 American Film (Spiegel R 4:10-6) D G

Sec. 6 Late Shakespeare (Platt TBA) A D F

3137y (ENTH) Restoration & 18th-c Drama (Denison W 11-12:50) A D F

3140y (ENTH) Women in Theatre (Cobrin R 11-12:50) D G

Barnard Courses 2002-2003

3155x	Canterbury Tales A B F	3158y	Medieval Literature A H
3163x	Shakespeare A D F	3164y	Shakespeare A D F
3166x	17th-c Prose & Poetry A F	3165y	The English Renaissance A F
3171x	The Novel C H	3167y	Milton A B F
3173x	18th-c Literature A F	3176y	The Romantic Era B F
3178x	Victorian Poetry and criticism —	3260y	Victorian Literature C F
3179x	American Lit to 1800 A G	3180y	American Literature 1800-1870 G
3181x	American Literature, 1871-1945 C G	3144y	Minority Women U.S. Writers G
3183x	American Literature since 1945 C G	3182y	American Fiction C G
3184x	House & Home in American Culture G	3188y	Modern Novel C
3185x	Modern British & American Poetry B	3190y	Global Literature H
3195x	Modernism —	3140y	1. Intro to Film & Film Theory D
3140x	1. Enchanted Imagination		2. Renaissance Women Writers A H
	2. Explorations Black Lit G		3. Middle Fictions C H
	3. Poetry Movements B G		4. Poetics B
	4. 20th-c Black Men G		5. 18th-c Gothic A C F
	5. Madness in Literature H	3141y	Major English Texts F
3141x	Major English Texts F	3194y	History of Criticism H
3810x	EN-REL Lit Approaches to Bible A H	3998y	1. Troilus and Cressida A H
3997x	1. Poetry of Desire A H		2. Victorian and Modern Drama D H
	2. Slavery in English Lit A F		3. Black Stereotypes C G
	3. Body and Language H		4. Family in American Literature C G
	4. 19th-c American Women Writers G		5. American Film C G
	5. Postcolonial Lit C H		6. Jewish-American Literature C G
	6. Modernism

Barnard Courses 2001-2002

3155x	Canterbury Tales A B F	3164y	Shakespeare A D F
3163x	Shakespeare A D F	3167y	Milton A B F
3166x	17th-c Prose & Poetry A F	3169y	Renaissance Drama A D F
3176x	The Romantic Era	3137y	Restoration & 18 c Drama A D F
3178x	Victorian Poetry and criticism B E F	3180y	American Lit 1800-1870 G
3181x	American Literature, 1871-1945 C G	3144y	Minority Women U.S. Writers G
3183x	American Literature since 1945 C G	3182y	American Fiction C G
3194x	Postmodern Texts & Theory E H	3184y	House & Home in Am Culture G
3195x	Modernism —	3185y	Mod Brit & Am Poetry B
3140x	1. Enchanted Imagination —	3188y	Modern Novel C F
	2. Explorations Black Lit G	3140y	1. Intro to Film & Film Theory D E
	3. Poetry Movements B G		2. Ren Women Writers A H
3141x	Major English Texts F		3. Just Friends--and Siblings H
3997x	1. Romantic Love H S		4. Imaging Black Men, 20th-c G
	2. Victorian & Modern Drama D H S		5. Explorations of Black Lit G
	3. Body and Language E H S	3141y	Major English Texts F
	4. Black Stereotype G S	3998y	1. Medieval A F S
	5. Postcolonial Lit C H S		2. Late Shakespeare A D F S
	6. 20th-c Jewish-Am Experience G S		3. Poetics B E S
			4. Family in American Lit C G S
			5. The Man in the Crowd C S
			6. City in Literature C G S