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.

  SESSION  "D"  (May 26 to July 3)

ENGL S4011 Chaucer’s Ventriloquism: Speaking in Other Voices	A B H
CPLT S3541 Contemporary Texts: Short Stories from World Literature	C H
ENGL S3848 Modernism	H
ENGL S4604 American Literature: Short Fiction of Hawthorne & Melville	C G
ENGL S4917 Disability in American Literature & Culture	G
ENGL S4920 The Bible and English Literature	A H
ENGL S3502 Comparative Narratives: Ideas of Africa in Atlantic Writing	H C
ENGL S3933 Studies in the Novel: Legacies of the Gothic Novel: Feminism & Horror in the Americas	C H

 SESSION  "E"  (May 26 to July 24)

ENGL S4721 Early Modern Revenge Tragedy

A D F

  SESSION  "Q"  (July 6 to August 14)

ENGL S3233 Shakespeare	A D F
ENGL S4104 The Renaissance in England: Shakespeare’s Contemporaries	A D F
ENGL S3271 Studies in American Literature & Culture: Re-Reading the 1960s: Sex, Love & Gender	C G
ENGL S3273 American Literature and Culture: Whitman and New York City	B G

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