Distribution List for Barnard Courses

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DISTRIBUTION LIST FOR BARNARD COURSES

Distribution Requirements fulfilled by Barnard 's English Department Courses

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 and will fulfill the distribution requirements listed (in bold letters corresponding to the above key). For a course not listed here, students must obtain approval from the D.U.S. 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. For fuller descriptions of the courses below, go to the Barnard English Department's website.

2006-2007

SPRING 2007

3140y	Sec. 1 Othello & Appropriation (Hall TR 1:10-2:25)	D
3142y	Major English Texts (Ellsberg MW 10:35-11:50)	F
3144y	[ENWS] US Minority Women Writers (Prettyman MW 2:40-3:55)	G
3160y	Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (Hamilton W 9-10:50)	A H
	Sec. 2 Skepticism and Affirmation (Schmidt T 2:10-4)	A H
	Sec. 3 Reason and Imagination (Plotkin W 4:10-6)	A H
	Sec. 4 Order and Disorder (Basker M 2:10-4)	A H
3164y	Shakespeare (Platt MW 9:10-10:25)	A D F
3167y	Milton (Guibbory TR 10:35-11:50)	A B F
3169y	Renaissance Drama (Platt TR 1:10-2:25)	A D F
3173y	18th-century Literature (TBA)	A F
3176y	The Romantic Era (R. Hamilton TR 9:10-10:25)	B F
3180y	American Literature 1800-1870 (Gordis MW 11-12:15)	G
3182y	American Fiction (Kassanoff TR 10:35-11:50)	C G
3183y	American Lit since 1945 (Miller TR 10:35-11:50)	C G
3189y	Postmodernism (Vandenberg TR 4:10-5:25)	G
3190y	Global Literature in English (Abu-Manneh TR 2:40-3:55)	C H
3260y	Victorian Age in Literature (Sharpe MW 9:10-10:25)	F
3998y	Sec. 1 Christians & Jews (Guibbory R 2:10-4)	A F
	Sec. 2 Man in Crowd/Woman on Street (Spiegel R 4:10-6)	G
	Sec. 3 Family in American Fiction (Kassanoff W 11-12:50)	C G
	Sec. 4 Late Shakespeare (Platt T 4:10-6)	A D F
	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) Shakespeare in Performance (Denison T 11-12:50)	A D F
3144y	(ENTH) Black Theatre (Cobrin M 11-12:50)	D G

FALL 2006

3140x	Sec. 1 Prophets & Women in Renaissance England	A F
	Sec. 2 Explorations in Black Literature	G
3141x	Major English Texts	A F
3158x	Medieval Lit: Paths to Heaven	A H
3159x	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 and Criticism	B F
3179x	American Lit to 1800	A G
3185x	Modern British & American Poetry	B
3195x	Modernism	H
3199x	Poetics	B H
3201x	Intro to Film and Film Theory	D
3997x	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 Nationi & Novel	C H
	Sec. 6 Fallen Women	H

FALL 2005 / SPRING 2006

FALL 2005

3140x	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)	G
	Sec. 3 Enchanted Imagination (Pagano MW 10:35-11:50)	-----
3141x	Major English Texts (Ellsberg TR 10:35-11:50)	A F
3144x	Black Theatre (Cobrin M 11-12:50)	D H
3159x	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 and Criticism (Sharpe MW 11-12:15)	B F
3179x	American Lit to 1800 (Gordis MW 11-12:15)	A G
3183x	American Literature since 1945 (Spiegel MW 5:40-6:55)	C G
3185x	Modern British & American Poetry (Sharpe MW 9:10-10:25)	B
3194x	Marxist Literary Theory (Abu-Manneh TR 11-12:15)	H
3195x	Modernism (Vandenburg TR 1:10-2:25)	H
3201x	Intro to Film and Film Theory (Regan M 6-10)	D
3992x	Literature of the Middle Passage (Phillips et al T 9-10:50)	C H
3997x	Sec. 1 Fallen Women (R. Hamilton T 11-12:50)	H
	Sec. 2 Reading/Writing 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	Sec. 1 Madness and Lit (Weinstock MW 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 4:10-5:25)	H
	Sec. 6 The Western (McKenna TR 6:10-10:00)	D G
3142y	Major English Texts (Ellsberg MW 10:35-11:50)	F
3149y	Colonial Cultures: Palestine/Israel (Abu-Manneh TR 9:10-10:25)	H
3155y	Canterbury Tales (Szell TR 1:10-2:25)	A B F
3158y	Medieval Perf of Christ's Passion (Weinstock TR 11-12:15)	A H
3160y	Sec. 1 Imitation and Creation (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 TR 2:40-3:55)	A D F
3171y	The Novel & Psychoanalysis (Jaanus MW 11-12:15)	C H
3173y	The 18th-century Novel (Schneier TR 5:40-6:55)	A C F
3176y	The Romantic Era (R. Hamilton TR 9:10-10:25)	B F
3180y	American Literature 1800-1870 (Gordis TR 1:10-2:25)	G
3184y	House & Home in American Culture (Sharpe MW 9:10-10:25)	G
3187y	Am Writers/Foreign Counterparts (Gordon TR 1:10-2:25)	C H
3188y	Modern Novel (Vandenberg TR 1:10-2:25)	C H
3190y	Global Literature in English (Abu-Manneh TR 2:40-3:55)	C H
3196y	The Harlem Renaissance (Miller TR 1:10-2:25)	G
3810y	(ENRE) Lit Approaches to Bible (Ellsberg (M 11-12:50)	A H
3998y	Sec. 1 Body & Language (Jaanus W 11-12:50)	H
	Sec. 2 Man in Crowd/Woman on Street (Spiegel R 4:10-6)	G
	Sec. 3 Stereotype/Racial Performance (Miller T 4:10-6)	G
	Sec. 4 Victorian & Mod Am 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) Shakespeare in Performance (Denison T 11-12:50)	A D F
3140y	(ENTH) Women in Theatre (Cobrin R 11-12:50)	D G

FALL 2004 / SPRING 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

3176x Romantic Era (Plotkin TR 11-12:15) 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 2005

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 G

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

FALL 2003 / SPRING 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