61. Program Description-British Literature Emphasis NineteenthCentury british literature. Anne Gossage. shakespeare. Sandra Hill.Technical Writing; Nineteenth-Century british literature. Susan Kroeg http://www.english.eku.edu/gradprog/britlit.php

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62. Undergraduate Course Catalog Survey of british literature I. 3 hrs. Surveys major british literature from Survey of shakespeare. 3 hrs. Studies a selected group of shakespeare’s http://www.usm.edu/english/ug_catalog.htm

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE CATALOG 090. Developmental Writing. 3 hrs. Develops basic writing skills. (Open only to students in Developmental Education Program.) 099. Introduction to Composition. 3 hrs. Required of entering freshmen with a below minimum English score on the ACT. Does not satisfy any university core or degree requirement. 100. Basic Composition. 3 hrs. (May not count towards a major, minor or core.) Stresses grammar, mechanics, usage and other basic writing skills. 101. Composition One. 3 hrs. Stresses clear, effective writing with special attention to syntactical and organizational skills. (CC 1113, 1223) 102. Composition Two. 3 hrs. Prerequisite: English 101. Refines compositional skills and stresses additional rhetorical and research methods. (CC 1123, 1223) 200. Introduction to Drama. 2 hrs. Focuses on drama of the western world. 201. Introduction to Fiction. 3 hrs. Focuses on the various types and modes of fiction, both short stories and novels. 202. Introduction to Poetry. 3 hrs. Focuses on major English and American poetry. 203. World Literature. 3 hrs. Acquaints students with significant figures and works of world literature.

63. Bachelor Degree In English ENGL 240 Survey Later English literature (4). A shakespeare Course Complete oneof the following courses 4 ENGL 448 Periods in british literature (4) http://www.sonoma.edu/english/ba.html

HOME ABOUT OUR DEPARTMENT M.A. PROGRAM ENGLISH EDUCATION ... CONTACT US Bachelor of Arts in English Degree Requirements units General education 51 Major requirements 40 Core (20 units) Concentration (20 units) General electives 29 Total needed for graduation 120 units Major Core Requirements for All English Majors Except secondary teaching concentration students; please see Secondary Teaching Preparation, below An Introductory Course Complete the following course: 4 units ENGL 301 Literary Analysis: Seminar A Survey Course Complete one of the following courses: 4 units ENGL 237 Survey: Early American Literature (4) ENGL 238 Survey: Later American Literature (4) ENGL 239 Survey: Early English Literature (4) ENGL 240 Survey: Later English Literature (4) A Shakespeare Course Complete one of the following courses: 4 units ENGL 339 Introduction to Shakespeare (4) ENGL 439 Studies in Shakespeare (4) A Theory Course Complete one of the following courses: 4 units ENGL 401 Introduction to Modern Critical Theory (4) ENGL 487 Studies in Rhetoric (4) A Senior Level Literature Course Complete one of the following courses: 4 units ENGL 436 Studies in Postcolonial Literature (4) ENGL 439 Studies in Shakespeare (4) ENGL 447 Studies in Comparative Literature (4) ENGL 448 Periods in British Literature (4)

64. Page Not Found Literary Theory, 19th and 20th-Century british literature Renaissance literature,shakespeare. P. Jane Hafen, Associate Professor, University of Nevada http://liberalarts.unlv.edu/English/engfac.html

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65. Department Of English | Yale University Drama, American and british; AfricanAmerican; shakespeare; dramatic theory andcriticism; 16th and 17th-century british literature and culture; http://www.yale.edu/english/facultyfields.htm

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM FACULTY FIELDS OF INTEREST 18th-Century Romantic Victorian Modern British American African-American Brantley Frank Giancarlo Lawler L.Patterson Rice Alryyes Baker Bromwich Campbell Fry Hoxby Markovits C.Miller A.Patterson Rawson Roach Trumpener Visconsi Welsh Yeazell Bromwich Brisman Campbell Fry Goodyear Homans Markovits C.Miller

66. FSU ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY SPECIALTIES Hunt Hawkins, Modern british literature, postcolonial literature James O Rourke,british Romanticism, shakespeare, poststructuralist theory http://english.fsu.edu/faculty/facspecialties.htm

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT FACULTY SPECIALTIES [For more information please click on the person's name.] Tomeiko Ashford African American literature, American and cultural studies Julianna Baggott Creative writing, fiction, poetry Erin Belieu Creative writing, poetry R. M. Berry Creative writing, fiction, modernism, postmodernism, philosophy and literature R Bruce Bickley 19th- and 20th-century American literature, Southern literature and folklore, professional and technical writing and editing Bruce Boehrer Milton, Shakespeare, Jonson, early modern English drama, neo-Latin verse Helen Burke 18th-century Irish and English literature and drama, colonial and postcolonial theory Robert Olen Butler Creative writing, fiction, screenwriting Mark Cooper U.S. cinema, visual culture studies, feminism, 20th-century U.S. culture and political economy Deborah Coxwell-Teague First-Year Writing Program Eugene Crook Medieval language and literature, film studies, British studies Celia Daileader Renaissance literature, feminist theory, and critical race studies Darryl Dickson-Carr African American literature, postmodern American literature

67. URI English Dept. Faculty Page shakespeare, Middle Ages, Contemporary british literature. Cappello, Mary,Ph.D., SUNY Buffalo, 1988 Professor, mcapp@uri.edu http://www.uri.edu/artsci/eng/faculty.html

University of Rhode Island English Department Faculty The faculty of Department of English at the University of Rhode Island offer courses in U.S. Literature and British Literature, Creative Writing, Film, Women's Studies, African African-American Literature, Theory, and Linguistics. The College Writing Program is now independent from the English Department and offers courses in writing, rhetoric, and composition. Undergraduate English majors may take several courses from the College Writing Program. At the graduate level, the College Writing Program works in partnership with the English Department to offer courses and a specialization in Rhetoric and Composition. Please see the College Writing Program's page for information on their faculty. The English department offers an undergraduate B.A. degree. At the graduate level, the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees are offered in conjuntion with the College Writing Program. In addition to their undergraduate and graduate assignments within the department, faculty members in English regularly teach undergraduate courses in the University's Honors Program, African African-American Studies, Women's Studies, Comparative Literature Studies, New England Studies Program, and the Arts and Sciences Film Studies Program. Our faculty have received grants from foundations such as the National Endowment for the Humanities, American Council of Learned Societies, Fulbright Scholar Program, National Endowment for the Arts, American Philosophical Society, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Champlin Foundation, Lilly Foundation, and The American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies, as well as numerous University Teaching Excellence Awards, Faculty Research Grants, and other distinctions.

68. Bloomsburg University (pre1660 topic) 20.347 Studies in british literature (pre-1660 topic)20.363 shakespeare One elective in post-1660 british literature from http://www.bloomu.edu/prospective/catalog/lib/eng_ba.php

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania About Bloomsburg General Information Tuition, Fees Location, Directions ... University Store Where you are: Course Descriptions (01) Developmental Instruction (05) Health, Phys. Ed. and Athletics (08) Honors (09) Interdisciplinary Studies ... (98) Legal Studies English Administered by Department of English, College of Liberal Arts Effective Fall, 2005 A total of 39 semester hours is required for a major in English. No course may be used to satisfy more than one requirement. With the addition of general education requirements and elective courses of at least 32 semester hours, the 120-hour requirement for a baccalaureate degree is satisfied. A currently enrolled Bloomsburg University student wishing to declare English as a major must have a minimum of 15 credits completed and must have completed an English course other than or with a grade of B- or better. Beginning with the end of the Fall 2004 semester, an English major with 45 or more credits completed must have a minimum GPA of 2.5 in English courses to maintain academic good standing in the major. If the student's English GPA is below 2.5, that student will have one semester in which to (re)gain the required 2.5. Failure to do so will result in dismissal from the major. For an English course to count toward the fulfillment of requirements in the English major, the minimum grade is a C-.

69. Faculty & Staff: U. Of U. English Dept. vincent.cheng@English.utah.edu 20thcentury literature, british literature, mark.matheson@English.utah.edu shakespeare, Renaissance literature http://www.english.utah.edu/faculty/

Browse Alphabetically Through Faculty Pages English Department Chair: Stuart Culver Director of Undergraduate Studies: Kim Lau Director of Graduate Studies: Barry Weller Director of Creative Writing: Don Revell Spring Office Hours Nicole Aljoe Nicole.Aljoe@English.utah.edu Margaret Brady ... megbrady@english.utah.edu Folklore, American Indian literature Karen Brennan karenbrennan801@aol.com Fiction writing, poetry, nonfiction, film, theory, contemporary lit Gillian Brown gillian.brown@English.utah.edu American literature and culture, feminism camoin22@comcast.net Fiction writing, American literature Vincent Cheng vincent.cheng@English.utah.edu 20th-century literature, British literature, ethnic studies Katharine Coles k.coles@English.utah.edu Poetry writing, fiction writing. Norman Council Norman.Council@English.utah.edu

70. NAU English Department - MA In Literature a specialist in shakespeare and seventeenthcentury british literature, Nineteenth- and twentieth-century british literature, women s writing, http://www.nau.edu/english/literature/faculty.html

PO Box 6032 Flagstaff, AZ 86011 928-523-4911 English Home Student Information: Undergraduate Programs Advisement Center University Writing Program M.A. in English Creative Writing emphasis English Education emphasis General English Studies emphasis Literature emphasis ... Photo Gallery Programs: Thin Air Writing Workshop PIE NAWP ... CLRP MA in Literature Faculty JEFF BERGLUND , Ph.D., (Ohio State University, 1996) Assistant Professor Special Interests U.S. literature, U.S. multi-ethnic literature, cultural studies, American Indian literature Phone: (928) 523-9237 e-mail: Jeffrey.Berglund@nau.edu Jeff Berglund Cannibal Fictions , forthcoming from University of Wisconsin Press and has had related articles published in Camera Obscura and Studies in American Fiction MONICA BROWN , Ph.D., (Ohio State University, 1998)

71. Publishing And Nonprofit Literary Arts Sequence A course in contemporary british literature is strongly recommended for ENG 329 Selected Figures in british literature; ENG 378 shakespeare on Stage http://www.english.ilstu.edu/undergraduate/major_publishing.htm

Graduate Program Undergraduate Program People Programs ... Program Home Publishing and the Nonprofit Literary Arts This program is designed to prepare graduates for careers in publishing and nonprofit literary arts. Degree Requirements: 55 hours required. 16 hours in ENglish course: ENG 100, 300, and 9 hours selected from ENG 283, 284, 285, and 286. 18 hours of required sequence courses: ENG 244, 249, 247or 347.01 or 347.02, 350, 351, 354. 12 hours of literature with a national/historical focus. 3 hours of American literature selected from: ENG 130, 165, 231, 232, 233, 234, 236, 265, 328, 332, 336, 365. A course in contemporary American literature is strongly recommended for students in this program. 3 hours of British literature selected from: ENG 110, 213, 214 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 222, 223, 311, 320, 325 327, 328, 329, 378, 386, 387, 388. A course in contemporary British literature is strongly recommended for students in this program. Electives (6 hours) selected from the above courses to the extent these courses have not been used to meet the 6-hour requirement previously listed, 250, 251, 252, 255, 260, 261, 271, 272, 352, 360, 370, 372, 375. 9 hours ENG 398, Professional Practice.

72. Lehigh University - CAS: English Faculty 19th century british literature, 20th century british and American literature, Tudor Stuart literature, shakespeare, literature about medicine http://www3.lehigh.edu/arts-sciences/casenglishfaculty.asp

COLLEGE HOME LEHIGH HOME SEARCH College Home ... Faculty English Faculty email("pgb1", "lehigh", "edu", "Beidler, Peter G.") Lucy G. Moses Distinguished Professor PhD, Lehigh University, 1968 Chaucer, medieval literature, Native American literature email("acb2", "lehigh", "edu", "Bross, Addison C.") Professor PhD, Louisiana State University, 1967 Romantic and Victorian British literature, Conrad, Marxism and literature email("kac404", "lehigh", "edu", "Crassons, Kate") Assistant Professor PhD, Duke University, 2004 Chaucer, medieval literature, religion and literature email("bdk3", "lehigh", "edu", "Dolan, Elizabeth A.") Frank Hook Assistant Professor PhD, University of North Carolina, 1999 19th century British literature, 20th century British and American literature, illness literature email("amd2", "lehigh", "edu", "Doty, Alexander M.") Associate Professor Department Chair PhD, University of Illinois, 1984 Film, popular culture, gay, lesbian and queer studies, contemporary theory and criticism email("jsf1", "lehigh", "edu", "Fergus, Jan S.") Professor PhD, City University of New York, 1975

73. Top20BritishLiterature.com - Online Directory For British Literature. Top 20 british literature, Top 20 Sites, Top 20 british literature literatureOnline Booker Prize English Server shakespeare VictorianWeb http://britishliterature.top20education.com/

Connect Online TOP 20 Online ... Top 20 A-Z Make Top 20 Online your Start Page Top 20 British Literature Listen while you surf the web Top 20 Music Links Local MapQuest Citysearch Ticketmaster ZIP Code ... Top 20 Nation Guides Search: Google MSN Yahoo DMOZ ... FREE Try Also Teoma LookSmart Vivisimo Images Google AltaVista Fast News Search Google Yahoo! ABCNews DayPop ... AllShakespeare.com Top 20 Sites Literary Resources BigChalk.com Voice of the Shuttle Luminarium ... Lit on the Web Search British Literature About.com LookSmart Open Directory Yahoo! Books Amazon.com Yahoo! Medieval NetSERF Literary Resources The Labyrinth WWW Resources ... LookSmart Renaissance Luminarium RenWeb Literary Resources Non-Core Project ... BigChalk.com 18th Century Voice of the Shuttle Literary Resources English Server 18th Century ... LookSmart Romantic 19th Voice of the Shuttle Literary Resources Brit/Irish Authors Romantic Sites ... LookSmart Victorian 19th VictorianWeb Voice of the Shuttle Literary Resources Bartleby Victorians ... LookSmart 20th Century Voice of the Shuttle Literary Resources Lit on the Web Poets ... LookSmart Listed links may put this banner on their website.

74. UNL Department Of English Graduate Program Course Title, british literature 9 hours, literature before 1800 shakespeare,230A*, 230A*. English Authors after 1800, 231. The Brontes, 231A http://www.unl.edu/english/undergrad/pre1999.html

Department Faculty Programs Undergraduate ... News Quick Links Academic Programs English Courses Writing Assistance Center English Second Language Blackboard Summer Writer's Conf. Site Map Contact Us You are here. . . English Undergraduate Major Requirements Pre 1999 Major Requirements (current) Major Requirements (before 1999) ... Courses Major Requirements for Students enrolled before Fall 1999 Checklist for pre-1999 Requirements (click) NOTE: This list contains only those courses that will automatically be credited for the literature area requirements indicated below. For the possibility of counting any other course, check with the Chief Adviser. The list does not exclude any course not listed from counting for the English major. Course Title British Literature [9 hours] Literature before 1800 [6 hours] Literature by women, minorities or in translation [3 hours] American Literature [3 hours] Sex Roles in Literature Plains Literature Literatures of the South Introduction to Women's Literature 20th Century Women Writers English Authors before 1800 Shakespeare English Authors after 1800 The Brontes Major Authors-American Literature Classic European Authors European Authors since 1660 Greek Literature in Translation (Classics) Latin Literature in Translation (Classics) Afro-American Literature Black Women Authors

75. General Humanities Courses - English & British Literature ENGL 301 shakespeare Early Period ENGL 302 shakespeare Later Period ENGL 304Chaucer ENGL 325 Modern british literature ENGL 327 british Novel I http://www.cofc.edu/~oncourse/humanity.htm

CofC Home About CofC Academic Programs Library ... Technology On Course General Education Humanities Courses Music Art History Theatre Communications ... Foreign Literature English and British Literature ENGL 201 Major British Writers ENGL 202 Major British Writers ENGL 203 Surv of European Literature ENGL 204 Surv of European Literature ENGL 205 American Lit to 1865 ENGL 206 American Lit, 1865 - Present ENGL 207 Surv of American Lit to WWII ENGL 216 Intro to African-American Lit ENGL 233 Surv of Non-Wstrn 20th Cent Lit ENGL 234 Surv of 3rd World Masterpieces ENGL 240 Science Fiction ENGL 301 Shakespeare: Early Period ENGL 302 Shakespeare: Later Period ENGL 304 Chaucer ENGL 306 Milton ENGL 307 Introduction to Old English ENGL 308 Edmund Spenser ENGL 311 Mid-English Lit/Non-Chaucerian ENGL 312 History of English Language ENGL 313 Afro-American Literature ENGL 314 Non-Dramatic Lit of Renaissance ENGL 317 17th Century ENGL 318 18th Century ENGL 319 Literary Criticism ENGL 320 Literature For Adolescents ENGL 321 Romantic Period ENGL 323 Victorian Period ENGL 325 Modern British Literature

76. Selected Courses Renaissance Epic; Spenser and shakespeare; shakespeare and Skepticism british literature Department of English University of Chicago GatesBlake 324 http://english.uchicago.edu/graduate/british/courses.htm

British Literature at the University of Chicago Home Medieval Renaissance 18th-19th Century Modern Resources Selected Courses Medieval (includes courses at the Newberry Library available to U of C students) Old English Beowulf The Exeter Book Sin and Forgiveness in Anglo-Saxon England Holy Men and Holy Women Chaucer Arthurian Romances Medieval Epic Medieval Allegory Medieval Dream Poetry The Politics of Literacy in Pre-Modern England Perfection and Utopia in Late Medieval England Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in the Middle Ages Renaissance/Early Modern The Matter of Law in Early Modern English Literature The Invention of Britain in Early Modern Literature Renaissance Intellectual Texts: Petrarch to Descartes Literature, the Disciplines, and the Renaissance Book Travelers on the Silk Road Renaissance Epic Spenser and Shakespeare Shakespeare and Skepticism Shakespeare and the Question of Value Shakespeare and His Contemporaries Shakespeare: Anatomy, Analysis, and the Archive

77. GSU Department Of English | Faculty Directory NineteenthCentury british literature and Jewish Studies Renaissance literatureand shakespeare engjeh@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Mary Hocks http://english.gsu.edu/people/faculty.html

Faculty Directory Department of English, 2004-5 Dr. David Bottoms GCB 934 Creative Writing, Poetry engdhb@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Jennifer Bowie GCB 917 Professional and Technical Writing engjlb@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Murray Brown GCB 949 Eighteenth-Century British Literature tyrebeiter@comcast.net Dr. Beth Burmester GCB 972 Director of the Writing Studio bburmester@gsu.edu Dr. John A. Burrison GCB 975 Folklore jburrison@gsu.edu Dr. Tanya Caldwell GCB 969 Associate Director of Graduate Studies Eighteenth-Century British Literature tmcaldwell@gsu.edu Dr. Nancy Chase GCB 965 Rhetoric and Composition nchase@gsu.edu Dr. Stephen B. Dobranski GCB 951 Renaissance Literature and Milton sbdobranski@gsu.edu Dr. Wayne Erickson GCB 970 Renaissance Studies and Spenser engwke@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Janet Gabler-Hover GCB 916 Nineteenth-Century American Literature jgabler-hover@gsu.edu GCB 918 Rhetoric and Composition engllg@langate.gsu.edu Dr. Michael Galchinsky GCB 953 Nineteenth-Century British Literature and Jewish Studies mgalchinsky@gsu.edu

78. KU Academics shakespeare, Milton, Renaissance drama Marjorie Swann 17thcentury English literature, 19th-century british literature, American Indian literature http://www.ku.edu/~english/faculty_research.htm

Full-Time Faculty by Research Area Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Department Web Pages Financial Aid ... English Home Language and Philology Mary Catherine Davidson Classical and Medieval Latin Amy Devitt Composition Studies, English Language, Sociolinguistics, Language standards and standardization, Standard English Frank Farmer Dialogics, Rhetorical History, and Composition Jim Hartman Lexicography, American Dialects, American English Composition Studies Amy Devitt Composition Studies, English Language, Genre Theory, Legal discourse, Standardized Edited English Frank Farmer Dialogics, Rhetorical History, and Composition Medieval Beverly Boyd Middle English Literature, Chaucer Michael Cherniss Old and Middle English literature and continental medieval literature Mary Catherine Davidson Classical and Medieval Latin Renaissance David M. Bergeron

79. CSUS English Department (3 units) English 40A Introduction to british literature I (3 units) English 40BIntroduction to (3 units) English 145B shakespeare Early Plays OR http://www.csus.edu/engl/major.htm

Undergraduate Major in English THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT INAUGURATED A NEW MAJOR FOR THE 2004-2006 CATALOG; HOWEVER, CURRENT STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE FROM THE OLDER MAJOR OR THE NEWER ONE OLDER MAJOR (1996-2004) OVERVIEW: The English minor requires 45 units, all of which must be taken in English. At least 27 units must be in upper division (100-level) courses. However, ENGL 1 , 1A, 1 B, 1 C, 2A, 2B, 2C, 20, 109A, 109B, 109F, 109G may not be counted toward the minor. Grades of "C-" or better are required in all courses in the major. 18 of the units for the major, including at least 15 upper division units, must be taken in residence at California State University, Sacramento. Total units required for BA: 124 Total units required for Major: 45 A. REQUIRED LOWER DIVISION COURSES (12 units) ENGL 40A Introduction to British Literature I ENGL 40B Introduction to British Literature II ENGL 5OA Introduction to American Literature I ENGL 5OB Introduction to American Literature II Note: Lower division requirements must be completed no later than the first semester in which the student begins taking required upper division courses.

80. English Department - Notre Dame College Three courses in british, American, or world literature. Back To Top EN 460 literature of Continental Europe EN 461 shakespeare s Comedies http://www.notredamecollege.edu/academics/english/

Search: English Offerings Faculty Academics ... Faculty Directory Resources On-Line Course Access - WebCT (opens in new browser window) Campus Catalog (including past catalogs) ... Campus Life: Student Records Academic Departments Art Biology Business Administration Chemistry ... English Major With A Pre-Law Concentration Program Goals: 1. All graduates of the English program will demonstrate skill in reading comprehension, problem solving, critical thinking and effective writing to be effective in advanced study and in the workplace. 2. All graduates of the English program will demonstrate the beginnings of a life-long love for literature and the performing arts. ENGLISH MAJOR 46-48 Credits Requirements: CA 112 Oral Interpretation EN 210 Critical Writing EN 312 History of the English Language EN 314 Workshop in Advanced Grammar EN 321 Introduction to Literary Theory and Criticism EN 331 British Literature to 1700 EN 332 British Literature 1700-1900 EN 341 American Literature to 1900 EN 342 Seminar in American Literature EN 395 or 495 Cooperative Education (1-3 cr.)

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