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AAAS 10 | Introduction to African American Studies |
AESTH&INTP 12 | Poetry in America |
AFRAMER 131 | African American Literature from the Beginnings to the Harlem Renaissance |
AFRAMER 10 | Introduction to African American Studies |
AFRAMER 133 | Zora Neale Hurston, Richard Wrights, Ralph Ellison |
AMSTDIES 201 | Themes in American Studies |
CULTR&BLF 49 | American Protest Literature from Tom Paine to Tupac |
ENGLISH 52 | Modernist Poets: Eliot, Williams, Stevens, Pound - (New Course) |
ENGLISH 53 | Poets: Whitman, Dickinson, Eliot, Bishop |
ENGLISH 59 | Poets: The American Lyric |
ENGLISH 60 | Migrations: Fictions of America |
ENGLISH 60a | Migrations: American Horrors |
ENGLISH 60ad | Migrations: Testing the American Dream |
ENGLISH 61 | Diffusions: Not on Native Grounds |
ENGLISH 62 | Diffusions: Castaways and Renegades |
ENGLISH 63 | Diffusions: The Global Bildungsrom |
ENGLISH 64 | Diffusions: American Renaissance and Irish Revival |
ENGLISH 64 | Migrations: American Renaissance and Irish Revival |
ENGLISH 67 | Migrations: Capitalist Hero Anti Hero: Versions of the American Dream |
ENGLISH 68 | Migrations: American Immigrant Literature |
ENGLISH 69 | Migrations: American Literature to 1865 |
ENGLISH 90ab | American "Realists": O’Neill, Williams, Miller: Seminar |
ENGLISH 90ac | Cut Tongue Theaters: Asian American and Chicana/o Playwrights |
ENGLISH 90ad | American Detective Fiction |
ENGLISH 90aj | Jewish American Literature |
ENGLISH 90al | Memory in Aisan American Literature |
ENGLISH 90ap | Theology, Aesthetics, and History: Protestantism in American Literature |
ENGLISH 90at | The American Transcendentalist |
ENGLISH 90ca | |
ENGLISH 90cp | Contemporary American Playwrights: Seminar |
ENGLISH 90cc | Calvinist Legacy in American Culture |
ENGLISH 90dw | David Foster Wallace and his Generation |
ENGLISH 90ds | Death of a Salesman (or two) |
ENGLISH 90ea | Interracial Encounters in Contemporary Ethnic American Narratives |
ENGLISH 90en | Indigenous Literatures of North America -- Oral and Written Traditions: Seminar |
ENGLISH 90eo | Emancipation I |
ENGLISH 90f | Faulkner: The Major Works (formerly ENGLISH 174f) |
ENGLISH 90fd | The Rhetoric of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln |
ENGLISH 90hv | When Harlem was in Vogue |
ENGLISH 90kw | The American Civil War |
ENGLISH 90ln | The Landscape of Contemporary Native American Literature |
ENGLISH 90LN | American Poetry in the Online Environment |
ENGLISH 90mm | 1850s: The Making of Modernity in Western Culture: Seminar |
ENGLISH 90s | Ethnic-American Autobiography |
ENGLISH 90pb | Dramatic Structure and Analysis: Seminar |
ENGLISH 90pm | American Plays and Musicals, 1940-1960 |
ENGLISH 90pn | Poets of New England |
ENGLISH 90pp | Puritans and Planters |
ENGLISH 90qf | Stevens and Pound |
ENGLISH qo | T.S. Eliot |
ENGLISH 90qp | 20th-Century American Poetry |
ENGLISH 90qz | Poetry in America |
ENGLISH 90RJ | Race and Jurisprudence |
ENGLISH 90th | The Harlem Renaissance and the Jazz Age |
ENGLISH 90tw | Transatlantic Literature |
ENGLISH 90us | American Moderns |
ENGLISH 90vn | Vladimir Nabokov |
ENGLISH 90wb | Jameses and Jameseans |
ENGLISH 90we | David Foster Wallace & Environs |
ENGLISH 90yx | Gay and Lesbian Fiction: 1945 to the Present |
ENGLISH 144a | American Plays and Musicals |
ENGLISH 154f | Faulkner, Morrison, and the Representation of Race |
ENGLISH 162c | Modern Drama |
ENGLISH 163m | The Musical |
ENGLISH 164c | Literature and Visuality in America |
ENGLISH 166 | American Modernism |
ENGLISH 167 | Stevens, Plath, Lowell |
ENGLISH 168d | Postwar American and British Fiction |
ENGLISH 168x | American Cultures and Countercultures of the Sixties |
ENGLISH 169 | Modern American Poetry |
ENGLISH 170a | High and Low in Postwar America |
ENGLISH 170aw | American Women Writers |
ENGLISH 171a | Colonial American Literature |
ENGLISH 171b | American Literature |
ENGLISH 171 | Poetry in America |
ENGLISH 172d | The American Novel: 1865-1914 |
ENGLISH 172 | New Immigrant Narratives |
ENGLISH 173 | Southern Literature and Culture in the United States |
ENGLISH 174f | Faulkner: The Major Works |
ENGLISH 174 | The Rhetoric of Abraham Lincoln |
ENGLISH 175 | Great American Speeches and Speakers |
ENGLISH 175 | American Literary Emergence |
ENGLISH 175PL | American Protest Literature |
ENGLISH 176a | American Protest Literature |
ENGLISH 176x | Black Women Writers |
ENGLISH 176 | The 19th Century American Novel |
ENGLISH 177 | Arts and Thought of the Cold War |
ENGLISH 177 | American Law, Race, and Narrative |
ENGLISH 177PM | American Plays and Musicals |
ENGLISH 178x | The American Novel: Dresier to the Present |
ENGLSIH 179b | Art Novels |
ENGLISH 179j | Alice, Henry, and William James |
ENGLISH 179 | American Drama Since 1945 |
ENGLISH 180 | Modern American Crime Narratives |
ENGLISH 181a | Introduction to Asian American Literature |
ENGLISH 181a | Asian American Literature |
ENGLISH 182a | American Drama: 1787 to the Present |
ENGLISH 185 | Wit and Humor |
ENGLISH 186 | American Literary Expatriates in Europe |
ENGLISH 187 | Native American Literary Traditions |
ENGLISH 190we | David Foster Wallace |
ENGLISH 191a | Black Like Who? |
ENGLISH 195tw | 20th-Century African American Literature |
ENGLISH 195x | Contemporary African American Literature |
ENGLISH 196 | Lit of Migration and Ethnicity: The Case of the United States |
ENGLISH 197qc | America's Queer Canon: from Melville to Moonlight |
FRSEMR 30n | Uncle Tom's Cabin and Moby Dick |
FRSEMR 31c | American Moderns |
FRSEMR 32k | The Poetry of Walt Whitman |
FRSEMR 60m | The Poetry of Elizabeth Bishop and Sylvia Plath |
FRSEMR 60t | Harvard Poets |
GENED 1172 | Poetry in America |
GENED 1133 | Is the US Civil War Still Being Fought? |
HISTORY 84l | The World of William James and Henry James |
HIST-LIT 90at | The Postwar American Road Narratives |
USW 34 | The Civil War from Nat Turner to the Birth of a Nation |