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• ENGL1009 First Year Writing Seminar for Multilingual Students
• ENGL1010 First Year Writing Seminar
• ENGL1080 Literature Core
• ENGL1093 An Introduction to Modern Irish I
• ENGL1180 Lit Core: From Slavery to Mass Incarceration
• ENGL1712 Roots and Routes: Reading Identity, Migration, and Culture
• ENGL1713 Roots and Routes: Writing Identity, Migration, and Culture
• ENGL1735 The Meaning of Boston: Literature and Culture
• ENGL1743 Breaking Bread: Food, Fiction, and Identity
• ENGL1745 Where We Are: Reading in Place
• ENGL1746 Where We Are: Writing in Place
• ENGL1751 Metamorphosis and Transformation: Literature and Myth
• ENGL1752 Exchange and Values: Stories and Measures of Inequality
• ENGL2097 Intermediate Modern Irish I
• ENGL2125 Introduction to Feminisms
• ENGL2131 Studies in Poetry
• ENGL2133 Studies in Narrative
• ENGL2141 American Literary History I
• ENGL2170 Introduction to British Literature and Culture I
• ENGL2202 Beast Literature
• ENGL2203 Introducing Ireland through Stage and Screen
• ENGL2212 Introduction to Medical Humanities
• ENGL2220 Classical Mythology
• ENGL2221 Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGL2223 Writing Workshop: Creative Nonfiction
• ENGL2227 Classics of Russian Literature (in Translation)
• ENGL2229 Literature of the Other Europe
• ENGL2241 Playwriting I
• ENGL2246 Introduction to Asian American Literature
• ENGL2255 Introduction to World Literatures through Short Stories and Film
• ENGL2261 Telling Truths I: Writing for the Cause of Justice
• ENGL2278 American Culture: Engaging Difference and Justice
• ENGL2294 Weird Fiction: Gothic, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror
• ENGL2301 Journalism on Drugs
• ENGL2348 Modern Levantine and Arabic Literature (in translation)
• ENGL2483 Introduction to African American Literature
• ENGL3011 The Art of Tutoring Writing
• ENGL3220 Teaching Banned Books: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Young Adult Literature
• ENGL3310 Shakespeare
• ENGL3357 American Bestsellers and Undersellers
• ENGL3373 Contemporary Theatre and Drama in London
• ENGL3527 General Linguistics
• ENGL3814 The Series: From Victorian Novels to Streaming TV
• ENGL3825 True Crime: Scoundrels, Villains, and Vice
• ENGL3826 Sad Girl Lit from Austen to Rooney
• ENGL3831 Shrews: Unruly (Wo)men in Premodern English Literature
• ENGL3833 Rebellion, Famine, and the Resilient Imagination: Irish Literature in Times of Crisis
• ENGL3901 The Great Migration Narrative: Black Storytelling in/across Time, Space, and Generations
• ENGL4028 Climate Fiction
• ENGL4201 Science Writing
• ENGL4301 Outcast Ireland: Paupers, Penitents, Patients
• ENGL4373 Korean Cinema
• ENGL4499 How to Begin Thinking: Aftermaths of Twentieth-Century Literature, Philosophy, History
• ENGL4538 Visual Culture in Black America: The Art and Politics of Seeing and Being Seen
• ENGL4577 Writing Workshop: Poetry
• ENGL4578 Poetry: Second Workshop
• ENGL4579 Writing Workshop: Fiction
• ENGL4580 Fiction: Second Workshop
• ENGL4599 Undergraduate Reading and Research
• ENGL5037 Seminar: Joseph Conrad and His World
• ENGL5042 Seminar: Walking Infinite Jest
• ENGL5043 Seminar: Intimate Narratives
• ENGL5513 American Studies Senior Seminar
• ENGL5575 Topics in Creative Non-Fiction (CNF): Writing Place
• ENGL5579 Topics in Creative Nonfiction: Writing Spiritual Autobiography
• ENGL5580 Narrative Medicine
• ENGL6306 Seminar: Archives in Action
• ENGL6311 Seminar: English Medieval Romance: Difference and Desire
• ENGL6600 Honors Thesis
• ENGL7005 The Skull and the Mirror: Theatre, Philosophy, Language
• ENGL7052 Ireland in the Material World
• ENGL7054 Scandalous Victorians
• ENGL7055 Contemporary Theory
• ENGL7888 Graduate Colloquium: Digital Humanities
• ENGL8800 Irish Gothic
• ENGL8816 Dickens, Eliot, and James
• ENGL8826 Practicum for Composition Theory and the Teaching of Writing
• ENGL8887 Introduction to Advanced Research
• ENGL8898 Readings and Research
• ENGL8899 Readings and Research
• ENGL9920 PhD Seminar: What is Theory For?
• ENGL9999 Doctoral Continuation