Fall 2021

Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales (CW 2022)

• ENG 312: Chaucer – Andrew Cole

William Blake, Songs of Innocence and of Experience (CW 2022)

• ENG 205: Making Poems Your Own – Susan Stewart

• ENG 340: Romanticism and the Age of Revolutions – Susan Wolfson

Phillis Wheatley, Poems (CW 2023)

• ENG 201: American Literary History – Josh Kotin and Sarah Rivett

Fredrick Douglass, The Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass (CW 2023)

ENG 201: American Literary History – Josh Kotin and Sarah Rivett

Herman Melville, Moby Dick (CW 2023)

• ENG 201: American Literary History – Josh Kotin and Sarah Rivett

Linga Ma, Severance (CW 2023)

• ENG 446: The Novel Since 2000 – Sarah Chihaya

Spring 2022

Past Courses

Spring 2021

William Shakespeare, King Lear (CW 2022)

• ENG 321: Shakespeare II – Bradin Cormack

John Milton, Paradise Lost (CW 2022)

• ENG 325: Milton – Nigel Smith

William Blake, Songs of Innocence and of Experience (CW 2022)

• ENG 205: Making Poems Your Own – Susan Stewart

Jane Austen, Emma (CW 2022)

• ENG 345: 19th Century Fiction – Jeff Nunokawa

Wole Soyinka, Death and the King’s Horseman (CW 2022)

• ENG 380 / THR 380 / COM 247: World Drama – Bob Sandberg

Toni Morrison, The Bluest Eye (CW 2022)

• ENG 216 / AMS 216 / GSS 214: Wounded Beauty – Anne Cheng

Amitav Ghosh, The Great Derangement (CW 2022)

• ASA 224 / ENG 224 / GSS 225: Asian American Literature and Culture – Paul Nadal

Justin Torres, We the Animals (CW 2022)

• ENG 214: Coming of Age Literature – Rebecca Rainof

• ENG 318 / LAO 318 / LAS 306 / AMS 318: Topics in Latinx Literature and Culture: Latinx Literary Worlds – Christina León

Fall 2020

Geoffrey Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales (CW 2022)

• ENG 312 / MED 312: Chaucer – Andrew Cole

John Milton, Paradise Lost (CW 2022)

• ENG 532: Early 17th Century: Milton: Poetry and a Theory of Revolution – Nigel Smith

Jane Austen, Emma (CW 2022)

• ENG 339: Topics in 18th-Century Literature: Jane Austen Then and Now – Claudia Johnson

Wole Soyinka, Death and the King’s Horseman (CW 2022)

• ENG 415 / JRN 415 / COM 446: Imagining Human Rights – Simon Gikandi

Toni Morrison, The Bluest Eye (CW 2022)

• AAS 392 / ENG 392 / GSS 341: Topics in African American Literature: Reading Toni Morrison – Autumn Womack

Justin Torres, We the Animals (CW 2022)

• ENG 386: Writing about Family – Rebecca Rainof