ENGL 4590 – TOPICS IN WORLD LITERATURE WITH Dr. Başak Çandar
Apr 9, 2024
As the #metoo movement has made painfully clear, good artists (already an ambiguous category) don’t always make good people (another ambiguous categ...
ENG 4825/4826 Capstone: Selected Topics in Medieval Literature with Dr. Alison Gulley
Apr 9, 2024
ENG 4825/4826 Capstone: Selected Topics in Medieval LiteratureTR 3:30-4:25Medieval Afterlives Medievalism—i. e., the remaking of the Midd...
ENG 3661-101 Advanced Poetry with Matthew Wimberly
Apr 9, 2024
"In this advanced poetry workshop students will work toward discovering a voice as they write original poems and participate in the long tradition of ...
ENG 5448: Resistance and Black Masculinities with Dr. Alonzo Smith
Mar 28, 2024
Course DescriptionEver wondered what strategies Black men deployed in early and nineteenth-century America to resist anti-Blackness, to construct thei...
ENG 2040: World Lit Since 1650 (Hickory Campus)
Mar 27, 2024
Course DescriptionThis course serves as an introduction for both English majors and non-majors to the World Literature with a focus on texts created b...
ENG 3715: Latinex Literatures and the Environment
Mar 27, 2024
Course Description The purpose of this course is to provide a literary introduction to the study and intersections of Latinex and Indigenous lite...
ENG 2360: American Literature and the Arts- Latinex Writers and Artists
Mar 27, 2024
Course DescriptionThe purpose of this course is to provide an introduction to Latinex writers in dialogue with Latinex artists. We will read literary ...
ENG 4100: Writing for Social Media with Dr. Sarah Long
Mar 27, 2024
Course DescriptionDive into the digital age with ENG 4100: Writing for Social Media. This course doesn't just teach you the fundamentals of social med...
ENG 5000: Introduction to Graduate Studies
Mar 27, 2024
Course InformationCourse- ENG 5000: Introduction to Graduate StudiesOffered- M 2:00 - 5:00Professor- Dr. Jill EhnennSemester- Fall 2024Course Descript...
ENG 5780: Nineteenth-Century American Literature - Imagining Selfhood in America Before and After the Civil War
Mar 26, 2024
Course DescriptionThis course will contrast how American writers imagined individual selfhood, autonomy, and agency before and after the Civil War. (I...