Fall 2023: ENG 5865: Eighteenth-Century British Studies (Crime and Celebrity) with Dr. Jennifer Wilson
Mar 24, 2023
ENG 5865: Crime and CelebrityMW 2-3:15 p.m.Dr. Jennifer Wilson: wilsonjp@appstate.eduDuring fall 2023 semester, we will learn about the lives of trait...
Fall 2023: ENG 2130-101 MW 3:30-4:45 SH 206 (Intersections of Latinx and Native American Literatures) with Melissa Birkhofer
Mar 24, 2023
ENG 2130 section 101 MW 3:30-4:45 SH 206This course will center Latinx and Native American U.S. literary voices from 1600 to the present. The purpose ...
Fall 2023: Online ENG 2130-102 and 103: Ethnic American Literature (Intersections of Latinx and Native American Literatures) with Melissa Birkhofer
Mar 24, 2023
This course will center Latinx and Native American U.S. literary voices from 1600 to the present. The purpose of this course is to provide a literary ...
Fall 2023: ENG 5880: Victorian Literature with Dr. Jill Ehnenn
Mar 16, 2023
ENG 5880 Victorian Literature W 5-8pm Dr. Jill EhnennArt Objects and English Words: Ekphrasis and the Making of the Nineteenth-Century “World”&nbs...
Fall 2023: ENG 4508: Junior/Senior Honors Seminar: Ernest Hemingway with Dr. Carl Eby
Mar 16, 2023
ENG 4508: Junior/Senior Honors Seminar: Ernest HemingwayTR 11:00am-12:15pmDr. Carl EbyHow does your understanding of a work of literature change ...
Fall 2023: Natural and Supernatural Romanticism ENG 4870: Literature of the British Romantic Period, with Dr. William Brewer
Mar 16, 2023
Natural and Supernatural RomanticismENG 4870: Literature of the British Romantic PeriodFall 2023, MW 2:00 pm–3:15 pm, Sanford 208In ENG 4870, we wil...
ENG 5910 - World Literature: The World in Translation - Çandar (Spring 2023)
Nov 1, 2022
How many authors have you read in translation? How many of those translated authors kept appearing in every World Literature class? Why are some autho...
ENG 4860: Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature - J.Wilson (Spring 2023)
Nov 1, 2022
This section of ENG 4860 will consider criminal biography as an important component of the early English novel. We will read accounts of notorio...
ENG 4550-101: Roots of Storytelling: Orality & Voice in Fiction - Phillips (Spring 2023)
Nov 1, 2022
“Stories show up on their own. They’re one of our oldest natural and spontaneous languages. You don’t have to have any artistic skill to tell th...