ENG 4590: Topics in World Literature with Dr. Alexander Brock
Oct 5, 2026
“Identity Theft”In the ancient tales that relate the former lives of the Buddha, the king of the gods comes down to earth and steals the identity ...
ENG 4895: Twentieth Century British Literature: 1945-Present with Dr. James Ivory
Oct 5, 2026
“Postmodernity and Beyond”We will explore literary postmodernism. Conclusively defining postmodernism is impossible. Some scholars suggest the pos...
ENG 2190: Science Fiction & Fantasy with Dr. James Ivory
Oct 5, 2026
“The Anthropocene and Posthumanism”Science Fiction is a thought experiment which speculates, employing questions and discourse around a series of ...
ENG 5910: World Literature with Dr. Brittany Roberts
Oct 5, 2026
“Planet in Peril: Global Ecohorror & Environmental Crisis”This seminar will examine the global horror sub-genre of ecohorror, which explores h...
ENG 2360: American Literature and The Arts with Leon Lewis
Oct 5, 2026
The Making of Modern America – 1945–The PresentFiction and Film, Poetry and Painting, that defined an era of transformationEnglish 2360 will conce...
ENG 2070: World Mythologies with Leon Lewis
Oct 5, 2026
Classical Conceptions & Modern ManifestationsTravel through Space/Time on a journey of exploration as origins, deities, epic “hero figures,” l...
ENG 4550-101: Senior Seminar in Creative Writing with Caleb Johnson
Oct 5, 2026
“Writing the Contemporary South”This course asks you to interrogate and define for yourself what it means to write fiction set in the contemporary...
ENG 3652-102: Creative Writing: Prose (Fiction) with Caleb Johnson
Oct 5, 2026
This course is designed to introduce students to the elements that make a compelling, artful short story. To do that, we’ll look at our own writing ...
ENG 3652-101: Creative Writing: Prose (Fiction) with Caleb Johnson
Oct 5, 2026
This course is designed to introduce students to the elements that make a compelling, artful short story. To do that, we’ll look at our own writing ...
ENG 2120: African American Literature with Michael Docherty
Oct 5, 2026
This course is a fast-paced and immersive introduction to key ideas, eras, and movements in the history of African American literature. We will read s...