10 courses with the subject ENG H, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENG H130Honors Introduction to Literature
Study of poetry, prose, and drama, with emphasis on close reading and literary analysis. Students will compose formal essays discussing the meanings and relationship between
Mysteries are sometimes dismissed as pulp but they are often highly reflective of the era in which they were written. This class will use mystery stories,
Young Adult Literature's recent explosion in popularity raises important questions about the stories it tells, the values it promotes, and the audiences it seeks. This cours
ENG H158Honors Nasty Women and Unruly Voices in American Literature
This course takes students on a tour of witches, nasty women, and other unruly tongues or bitter spirits throughout American literary history. Regularly assigned essays on t
ENG H160Honors School Stories: Narratives of Power and Class
This course examines a variety of literature and films that highlight the point of view of students (and sometimes teachers) as they negotiate the power dynamics of educational institutions. Thr
This course offers an opportunity to read and discuss a sampling of contemporary Latinx literature, that is, fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and comics by writers of Latin American origin who may or may not categorize themselves under the gender neutr
ENG H266Honors ' Mad Men: ' Reading Visual Narratives
This course will focus on the cultural phenomenon of the TV Series Mad Men, considered by many to be the foremost example of Quality TV produced during the so-called golden age of television and engage with it on visual, cultural, literary and filmic levels. The basic premise of the course is that the current practice of binge watching one's favorite shows should be a heightened experience rather than a guilty pleasure, one akin to
This course focuses on Gothic literature by women writers, from its origins in the 18th century to the present, focusing primarily on 20th century writers. The novels, short stories, and films we will discuss involve haunted hous