74 courses with the subject ENG, 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.
In this course, through an examination of Irish and Irish American literature, we will connect the historical and cultural forces that have led to emigration and exile from Ireland to the literature t
Literary masterpieces from ancient times to the Renaissance, including: H
Study of poetry, prose, and drama, with emphasis on close reading and litera
A study of literature written in English from cultures around the world, with emphasis on major mode
Study of poetry, prose, and drama from the British literary tradition, with emphasis
Study of poetry, prose, and drama from the American literary tradition, with emphasis
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,
Literature has the capacity to record and interrogate history in an imaginative and artistic context. African-Ame
This course focuses on the reading and analysis of horror literature and the ways in which horror re
This course will examine a wide range of writers and film makers who have sought to bridge the gap that
A study of literary works by the so-called Beat Generation, the American literary underworld of the l
Young Adult Literature's recent explosion in popularity raises important questions about the stories it tells, the values it promotes, and the audiences it seek
In this course students meet community needs by engaging in service-learning outside the classroom. Explores the stories of individuals and groups who have traveled to the United States - a country that
This course introduces students to the voices of unconventional, independent, and renegade women, as both authors and characters, from th
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
Study of 20th century writing on the American West by American women and men in the form of novels,
This course examines Shakespeare as a playwright and cultural icon in both the
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
This course will provide an introduction to the literature written about medicine and medical research. We will study the ways in which narrative complexly represents illness, disability, doctor-patient relationships, health insurance, and
This course studies different genres of sports literature, such as fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, as well as the literary elements and writer's craft used to create th
This course introduces skills that will prepare English majors for upper-level courses, which they will develop throughout th
A 1-credit hour course designed to engage English majors in the early stages of planning careers associated with the discipli
A study of the major genres in creative writing (poetry, fiction, and creative nonf
Study of major writers of England from the beginning to the mid-18th ce
Study of major English writers from the mid-18th century to the prese
Study of major American writing from its origins through 1865. Regul
Study of major American writing from 1865 through the present. Regularl
This course will examine how rhetoric is used to claim power for the powerless. It will
Technical writing involves communication for and/or with specialized topics. In this course, students will develop an understanding of the writing
This course explores how writers use rhetoric to shape our understanding of the natural world and our place within it. Students will engage with a r
The class will consider various theoretical approaches to the TV Series Mad Men beginning with ideas gleaned from the discourse of visual literacy and proceed by
In 2016 Bob Dylan became the first and only singer/songwriter to win the Nobel Prize in Literature for what the committee deemed "new poetic
This course provides a thorough review and analysis of the rules of standard English gramm
This course examines the intersection of sex, gender, and power in the Middle Ages. Our key concerns
As an introduction to medieval literature, this course will focus on a wide range of topics and genres from th
Ancient Greek and Roman myths, their motifs, themes and
This course serves as the vehicle for training students who have been hi
This course is a continuation of ENG 320. This course serves as the vehicle for
A thematic study of Shakespeare's plays from the major genres- comedies, trage
This course will explore the concept of decadence as a transitional literary movement bridging the 19th and 20th centuries beginning with the proto-decadent writings of E.A.
In this course we will read widely in the poetry and prose of the Romantic Period (1780-1830), including the work of well-known Romantic poets such a
This course focuses on Gothic literature by women writers, from its origins in the 18th century to the pres
Introduces Jane Austen's major novels, including Pride and Prejudice and Mansfield Park, along
An exploration of how national identity was created and contested in writing by figures on the margins and at the center of early American experienc
In-depth exploration of American Realism from the post-Civil War era to the pre-WWI era (roughly 1875 to 1915). Particular emphasis is given to the role o
African-American non-fiction from the beginning to the
An investigation of the lives and works of two of nineteenth-century America's greatest and most original poets. Topics will
African-American writing from the beginning through the
Study of 19th and 20th century writing on the American West by American women in the form of nov
This course focuses upon the literary contributions of a selected numbe
The course will cover major works of American fiction from the period bet
An introduction to selected Asian-American writers with an emphasis on
An intensive workshop in which the student will be required to write original fiction. The
For students interested in writing autobiography and/or other forms of the personal essay. Topics can i
An intensive workshop course in which the student will be required to write original poetry for each class meeting. The f
Students interested in the world of literary publishing will explore both traditional print and online publishing models, the importance of literary journals, and the
John Theibault, Director of the South Jersey Center for Digital Humanities, defines this burgeoning field as an umbrella concept bringing together all of the different ways in which the computer, and especially the internet, have transformed humanities work. It includes using computer methods to mark and analyze analog humanities products, adapting the distinctive features of the World Wide Web for the pr
This course studies 19th and 20th century women writers and questions the type of women who write
This course explores how literature helps us imagine better worlds and survive when things go horribly wrong. In his book Utopia, Thomas More created a f
In this class we will explore an often-ignored aspect of literature: the physical way, manuscripts, books, e-readers, it has been produced and circulated to readers through the
This course studies the expressive and cognitive approaches to the writing process th
This course explores research and writing in the context of qualitative research, field work, and digital
An Exploration of Post-colonial literature and how the empire writes back following the collapse of European colonialism. Special emphasis w
This course examines the rhetoric of memoirs written primarily by international figures who seek to
This course studies a variety of workplace writing including summaries,memos, letters, dire
A survey of Irish literary history from the 1890s through the present emphasizing changes in Irish history and cultur
This class will engage with the major novels and selected literary writings of two of the twentieth century's most important modernist voices, Virginia Woolf and E.M. For
As an introduction to medieval literature, this course will focus on a wide range of topics and genres from the 5th-14th
This course will examine some of the fiction, non-fiction, and poetry produced in response to the Vietnam War and
This course offers an introduction to the Golden Age of Roman culture and power. Close readings of selections from major historians, poets, poli
This course, an advanced study of a specific topic and/or author, builds upon the coursework that Suffolk English majors have encountered th
By special arrangement, a junior or senior may pursue an indepen
Individualized guidance in a career-related activity. Upper-class English ma
A semester-long internship working with the Editor and Managing Ed
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