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Program checklist · ENGL Theory and Poetics (AETP)

ENGL Theory and Poetics (AETP)

University of Pennsylvania · Philadelphia, PA

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Program
Award
ENGL Theory and Poetics (AETP)
Credits (computed from items)
432
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
215062
CourseShelf checklist
CK_215062_c4357961
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 59

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Requirements

432 items
  1. As published: “Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 18th-Century Slavery and Abolition”
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  2. As published: “The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation”
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  8. As published: “Songs of Dissent: African American Poetry in the 21st Century”
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  44. As published: “Icons in Performance: Actors and Others Who Have Shaped the Arts”
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  64. As published: “Anne Carson and the Unclassifiable Text (Critical-Creative Seminar)”
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  70. As published: “Universal Language: From the Tower of Babel to Artifical Intelligence”
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  72. As published: “First Year Seminar: Jack Kerouac and Postwar Counterculture”
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  74. As published: “BFS--Med/Red Dante in English: Creative Responses to the Divine Comedy”
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  78. As published: “The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation”
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  83. As published: “Anne Carson and the Unclassifiable Text (Critical-Creative Seminar)”
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  101. As published: “Wild Things: Children’s Literature and the Psychoanalytic Study of the Child”
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  107. As published: “Modernist Animals: How to Rethink the Human-Animal Divide”
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  110. As published: “Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature”
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  128. As published: “Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas”
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  132. As published: “Songs of Dissent: African American Poetry in the 21st Century”
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  150. As published: “Study of a Medieval or Renaissance Author”
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  176. As published: “BFS--Med/Red Dante in English: Creative Responses to the Divine Comedy”
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  182. As published: “Benjamin Franklin Seminar: 18th-Century Slavery and Abolition”
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  184. As published: “The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation”
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  192. As published: “Critical-Creative Approaches to Literature”
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  194. As published: “Critical-Creative: Contemporary Black Feminism: Saidiya Hartman and Gayl Jones”
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  196. As published: “Critical Creative Seminar: Ecology in New Wave Science Fiction”
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  199. As published: “Podcasting--a Critical-Creative Seminar (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
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  201. As published: “Poetry, Music, and the Sounds of the Twentieth Century (SNF Paideia Program Course)”
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  203. As published: “Life Writing: How Should A Person Be? (Critical-Creative Seminar)”
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  205. As published: “Anne Carson and the Unclassifiable Text (Critical-Creative Seminar)”
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  239. As published: “Writing Women, Part 1”
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  244. As published: “Wild Things: Children’s Literature and the Psychoanalytic Study of the Child”
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  246. As published: “Universal Language: From the Tower of Babel to Artifical Intelligence”
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  267. As published: “Environmental Studies Seminar: Coming of Age in the Anthropocene”
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  275. As published: “Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature”
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  293. As published: “Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas”
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  306. As published: “Icons in Performance: Actors and Others Who Have Shaped the Arts”
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  315. As published: “One Series--Medieval/Renaissance with Theory & Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  316. As published: “One Series--Literature of the Long 18C with Theory and Poetics”
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  317. As published: “One Series--Literature of the Long 18C with Theory & Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  319. As published: “One Series--19th Century Lit with Theory & Poetics and Difference & Diaspora”
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  321. As published: “One Series--20th/21st Century with Theory & Poetics and Difference & Diaspora”
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  323. As published: “JRS 19C Lit & 20C-21C Lit with Theory and Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  325. As published: “JRS Med/Ren with Theory & Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  327. As published: “JRS Long 18C Lit with Theory & Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  329. As published: “JRS 19C Literature with Theory & Poetics and Difference and Diaspora”
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  335. As published: “Songs of Dissent: African American Poetry in the 21st Century”
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  358. As published: “Fashion and Modernity”
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  359. As published: “Liquid Histories and Floating Archives”
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  361. As published: “Introduction to Literary Theory”
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  367. As published: “The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation”
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  376. As published: “Writing Women, Part 1”
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  378. As published: “Wild Things: Children’s Literature and the Psychoanalytic Study of the Child”
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  383. As published: “Growing Up Queer: Coming of Age in Contemporary Literature”
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  395. As published: “Universal Language: From the Tower of Babel to Artifical Intelligence”
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  398. As published: “Writing, Publishing, and Reading in Early Modern Europe and the Americas”
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  401. As published: “BFS--Med/Red Dante in English: Creative Responses to the Divine Comedy”
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  403. As published: “The Aftermath of Slavery: Language, Storytelling, Experimentation”
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  411. As published: “Universal Language: From the Tower of Babel to Artifical Intelligence”
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  422. As published: “Imagining New Futures: Science Fiction and the Fantastic in South Asian Literature”
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  432. As published: “Icons in Performance: Actors and Others Who Have Shaped the Arts”
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