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Selected Course Offerings
Eng 258/458 The American Novel and the Death of Jim Crow (Warren)
Eng 267 American Literary Realism (Warren)
Eng 268 The Age of Realism & Naturalism (Goldsby)
Eng 281/381 / CMS 265/365. The Cinema of Max Ophuls (Hansen)
Eng 288/488 / CMS 262 The Films of Josef von Sternberg (Gunning)
Eng 291 / CMS 261 The Films of Fritz Lang (Gunning)
Eng 292/692 / CMS 274. Modernity and the Sense of Things (Brown, Hansen)
Eng 319 The Literature of Trauma (Berlant)
Eng 320 The Intimate Public Sphere (Berlant)
Eng 322 Psychoanalytic Interpretation (Ruddick)
Eng 326 Visual Culture (Mitchell)
Eng 341 Foundations of Interpretive Theory (Mueller, Vogler)
Eng 355 Tough Broads (Nelson)
Eng 366 The Mourner's Bench: Writing, Grief, & African-American Literature (Goldsby)
Eng 402 Form and Experience in Asian American Poetry (Nelson)
Eng 428 Chicago (Knight)
Eng 437 Recent American Poetry (von Hallberg, Strand)
Eng 439 Women, Writing, and Spirituality in Colonial America (Knight)
Eng 444 Redeemer Nation: America 1585-1750 (Knight)
Eng 453 Post-Modern Autobiography (Nelson)
Eng 455 After Great Pain: From Sentimentality to Trauma (Berlant)
Eng 456 Typologies of Gender in Early America (Knight)
Eng 459 Urban Fictions / American Scenes, 1880-1910 (Brown)
Eng 461 The American Enlightenment (Slauter)
Eng 466 Twentieth Century African-American Cultural Movements (Warren)
Eng 467 Culture and African-American Thought (Warren)
ENGL 47010 Thing Theory (Brown)
Eng 473 Slavery and the Literary Imagination (Goldsby)
Eng 479 African-American Poetry (von Hallberg)
Eng 480 / CMS 400 Methods and Issues in Cinema Studies (Gunning; Hansen; Lastra)
Eng 551 Colonial Encounters (Knight)
Eng 554 Objects and Artifacts (Brown)
Eng 555 Kitsch, Camp, and the Politics of Culture (Brown)
Eng 559 Spirit Worlds (Knight)
Eng 566 Birth of the Cool (Goldsby)
Eng 572 Elements of Poetry and Poetics (von Hallberg)
Eng 585 Technology and Representation (Lastra)
Eng 586 Film and the Avant-Garde: Experimental Film (Lastra)
Eng 587 / CMS 673. Classical Cinema as Vernacular Modernism (Hansen)
Eng 594 Realism, Modernism, Socialism: The Politics of Literary Form (Kruger)
Eng 597 Nationality, Sexuality, and Gender: Practicum in Feminist Theory and Pedagogy (Berlant)
Eng 603 Space, Place, and Landscape (Mitchell)
Eng 632 The Language of Rights in Eighteenth-Century America (Slauter)
Eng 636 Cinema and the Living and the Undead: Automatons, Animation, and the Uncanny (Gunning)
ENGL 65001 Late James (Brown)
Eng 652 The US Historical Novel (Berlant)
Eng 654 Race, Theory, and the African Americanist Project (Warren)
Eng 655 Romantic Fetishism in America (Brown)
Eng 656 Whitman and the Logics of "America" (Brown)
Eng 664 The Culture of the Cold War (Nelson)
Eng 666 Representation & Violence (Mitchell)
Eng 668 New Deal Culture: Stage, Screen, and the Public Sphere in 1930s America (Kruger)
Eng 671 Shock Treatment and Nervous Systems (Nelson)
Eng 674 W.E.B. Du Bois and the Politics of 20th Century Literature (Warren)
Eng 677 Topics in Sex and Theory: Bodies in Space (Berlant)
Eng 678 The Case Study (Berlant)
Eng 685 Historiography of the Cinema (Lastra)
Eng 686 Classical Film Theory (Lastra)
Eng 687 The Persistence of Surrealism: Buñuel & Beyond (Lastra)
Eng 688 / CMS 675 The Frankfurt School on Cinema, Mass Culture, and Modernity (Hansen)
Eng 689 Film Exhibition (Gunning)
Eng 696 Poetry and Socio-Linguistics (von Hallberg)
Eng 697 Totemism, Fetishism, and Idolatry (Mitchell)
The American Field
Department of English
University of Chicago
Walker 413
1115 East 58th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone: (773) 702-8536
Fax: (773) 702-2495
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