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EN 171 Introduction to British Literature and Culture
II
- Robinson Crusoe Excerpt for EN 171
- Powerpoint Slides
- CourseOrganation
- Dates&Facts
- Rochester
- Defoe
- StockExchange
- Great Chain of Being
- Alexander Pope
- Jonathan Swift
- William Hogarth
- British Empiricism
- Dates&Facts II
- Slavery&Abolition
- Romanticism
- William Blake
- William Turner
- Lord Byron
- Percy Shelley
- Images of Mont Blanc
- John Keats
- Child Labor
- Victorian Poets
- Victorian Ladies and Gentlemen
- Joseph Conrad
- William Butler Yeats
- Post War Poets
- India
- J.M Coetzee: Foe
- William Blake Archive
- Multiple Perspectives on Slavery
EN 133.10 Narrative and Interpretation (Spring 2003)
Gender, Race, Class and Colonialism
(Graduate
Consortium in Women's Studies at Radcliffe)
EN 938 The Postcolonial Method: A Critique of the Discourses of Modernity
EN 858 Debates and Issues in Postcolonial Studies
EN 730 Black British Cultural Studies
EN 654 Junior Honors Seminar: Virtue and Vice
EN 417 Short Fiction From Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean
EN 346 Black British Literature
EN 414 African Fiction and Film
EN 320 Indian Literature and Film: At Home and Abroad
EN 255 Introduction to Postcolonial Literature
EN 646 Disciplining the Body: The Literature and Politics of Coercion
EN 378 An Introduction to Third World Literature: India, Africa, and the Middle East
