Courses | Stanford University Department of English

59 Courses Found for spring Quarter 2007-2008

Course Number	Days	Time	Professor	Title	Room
69Q	TTh	5:15-6:45	Drake, Sandra	Sources of Global Challenges Today, Possibilities for Global Solutions: A Literary Exploration	110-111A
70N	MW	1:15-2:45	Riggs, David	Shakespeare on Film	160-318
90-1	MW	1:15-3:05	Altschul, Andrew	Fiction Writing	110-111P
90-2	TTh	1:15-3:05	Reese, Rita Mae	Fiction Writing	Educ207
90-3	MW	3:15-5:05	Tanaka, Shimon	Fiction Writing	20-21B
90-4	TTh	11:00-12:50	Dolleman, Rusty	Fiction Writing	110-111A
90-5	TTh	3:15-5:05	Hutchins, Scott	Fiction Writing	110-111A
91	TTh	11:00-12:50	Hummel, Maria	Creative Nonfiction	110-111P
92-1	TTh	1:15-3:05	Ekiss, Keith	Reading and Writing Poetry	20-21G
92-2	MW	3:15-5:05	Michas-Martin, Sara	Reading and Writing Poetry	110-111P
94	TTh	1:15-3:05	Hummel, Maria	Introduction to Creative Writing: Form and Structure	Educ230
103	MTWTh	9:00-9:50	Summit, Jennifer	Crusades - Interdisciplinary Approaches	200-303
116A	MW	3:15-5:05	Evans, Martin	The Poetry of John Milton	200-217
117	MW	1:15-3:05	Vermeule, Blakey	Eighteenth-Century Satire	200-202
20/120	TTh	11:00-12:30	Gigante, Denise	Masterpieces of English Literature II	200-205
123	TWTh	10:00-10:50	Richardson, Judith	American Literature and Culture to 1855	200-203
126B	MTW	10:00-10:50	Polhemus, Robert	The Nineteenth Century Novel	250-251B
133	MW	3:15-5:05	Shesgreen, Sean	Johnson, Boswell, and Piozzi	200-105
135	TTh	3:15-5:05	Horowitz, Evan	Victorian Poetry	240-108
138D	TTh	1:15-3:05	Dekker, George	Hawthorne and Melville	460-301
47/147	MW	8:00-9:30	Staveley, Alice	Masterpieces of Contemporary Literature	Encina 106
154E	MW	1:15-3:05	Boland, Eavan	20th Century Irish Literature	200-105
60/160	MW	11:00-12:30	Boland, Eavan	Poetry and Poetics	200-203
163	TTh	9:30-10:45	Riggs, David	Shakespeare	Encina108
171A	MW	9:00-10:30	Majumdar, Saikat	English in the World	200-219
172G	MTW	9:00-9:50	Rampersad, Arnold	Great Works of the African-American Literary Tradition	200-305
175J	TTh	11:00-12:30	Jenkins, Nicholas	Voyages, Swims and Misadventures: The Culture of the Ocean	200-303
175	MW	11:00-12:30	Felstiner, John	Ecology Through Poetry	Educ206
181B	TTh	1:15-3:05	Hoxby, Blair	Paradise Lost to the Prelude: The Great Long Poem in English	Educ130
182S	TTh	1:15-3:05	Staveley, Alice	Looking North: Canadian Literature	110-111A
183F	MW	1:15-3:05	Majumdar, Saikat	Contemporary Critical Theory	110-111A
184	MW	1:15-3:05	Moretti, Franco	The Novel, The World	240-101
188G	TTh	3:15-5:05	Gano, Geneva	The Modern West: Modernism, Revolution, and Indigenismo	160-318
190R	W	6:15-9:05	Johnson, Adam	Form and Theory of the Novel	260-244
190-1	MW	3:15-5:05	O'Keefe, Jeffrey	Intermediate Fiction Writing	80-113
190-2	TTh	11:00-12:50	MacDonald, David	Intermediate Fiction Writing	20-21B
190-3	MW	1:15-3:05	Tanaka, Shimon	Intermediate Fiction Writing	20-21B
191	MW	3:15-5:05	Johnson, Adam	Intermediate Creative Nonfiction	160-314
192	TTh	3:15-5:05	Ekiss, Keith	Intermediate Poetry	460-301
192V	W	3:15-6:05	Bly, Robert	The Occasions of Poetry	460-334
201	TTh	3:15-5:05	Parker, Patricia	The Bible and Literature	460-334
259	TTh	1:15-3:05	Bruns, Gerald	Experimental Writing by Contemporary Women Poets	Educ207
262A	M	3:15-6:05	Rampersad, Arnold	Studies in American Biography	110-111A
270	TTh	1:15-3:05	Evans, Martin	From Plato to Postmodernism: The Anglo-American Critical Tradition	EncinaC464
271B	M	3:15-6:05	Lerer, Seth	The Other Chaucer	Educ229
290	MW	11:00-12:50	Tallent, Elizabeth	Advanced Fiction Writing	420-050
292	MW	1:15-3:05	Michas-Martin, Sara	Advanced Poetry Writing	200-217
293	M	3:15-6:05	Felstiner, John	Literary Translation	460-334
303F	W	3:15-6:05	Bender, John	Institutions of Enlightenment: The Invention of the Public Sphere	320-221
304H	Th	3:15-6:05	Gigante, Denise	Romantic Poetry and Poetics	260-007
307A	T	3:15-6:05	Castle, Terry	British Modernism: The Homosexual Tradition from Wilde to Winterson	260-011
309A	W	3:15-6:05	Saldivar, Ramon	Novel of the Americas	160-329
346	M	3:15-6:05	Hoxby, Blair	The Performance of Culture	250-251B
360B	F	10:00-12:50	Moretti, Franco	The Theory of the Novel	60-118
373D	T	6:15-9:05	Parker, Patricia	Shakespeare, Islam, and Others	460-334
374	W	3:15-6:05	Fishkin, Shelley Fisher	Writing Race and Nation: Mark Twain and Paul Laurence Dunbar	160-318
389B	MW	1:15-3:05	Phelan, Peggy	Beckett	MemAud125
390	W	3:15-6:05	Wolff, Tobias	Graduate Fiction Workshop	460-424
392	W	3:15-6:05	Di_Piero, Simone	Graduate Poetry Workshop	200-124

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