English courses at Brown
10,616 ENGL courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ENGL 1562BSomebodies, Nobodies, and Other Others: 18th-Century Women's WritingDIAP
- ENGL 1562CThe Pursuit of Happiness in Eighteenth-Century Literature
- ENGL 1562EThe Good Book: Reading the Bible as LiteratureOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1562FRomantic DetailOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1562ZQueens: Hopkins and Phillips
- ENGL 1580Undergraduate Independent Study in the Enlightenment and the Rise of National LiteraturesOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1710IHarlem Renaissance: The Politics of Culture
- ENGL 1710JModern African LiteratureDIAP
- ENGL 1710KLiterature and the Problem of Poverty
- ENGL 1710LModernism and Everyday Life
- ENGL 1710MNationalizing Narratives: Race, Nationalism, and the American Novel
- ENGL 1710PThe Literature and Culture of Black Power ReconsideredDIAP
- ENGL 1710QBloomsbury and Modernism
- ENGL 1710RRecent Experiments in American Fiction
- ENGL 1711CModernist Henry James
- ENGL 1711DReading New York
- ENGL 1711EAfrican American Literature After 1975
- ENGL 1711GRefiguring Expression: The Feeling of Voice in Modern and Contemporary Poetry
- ENGL 1711HLyric Concepts: Expression and Experiment in Modern and Contemporary Poetry
- ENGL 1711JArt for an Undivided Earth / Transnational Approaches to Indigenous Art and Activism
- ENGL 1711LContemporary Black Women's Literature
- ENGL 1711MGertrude Stein and What Comes After
- ENGL 1711NMonsters in our Midst: The Plantation and the Woods in Trans-American Literature
- ENGL 1711ORadical Pasts, Radical Futures: Literature and the LeftOffered Spring 2027DIAP
- ENGL 1711P'We have not yet heard enough, if anything, about the female gaze': Contemporary Writing Not by Men
- ENGL 1711QPoetic Modernisms: Now!
- ENGL 1711RKazuo Ishiguro
- ENGL 1711SJames Baldwin
- ENGL 1711T1984: The Myth and the MomentOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1711VEveryday Ornaments: Feminist Poetics and Time
- ENGL 1760EWho's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
- ENGL 1760I"Terrible Beauty": Literature and the Terrorist Imaginary
- ENGL 1760JReading Gravity's Rainbow
- ENGL 1760MThe Miracle of Cinema
- ENGL 1760QJames Joyce and the Modern Novel
- ENGL 1760TLiterary Africa
- ENGL 1760UAmerican Modernism and its Aftermaths
- ENGL 1760XThe Men's Film, c. 2011
- ENGL 1760YToni Morrison
- ENGL 1760ZLaw and LiteratureOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1761BNarratives of Blackness in Latinx and Latin America
- ENGL 1761DHollywood and American Modernism from FDR to JFK
- ENGL 1761EBlackness and Being
- ENGL 1761FToni Morrison
- ENGL 1761GTranslational Echoes of the Korean War
- ENGL 1761JBad, Mad, and Sad: Literatures of Misbehaving FemmesOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1761PYeats, Pound, Eliot
- ENGL 1761QW. G. Sebald and Some Interlocutors
- ENGL 1761VThe Korean War in Color
- ENGL 1761ZModernism and Everyday LifeOffered Spring 2027