English courses at Brown
10,616 ENGL courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
CoursesRemove ENGL English
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- ENGL 0200E(Victorian) FleshWRIT
- ENGL 0200FWild and Unruly: Black Women’s Belonging, Place, and Self in StorytellingWRITDIAP
- ENGL 0200GPlague Art, from the Black Death to AIDSWRIT
- ENGL 0200HThe Last Eighteen Years: Literature and Conflict in the 21st CenturyWRIT
- ENGL 0200JStuck in the Suburbs: A Poetics of Everyday LifeWRIT
- ENGL 0200KTrans–: Transformation, Translation, Transgression in LiteratureWRIT
- ENGL 0200LBetween Home and Haven: Contemporary Narratives of Revolt and RefugeWRIT
- ENGL 0200MOne True Pairing (“OTP”): The Courtship Plot from Jane Austen to Jane the VirginWRIT
- ENGL 0200NGodforsaken Spaces: Literatures of the DemonicWRIT
- ENGL 0200PMonsters in AmericaWRIT
- ENGL 0200Q“Strangeness” at The Margins: Black and Queer NarrativesWRITDIAP
- ENGL 0200RAmerican Misfits: Short Story Collections of Marginalized U.S. SubjectsWRIT
- ENGL 0200SFresh Off the Boat: Immigration and Border-Crossings in American EmpireWRIT
- ENGL 0200TTo Be Young, Gifted, and Black
- ENGL 0200UAfter the Human?: Literature at the End of the WorldWRIT
- ENGL 0200VGraphic Novels and the Politics of MemoirWRIT
- ENGL 0200WTragic Variations: Classical, Early Modern, ContemporaryWRIT
- ENGL 0200XUnrealism: Science Fiction and Speculative LiteratureWRIT
- ENGL 0200YGraphic Memories: Form and Representation in the Contemporary Graphic NovelWRIT
- ENGL 0200ZWho Are You to Judge? Modernist Fiction and JudgmentWRIT
- ENGL 0201ADiscourse/Intercourse: Recognizing Desire in Novels and FilmWRIT
- ENGL 0201BWrong Girls: Unwelcome, Unnerving and Undesirable GendersWRIT
- ENGL 0201CThe Politics of Monstrosity from Beowulf to Slender ManWRIT
- ENGL 0201DWriting Life: The Self in NarrationWRIT
- ENGL 0201EGuilty Pleasures: Science Fiction & Horror SurveyWRIT
- ENGL 0201FSex, Sin, Sonnets: The Poetry of Love and DesireWRIT
- ENGL 0201GReimagining The Great Gatsby: The Roaring Twenties in Popular Culture
- ENGL 0201SAmerican Comedy: Shame, Mockery, and the Politics of Laughter
- ENGL 0202BWhat Monks Want: Asceticism and Austerity Across the Global Anglophone
- ENGL 0202CExperiments in Asian and Asian Diaspora Literature and Culture
- ENGL 0202DPoetic Justice: Literature on Colonialism
- ENGL 0202EMemory and the Literary Imagination: Conceptions of Remembering from Shakespeare to the Present
- ENGL 0202FWe the People: American Literatures of Community
- ENGL 0202GLiteratures of Racial Capitalism
- ENGL 0202LReligion, The Novel, and the Public Sphere
- ENGL 0202M(Un)Natural Histories: Observation, Exploration, and Knowledge
- ENGL 0202NGhosts of Colonialisms Past – The Uncanny and the Postcolonial
- ENGL 0202PPoetics of the Cosmos: Verse, Universe, and Existence
- ENGL 0202QBlack FormOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 0202RTrans / Lit / Now
- ENGL 0202SMemento Mori: The (Dead) Body in Medieval and Early Modern Literature and Culture
- ENGL 0202TToo Much, Not Enough: Queer Sensibilities in 18th-19th Century LiteratureOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 0202URomantic Comedies: Then and Now
- ENGL 0202VThe Shakespeare RemixOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 0202WImagining the Alien: Other Worlds, Climate Change, and the “Human”Offered Spring 2027
- ENGL 0202X“I’m not hysterical, I’m homicidal!”: The Monstrous Feminine
- ENGL 0300FBeowulf to Aphra Behn: The Earliest British Literatures
- ENGL 0300LThe Global Middle Ages
- ENGL 0300MMedieval Gender
- ENGL 0300NHow To Be Alone: Solitude and Subjectivity