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 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
- ENGL 1762BThe Ekphrastic Mode in Contemporary Literature
- ENGL 1762CImage, Music, Text
- ENGL 1762DKubrick
- ENGL 1762GAsian America’s Abject Horrors
- ENGL 1762H"The Wire"
- ENGL 1762JBooks Behind Bars: African American Literature's Response to Mass Incarceration
- ENGL 1762KMigration and Its Discontents: Asian American Literature and Culture
- ENGL 1762LCity Spaces, City Memories
- ENGL 1762MCaribbean Literature
- ENGL 1762PLucille Clifton
- ENGL 1762QApartheid and the Literary Imagination
- ENGL 1762RContemporary Narratives of US Slavery (AMST 1920A)
- ENGL 1762SLondon: Reading and Writing Its Past, Present, and Future
- ENGL 1762TRace and the Gothic
- ENGL 1762UModern(ist) Times
- ENGL 1762VOdysseys of Indenture: Literature and Archives of Global Asian Labor
- ENGL 1762WExtravagant Texts: Reading the World Through Asian American Literature (ETHN 1750S)
- ENGL 1762XAsian American Avant-Garde
- ENGL 1762YSouth Asian Modernisms
- ENGL 1762ZMore Reality: Mysticism and Consciousness in Literature and Film
- ENGL 1763The Novel and the InternetOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1763A(Un)Belonging in African Women’s Writings
- ENGL 1763BContemporary Narratives of US Slavery (AMST 1920A)Offered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1763CMythology in AfricaOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1780Undergraduate Independent Study in Modern and Contemporary LiteraturesOffered Spring 2027
- ENGL 1900DLiterature and Politics
- ENGL 1900JZoopoetics
- ENGL 1900KReading Sex
- ENGL 1900PHistory of Criticism from Plato to Postmodernism
- ENGL 1900RQueer Relations: Aesthetics and Sexuality
- ENGL 1900YMedieval Manuscript Studies: Paleography, Codicology, and Interpretation
- ENGL 1900ZNeuroaesthetics and Reading
- ENGL 1901FArt of Criticism
- ENGL 1901GTiny Politics: Non-Monumental Ecologies and Poetic Forms of Attention
- ENGL 1901HThe Late 60s: Film Countercultures