English courses at Cornell
20,266 ENGL courses at Cornell University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ENGL 6150Piers Plowman and the Pearl Poet4 credits
- ENGL 6155Theory and Analysis of Narrative4 credits
- ENGL 6161Literature of the Crusades4 credits
- ENGL 6171The Archaeology of the Text from Chaucer through the Renaissance4 credits
- ENGL 6180The Imaginary Jew: Roots of Antisemitism in Medieval England4 credits
- ENGL 6190Chaucer and Gower4 credits
- ENGL 6191Images, Idolatry and Iconoclasm: Late Medieval to Early Modern3 credits
- ENGL 6195Medieval Lyric4 credits
- ENGL 6207Black Feminist Theories: Sexuality, Creativity, and Power4 credits
- ENGL 6221Postcolonial Theory: Then and Now3 credits
- ENGL 6225What is Writing4 credits
- ENGL 6230A New Atlantis: Early Modern Literature, Science, and Empire4 credits
- ENGL 6235Making Use of Renaissance Literature3 credits
- ENGL 6240Renaissance Humanism4 credits
- ENGL 6255Theorizing Fiction in the Early Modern World4 credits
- ENGL 6260Spenser: Reading the Faerie Queen4 credits
- ENGL 6261Forms-of-Life: Power and Thought in Early Modern Drama3 credits
- ENGL 6270Advanced Seminar in Shakespeare4 credits
- ENGL 6271Critical Problems in Shakespeare Studies: Political Theology4 credits
- ENGL 6273Sovereignty II: Literature and the Problem of Political Theology3 credits
- ENGL 6285Early Modern Translations4 credits
- ENGL 6290Milton4 credits
- ENGL 6295Early Lyric in Transition4 credits
- ENGL 6300Aesthetics in the Eighteenth Century4 credits
- ENGL 6320Literary Animal Studies: Species, Innovation and the Rise of the Animal in 18th Century Literature4 credits
- ENGL 6325New Materialism: Ecology, Vitalism, Thing-Power4 credits
- ENGL 6330Satire, Sensibility, Imitation, and Mechanism in Eighteenth Century Literature4 credits
- ENGL 6341Aesthetics of Excess: Psycho-Philosophical Approaches to Cinematic Technologies4 credits
- ENGL 6350Precolonial and Postcolonial English Vernacularity4 credits
- ENGL 6370Sovereignty II: Baroque Files4 credits
- ENGL 6382Paul de Man3 credits
- ENGL 6390Studies in Romanticism: Wordsworth, Keats, and Critics4 credits
- ENGL 6400Thinking Media Studies3 credits
- ENGL 6410Women Writers in North America, 1830-19304 credits
- ENGL 6415Victorian Poetry and Poetics4 credits
- ENGL 6425World Literature: The Case of the 19th Century4 credits
- ENGL 6430Trauma Theory Today4 credits
- ENGL 6440Feminist Pedagogy: What, Why, and How3 credits
- ENGL 6455Romanticism and the Life of Things4 credits
- ENGL 6460Studies in Victorian Literature: Reading Feeling3 credits
- ENGL 6480Forms of Knowledge in the Nineteenth Century4 credits
- ENGL 6485The Rise of the African Novel: Politics of Language3 credits
- ENGL 6491Radical Global Blackness Looking Back at our Present Times through Literature3 credits
- ENGL 6495Black Aesthetics in the Long Nineteenth Century4 credits
- ENGL 6505Queer Proximities4 credits
- ENGL 6507Black Women Writers: Books to Screen4 credits
- ENGL 651020th Century Women Writers and Artists3 credits
- ENGL 6511The African Diaspora: Theories and Texts4 credits
- ENGL 6513Toni Morrison's Novels4 credits
- ENGL 6515The Harlem Renaissance, 1919-19373 credits