ENGLISH courses at Harvard
4,043 ENGLISH courses at Harvard University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ENGLISH 20Literary Forms4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90ASThe American Short Story4 credits
- ENGLISH 90CLComic Literature Through the Middle Ages4 credits
- ENGLISH 90CNCConrad, Naipaul, Coetzee: Genealogies of the Global Imagination4 credits
- ENGLISH 90FDThe Rhetoric of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90FFIndigenous Sci Fi, Horror, Fantasy, and Futurisms4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90FGFaulkner and the Southern Gothic4 credits
- ENGLISH 90HCHamlet, Act 14 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90IKIbsen and Chekhov4 credits
- ENGLISH 90KAThe Brontës4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90LSLiteracy Stories4 credits
- ENGLISH 90LVConsciousness in Fiction from Austen to Woolf4 credits
- ENGLISH 90MCBefore the Novel: Medieval Romance4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90MNPMonsters and Power: Indigenous and Writers of Color Reimagine the Monstrous4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 90QMMetaphysical Poetry: The Seventeenth-Century Lyric and Beyond4 credits
- ENGLISH 90WWWalt Whitman4 credits
- ENGLISH 91RSupervised Reading and Research4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 97Sophomore Tutorial: Literary Methods4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 98RTutorial - Junior Year4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 99RSenior Tutorial4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 102MIntroduction to Old English: Charms, Herbals, Folk Medicine, Miracle Cures4 credits
- ENGLISH 103GAdvanced Old English: Scribes and Manuscripts4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 115BChaucer: The Canterbury Tales4 credits
- ENGLISH 121SShakespeare from Beginning to End: A survey of works, both plays and poems, across his whole career4 credits
- ENGLISH 131PJohn Milton's Paradise Lost4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 141When Novels Were New4 credits
- ENGLISH 151XThe Representation of Labor4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 152KDKeats Isn't Dead: How We Live Romanticism4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 168DPostwar American and British Fiction4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 170AHigh and Low in Postwar America4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 170SEAmerican Literature & the Environment4 credits
- ENGLISH 172MImmigrant Literature4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 175MMelville4 credits
- ENGLISH 179YIntroduction to Dramatic Writing4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 180VWTwo Visionary Women: Julian of Norwich, Margery Kempe, and Company4 credits
- ENGLISH 181AIntroduction to Asian American Literature: What Is Asian American Literature?4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 182Science Fiction4 credits
- ENGLISH 185RJRace, Speech, and and the Law4 credits
- ENGLISH 186PWEvery Play Ever Written4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 187AAThe Aesthetics of Athletics4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 188NBeyond Settler Borders: an Introduction to Native American and Indigenous Studies4 credits
- ENGLISH 189VGVideo Game Storytelling4 credits
- ENGLISH 191RWHow to Tell a Story4 credits
- ENGLISH 198VArt of Listening: How Sound Works in Literature4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 229SEdmund Spenser and the Art of Theory4 credits
- ENGLISH 280QLQueer and Trans Literature and Criticism4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 285SASouth Asian Poetry4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 290MHMigration and the Humanities4 creditsOffered Spring 2027
- ENGLISH 294ZOn Beauty: Graduate Seminar4 credits
- ENGLISH 296CTTopics in Criticism and Theory4 creditsOffered Spring 2027