<p> SPRING 2015 ENGLISH COURSES One course from each row marked with a dagger ( † ) required for major Additional courses from any section may count towards the 4 required major electives MMC BBC Online</p><p>Medieval Literature † Medieval Literature † Medieval Literature †  ENL 4210: Studies in Medieval Literature;  ENL 3504: Texts and Contexts; Travel Literature (Blatt) British Literature to 1660  Lit 4930: Dante (Baker) (Dickson) Renaissance/Early Modern Literature † Early Modern/Renaissance † Early Modern/Renaissance†  ENL 4930: Shakespeare’s Romances (McIntire)  ENL 3504: Texts and Contexts;  ENL 4320: Shakespeare’s  LIT 4930: Renaissance Gender and Sexuality British Literature to 1660 Histories (Sutton/Johnson) (Strycharski) (Dickson)  ENL 4321: Shakespeare’s Comedies (Johnson) 18 th /19thCentury English Literature † 18 th /19 th Century English 18 th /19 th Century English †  ENL 4171: Restoration and 18th Century Literature † Drama (Pearl)  ENL 4260: The Pre-Raphaelite  ENL 4230: Studies in Restoration and 18th Movement (McCormack) Century Literature (Pearl)  ENL 4242: Romanticism II  ENL 4273: British Crisis Poem, Coleridge to (Scott) Walcott (Marcus)  LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar)  LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar) 20 th /21st Century English Literature † 20 th /21 st Century English Lit † 20 th /21 st Century English †  ENL 4273: British Crisis Poem, Coleridge to  ENG 4023: Authority and Value Walcott (Marcus) (Trauvitch)  ENL 4503: Periods in English Lit, 1945-present (Blevins)  LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar)  LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar) Early American Literature † Early American Literature † Early American Lit †  AML 4213: Captivity, Indian Removal,  AML 4606: Studies in 19th Westerns before the West (Schoolman) Century African-American Lit  AML 4300: Dickinson and Plath (Marcus) (Weir) Late American Literature † Late American Literature † Late American Lit †  AML 4120: Modern American Short Story  LIT 3384: Caribbean Women  AML 4612: Literature of the (Marcus) Writers (Weir) Harlem Renaissance (Weir)  AML 4174: American Literary Genres Since  ENG 4023: Authority and Value 1860 (Cadle) (Trauvitch)  AML 4300: Dickinson and Plath (Marcus)  AML 4306: Mark Twain (Cadle) Multicultural Literature † Multicultural Literature † Multicultural Lit †  AML 4213: Captivity, Indian Removal,  AML 4606: Studies in 19th  AML 4612: Literature of the Westerns before the West (Schoolman) Century African-American Lit Harlem Renaissance (Weir)  ENG 4043: Contemporary Theory and (Weir)  ENG 4023: Authority and Value Criticism (Luszczynska)  LIT 3384: Caribbean Women (Trauvitch)  ENG 4845: Queer Studies; Literature, Culture, Writers (Weir)  ENG 4043: Theory in and Theory (Blevins) Multimedial Popular Culture  LIT 3331: Literature and British Empire (Dhar) (Trauvitch)  LIT 3671: Global Issues in Literature (Bentley  LIT 4001: Around the World in Short Stories (Trauvitch) Baker)  LIT 4403: Images of Literary  LIT 4253: Literature of Exile; A Comparative Concepts and Literature of Literary Approach (Milbauer) Visual Tropes (Trauvitch)  LIT 4931: Home and Domesticity (Dhar) Linguistics † Linguistics † Linguistics †  LIN 3013: General Linguistics (Yavaş)  LIN 4680: Modern English  LIN 4680: Modern English Grammar (Carter) Grammar (Hopkins)  LIN 4931: R Programming for Language (Gleason) – elective only Composition Composition Composition  ENC 3213: Professional and Technical Writing  ENC 3213: Professional and  ENC 3213: Professional and Multiple sections Technical Writing; Also available Technical Writing  ENC 3311: Advanced Writing and Research at FIU @ I-75, Miramar  ENC 4241: Scientific Writing (Bartman)  ENC 3371: Rhetorical Theory (Elmore)  ENC 3354: Writing as Social Action (Lopez) and Practice (Dickson)  ENC 4930: Writing as Social Action (Feigenbaum) Creative Writing Creative Writing Creative Writing  CRW 3111: Narrative Techniques (Barrett/Dean) Two sections  CRW 4110: Writing Fiction (Dean)  CRW 4310: Writing Poetry (Duhamel) Film Film Film  ENG 4132: Festivals and Their Films  ENG 4132: Documentaries  ENG 4132: Studies in the Film (Strycharski) (Shuber) (Bentley Baker)  FIL 3006: Introduction to Film Studies (Bentley Baker)</p>