Courses

Current Courses

English 320: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Literature and Culture

Archived Courses (since Fall, 1999)

· English 427W: Ballads, Bards and Banshees: Orality in Romantic-era Britain and Ireland

· English 320: Eighteenth-Century Scottish Literature and Culture

· English 832: Transnational Articulations: Print Culture and the Imagining of Global Communities in Eighteenth-Century Britain

· English 832: The Ballad Revival and Robert Burns (Spring, 2009)

· English 205: Literature and Culture of the Restoration and Eighteenth Century (Fall, 2007)

· English 832: Scotland in/and Theory: Postcolonial Approaches to Eighteenth-Century Scottish Literature and Culture (Fall, 2007)

· English 320 (Spring 2007)

· English 322 (Fall, 2006)

• English 101: Fiction and Globalization (Spring, 2005)
• English 808: Theoretical Approaches to Print Culture (Fall, 2003)
• English 320: Scotland, Print Culture and the Politics of Nostalgia in Eighteenth-Century Britain (Spring, 2003)
• English 105: Contemporary Scottish Literature and Culture: Imagining the Nation in an Age of Globalization (Fall, 2002)
• English 808: Theoretical Approaches to Print Culture (Fall, 2002)
• English 325: Orality, Print Culture and the Literary Marketplace: 1780-1820: Robert Burns, Janet Little, William Wordsworth, Dorothy Wordsworth (Spring, 2001)
• English 803: Women Writers in Eighteenth-Century Ireland (Spring, 2001)
• English 320: Scotland and the Politics of Nostalgia in Eighteenth-century Britain (Fall, 2000)
• English 325: Orality, Print Culture and the Literary Marketplace, 1780-1820: Robert Burns and William Wordsworth (Fall, 2000)
• English 104: Prose Genres: Travel Writing (Spring, 2000)
• English 378: Robert Burns (Spring, 2000)
• English 327: Women Writers of the Romantic Era (Fall, 1999)
• English 801: Theoretical Approaches to Print Culture: 1700-1800 (Fall, 1999)