Master of Arts
The Master of Arts (MA) program develops scholars with a critical and comprehensive awareness of English studies. While offering specialization in one of various areas of strength in the department, the program requires a breadth requirement through course work and thereby grounds students’ interests in a wide and flexible understanding of English studies.
SPRING 2024 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 832: Literature and Cultural Memory | Instructor: L. Davis
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ENGL 844: Creative Collaborations in Indigenous Literary Arts | Instructor: S. McCall
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ENGL 860: Words as Deeds | Instructor: S. Zwagerman
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SUMMER 2024 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 829: Controversial Shakespeare | Instructor: R. Arab
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FALL 2024 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 811: Marxism and Psychoanalysis | Instructor: C. Burnham
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ENGL 820: Theoretical Approaches to Print Culture | Instructor: M. Everton
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ENGL 832: Troubling Comedy in Eighteenth-century England | Instructor: D. Solomon
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ENGL 853: Caribbean Literatures in Transition, 1950-1970 | Instructor: C. Bogle
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SPRING 2025 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 811: Mimesis | Instructor: J.D. Fleming
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ENGL 830: Trauma and the Fourteenth Century | Instructor: D. Coley
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ENGL 870: Hope is a Place: Climate Future, Colonial Pasts | Instructor: M. Linley
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Summer 2025 GRADUATE COURSES
ENGL 821: Archive in Theory and Practice | Instructor: M. Levy
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ENGL 840: Contemporary African American Poetry | Instructor: J. Smith
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ENGL 844: At the Crossroads: Indigenous and Black Writing in Canada | Instructor: S. McCall
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