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2022-2024 Catalog > Courses > ENG - English

ENG - English

• ENG 1A Freshman English
• ENG 1B Freshman English
• ENG 5H Freshman Honors English
• ENG 6A Foundational College Reading and Writing
• ENG 6B Intermediate College Reading and Writing
• ENG 7 Writing for College
• ENG 12 Literary Analysis
• ENG 15 Literature and Society
• ENG 16 Literature and the Human Experience
• ENG 17 Literary Focus
• ENG 18 Great Works in World Literature
• ENG 19 Great Works in British Literature
• ENG 20 Great Works in American Literature
• ENG 21 Classical Epic and Drama
• ENG 25 Mythmaking: the Quest for Meaning
• ENG 26 Literature of the American West
• ENG 27 Women in Quest
• ENG 28 Contemporary Issues in World Literature
• ENG 32 Literature of Los Angeles
• ENG 33 The Graphic Novel in Literature
• ENG 34 Literature for the Young Child
• ENG 36 Human Trafficking in Literature
• ENG 37 Mental Illness in Literature
• ENG 56 The History of the Book: Manuscript to Digital
• ENG 70 Western Literary Heritage
• ENG 71 Global Shakespeares on the Page, Stage, and Film
• ENG 73 Shakespeare
• ENG 90 Internship
• ENG 91 Directed Study
• ENG 92 Special Studies
• ENG 94 Special Studies in Writing
• ENG 96 Workshop
• ENG 101 History of the English Language
• ENG 102 Structure of Modern English
• ENG 103 Writing Histories
• ENG 104 Expository Writing
• ENG 105 Advanced Composition
• ENG 106 Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENG 107 Professional Writing
• ENG 108 The News Media
• ENG 109 Writing: Voice and View
• ENG 112 Literary Analysis
• ENG 115 Literature and Society
• ENG 116 Literature and the Human Experience
• ENG 118 Great Works in World Literature
• ENG 119 Great Works in British Literature
• ENG 120 Great Works in American Literature
• ENG 121 Classical Epic and Drama
• ENG 122 Love in World Literature
• ENG 123 Women's Voices in Literature
• ENG 124 Fiction to Film
• ENG 125 Mythmaking: the Quest for Meaning
• ENG 126 The American Experience
• ENG 127 Women in Quest
• ENG 128 Contemporary Issues in World Literature
• ENG 129 Ethnic Literatures of America
• ENG 130 Faith and Fiction
• ENG 131 Russian Literature
• ENG 132 Literature of Los Angeles
• ENG 133 The Graphic Novel in Literature
• ENG 134 Children's Literature
• ENG 135 Classic Films As Visual Literature
• ENG 136 Human Trafficking in Literature
• ENG 137 Mental Illness in Literature
• ENG 143 English Literature: Beowulf to 1500
• ENG 144 English Literature: 1500 to 1700
• ENG 145 American Literature: Beginnings to 1914
• ENG 146 American Literature: 1914 to Present
• ENG 147 English Literature: 1700 to 1900
• ENG 148 Twentieth Century English and European Literature
• ENG 150 Fiction Workshop
• ENG 151 Poetry Workshop
• ENG 152 Creative Non-Fiction Workshop
• ENG 153 Writing for Stage and Screen
• ENG 155 Principles of Storytelling: An Introduction to Screenwriting
• ENG 156 The History of the Book: Manuscript to Digital
• ENG 161 Study of the Novel
• ENG 162 Study of Poetry
• ENG 163 Study of Drama
• ENG 164 American Drama
• ENG 165 Novels of the Americas: Latino Voices
• ENG 170 Western Literary Heritage
• ENG 171 Global Shakespeares on the Page, Stage, and Film
• ENG 172 Chaucer
• ENG 173 Shakespeare
• ENG 174 Shakespeare Seminar
• ENG 175 Exploring World Theatre
• ENG 181 Theory and Criticism
• ENG 184 Studies in British an American Literature
• ENG 190 Internship
• ENG 191 Directed Study
• ENG 192 Special Studies
• ENG 193 Special Studies in Language and Literature
• ENG 194 Special Studies in Writing
• ENG 195 English Seminar
• ENG 196H Senior Honors Thesis