300 Level English

 

Courses at the 300 level focus predominantly on historical periods and national literatures, with some foregrounding genre or cultural categories. These courses tend to survey their topics, engaging them by means of broad coverage.

Please consult the University Calendar for a full listing of our ENGL courses, not all of which are offered in a given year. Our department also offers Film Studies and Creative Writing courses.

Fall 2023/Winter 2024 Courses

 

Previous Offerings

Fall 2022/Winter 2023 Courses

Summer 2021

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 339 B1 Shakespeare L. Schechter MWF 1230-1420
ENGL 376 B1 Late 20th Century Canadian Texts K. Smitka TR 0900-1150

Fall 2021

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 305 A1 Topics in Literature and Religion L. Harrington MWF 0900-0950
ENGL 307 A1 Métis Literature M. Dumont TR 1400-1520
ENGL 308 A1 Topics in Indigenous Literature: Intellectual Traditions C. Bracken MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 310 A1 Postcolonial Literature: Africa and the making of the Black Body in the Global North O. Okome MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 316 A1 Middle Eastern Writing in English L. Ouzgane MWF 1500-1550
ENGL 325 LEC 800 Medieval Literature  L. Schechter MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 339 A1 Shakespeare D. Gay TR 0930-1050
ENGL 352 A1 19th-Century British Literature  P. Sinnema TR 1230-1350
ENGL 358 LEC 800 American Texts to 1900 M. Simpson Asychronous
ENGL 360 LEC 800 Race in American Texts T. Zackodnik TR 1100-1220
ENGL 362 A1 American Texts after 1900 J. Varsava MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 363 A1 Modernist Literature B. Bucknell TR 1230-1350
ENGL 380 A1 Writing from Here K. Martin MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 388 LEC 800 Children's Literature C. Gordon-Craig MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 397 A1 History of the Book K. Smitka TR 1400-1520

Winter 2022

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 306 B2 Life Writing J. Rak MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 309 B1 Indigenous Poetics J. Abel MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 312 B1 African Writing in English: Women in Anglophone African Literature O. Okome TR 1100-1220
ENGL 337 B1 Topics in Early Modern Literature: The English Bible and Seventeenth-Century Literature D. Gay MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 339 B1 Shakespeare C. Gordon-Craig MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 341 B1 Eighteenth-Century Literature:  L. Robertson TR 1400-1520
ENGL 343 B1 Topics in Eighteenth-Century Literature : Gender and Sexuality in 18th-Century Literature  K. Binhammer TR 1230-1350
ENGL 353 B1 Late Victorian Texts E. Kent MWF 0900-0950
ENGL 367 B1 The Surveillance Society: Security and Spectacle in Contemporary Fiction T. Tomsky MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 373 B1 Colonialism and Canadian Literatures K. Smitka MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 378 B1 Contemporary Canadian Literature  J. Rak MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 387 B1 Youth Cultures L. Rasmussen TR 0930-1050
ENGL 391 B1 Topics in Women's Writing: #MeToo T. Zackodnik TR 0930-1050
ENGL 393 B2 Topics in Literature and the Environment: African American Energies and Ecologies W. Gordon MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 398 B1 Histories of Reading D. Fuller TR 1100-1220

 

Winter 2020

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 301 B1 Social and Cultural History of Genre: "All of Them Witches" C. Bracken MWF 0900-0950
ENGL 305 B1 Literature and Religion D. Gay MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 308 B1 Aboriginal/Indigenous Literature: Intellectual Traditions: Horror Stories C. Bracken MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 309 B1 Aboriginal/Indigenous Literature: Literary Movements J. Abel TR 1230-1350
ENGL 339 B1 Early Modern Literature & Culture: Studies in Shakespeare C. Sale TR 1230-1350
ENGL 343 B1 Restoration and 18th Century Literature & Culture: Late 18th-Century Texts C. Harol TR 0930-1050
ENGL 349 B1 19th-Century British Literature: The Novel E. Kent MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 360 X50 American Literature & Culture:Race and Belonging in American Writing K. Ball W 1800-2100
ENGL 362 B1 American Literature & Culture: Later 20th and Early 21st Century J. Varsava MWF 0900-0950
ENGL 367 B1 Contemporary Literature & Cultures: Migration and Displacement L. Harrington TR 1400-1520
ENGL 375 B1 Canadian Literature & Culture: Canadian Cultures Cancelled MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 376 B1 Canadian Literature & Culture: Late 20th Century Texts: Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction M. Carriere TR 1100-1220
ENGL 378 B1 Canadian Literature & Culture: Contemporary Cultural Texts K. Smitka MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 385 B2 Popular Culture: Issues in Popular Culture:Video Game Analysis J. Cohn TR 0930-1050
ENGL 389 B1 Children's Literature: Print Traditions C. Gordon-Craig MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 391 B2 Women's Writing: Writing by Women post-1900: #MeToo T. Zackodnik TR 1100-1220
ENGL 395 B1 Media, Culture & History M. Litwack MWF 1000-1050

Spring 2020

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 308 A1 Aboriginal/Indigenous Literature: Indigenous Women's Poetry CANCELLED
ENGL 384 A1 Reading Popular Texts W. DeFehr MW 0930-1220
ENGL 389 A1 Children's Literature: Print Traditions R. Prusko TR 1200-1450

Summer 2020

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 339 B1 Shakespeare S. Brown MWF 1230-1420
ENGL 376 B1 Late 20th Century Canadian Texts K. Smitka TR 0900-1150

Fall 2020

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 308 A1 Indigenous Literature: Intellectual Traditions C. Bracken MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 309 A1 Indigenous Literature: Literary Movements M. Dumont TR 1400-1520
ENGL 314 A1 Postcolonial Literature & Culture: Irish Writing in English R. Brazeau TR 1230-1350
ENGL 325 A1 Medieval Literature & Culture: Medieval Texts L. Schechter MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 339 A2 Early Modern Literature & Culture: Studies in Shakespeare C. Sale TR 0930-1050
ENGL 340 A1 Early Modern Literature: 17th Century Texts S. Brown MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 348 A1 Rest. and 18th Century Literature: The Novel C. Harol MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 350 A1 19th-Century British Literature: Romantic Texts G. Kelly TR 0800-0920
ENGL 352 A1 19th-Century British Literature: Early Victorian Texts P. Sinnema MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 360 A1 American Literature and Culture: Race and Belonging in American Writing T. Zackodnik TR 1100-1220
ENGL 374 A1 Canadian Literature & Culture: Early 20th-Century Texts K. Smitka TR 0930-1050
ENGL 375 A1 Canadian Literature & Culture: Reading Canadian Cultures D. Fuller MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 384 A1 Popular Culture:  N. Barnholden TR 1230-1350
ENGL 389 A1 Children's Literature: Print Traditions C. Gordon-Craig MWF 1300-1350
ENGL 390 A1 Women's Writing: Writing by Women pre-1900 K. Binhammer TR 1100-1220
ENGL 391 A1 Womens Writing: Writing by Women post-1900 L. Rasmussen MWF 1300-1350

Winter 2021

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 305 B1 Literature and Religion D. Bargen MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 309 B1 Aboriginal/Indigenous Literature: Literary Movements

C. Bracken

 TR 1230-1350
ENGL 315 B1 Postcolonial Literature: Indian Writing in English L. Harrington TR 1100-1220
ENGL 336 B1 Early Modern Literature & Culture: The Common and Commons in Sixteenth-Century Literature C. Sale MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 339 B1 Early Modern Literature & Culture:Studies in Shakespeare D. Gay TR 1230-1350
ENGL 349 B1 19th-Century British Literature: The Novel P. Sinnema MWF 1000-1050
ENGL 353 B1 19th-Century British Literature: Late Victorian Texts cancelled  TR 930-1050
ENGL 362 B1 American Literature & Culture: Later 20th and Early 21st Century A. Carlson MWF 0900-0950
ENGL 367 B1 Contemporary Literature & Cultures: The Surveillance Society T. Tomsky TR 1400-1520
ENGL 373 B1 Canadian Literature & Culture:Writing and Colonization K. Smitka MWF 1200-1250
ENGL 378 B2 Canadian Literature & Culture: 
Contemporary Cultural Texts		 M. Cormier TR 0930-1050
ENGL 385 B2 Popular Culture: Issues in Popular Culture B. Bucknell TR 1400-1520
ENGL 389 B1 Children's Literature: Print Traditions C. Gordon-Craig MWF 1100-1150
ENGL 392 B2 Queer Writing K. Pabst MWF 1400-1450
ENGL 395 B1 Media, Culture & History: "In Medias Res: Media and Social Meaning" A. Hasenbank MWF 1000-1050


Spring 2021

Course Title Instructor Time
ENGL 389 A1 Children's Literature: Print Traditions R. Prusko TR 1200-1450

 

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