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English Unit Name:   English Head of Department:   Dennis E. Baron Department Office:   208 English Building, 608 South Wright, Urbana, 333-2391 If you have questions about these classes or their descriptions, please contact the department or unit listed above. See the Courses Catalog Index for more information on the Catalog. ENGL 100.   Introduction to Literary Study ENGL 101.   Introduction to Poetry ENGL 102.   Introduction to the Drama ENGL 103.   Introduction to Fiction ENGL 104.   Introduction to Film ENGL 106.   Literature and Experience ENGL 107.   Introduction to Poetry (Advanced Composition) ENGL 109.   Introduction to Fiction (Advanced Composition) ENGL 113.   The Idea of Comedy ENGL 114.   The Bible as Literature ENGL 115.   Introduction to English Literature ENGL 116.   Introduction to American Literature ENGL 117.   Shakespeare on Film and Videotape: From Text to Screen ENGL 119.   The Literature of Fantasy ENGL 120.   Science Fiction ENGL 123.   Jewish Storytelling: From the Russian Shtetl to New York ENGL 191.   Freshman Honors Tutorial ENGL 198.   Freshman Honors Seminar ENGL 199.   Undergraduate Open Seminar ENGL 200.   Critical Approaches to Literature ENGL 202.   Medieval Literature and Culture ENGL 204.   Renaissance Literature and Culture ENGL 206.   Literature and Culture of the Enlightenment ENGL 207.   Literature and Culture of the Romantic Period ENGL 208.   Victorian Literature and Culture ENGL 209.   English Literature from the Beginning to 1798 ENGL 210.   English Literature from 1798 to Present ENGL 211.   Introduction to Modern African Literature ENGL 213.   The Culture of Modernism ENGL 218.   Introduction to Shakespeare ENGL 241.   The Beginnings of Modern Poetry ENGL 242.   Poetry Since 1940 ENGL 243.   Development of the Modern Drama ENGL 244.   Development of the Modern Drama ENGL 245.   The Short Story ENGL 246.   The Short Story ENGL 247.   The British Novel ENGL 248.   Modern British and American Fiction in Relation to Continental Fiction ENGL 250.   The American Novel to 1914 ENGL 251.   The American Novel Since 1914 ENGL 255.   Survey of American Literature, I ENGL 256.   Survey of American Literature, II ENGL 259.   Afro-American Literature, I ENGL 260.   Afro-American Literature, II ENGL 262.   Jewish Immigrant Literature in America ENGL 267.   Grimms' Fairy Tales in Their European Context ENGL 272.   Minority Images in United States Film ENGL 273.   Intermediate Film Studies: Directors, Genres, Themes ENGL 274.   Literature and Society ENGL 280.   Women Writers ENGL 281.   Women in the Literary Imagination ENGL 283.   Jewish Sacred Literature ENGL 284.   Modern Jewish Literature ENGL 285.   Postcolonial Literatures in English ENGL 286.   Asian American Literature ENGL 288.   Jewish Literary Responses to the Holocaust ENGL 290.   Individual Study ENGL 291.   Honors Individual Study ENGL 293.   Honors Senior Thesis ENGL 296.   Honors Seminar, I: Themes, Movements, and Forms in British and American Literature ENGL 297.   Honors Seminar, II: Periods in British and American Literature ENGL 298.   Honors Seminar, III: Major British and American Authors ENGL 300.   Writing About Literature ENGL 301.   Introduction to the Study of the English Language ENGL 302.   Descriptive English Grammar ENGL 303.   Historical Introduction to the English Language ENGL 304.   Descriptive English Grammar for ESL Teachers ENGL 311.   Chaucer ENGL 315.   Poetry and Prose of the English Renaissance, 1500-1600 ENGL 316.   The Drama of Shakespeare's Contemporaries ENGL 318.   Shakespeare, I ENGL 319.   Shakespeare, II ENGL 321.   Poetry and Prose from the Metaphysicals to 1660 ENGL 323.   Milton ENGL 326.   Literature of the Restoration and Early Eighteenth Century ENGL 327.   Literature of the Later Eighteenth Century ENGL 328.   English Drama of the Restoration and Eighteenth Century ENGL 329.   Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Fiction ENGL 331.   English Romantic Literature ENGL 334.   Victorian Poetry and Nonfiction Prose ENGL 335.   Nineteenth-Century British Fiction ENGL 341.   British Literature in the Twentieth Century to 1930 ENGL 342.   British Literature in the Twentieth Century Since 1930 ENGL 349.   American Literature, 1820 to 1865 ENGL 350.   American Literature, 1865 to 1914 ENGL 351.   American Modernist Literature, 1914 to 1945 ENGL 352.   American Contemporary Literature, 1945 to the Present ENGL 355.   Major Authors ENGL 360.   The Literature of American Ethnic and Racial Minorities ENGL 361.   Topics in English and American Literature ENGL 362.   Topics in Modern Fiction ENGL 365.   Comedy ENGL 366.   Topics in Modern Drama ENGL 370.   Modern African Fiction ENGL 373.   Special Topics in Film Studies ENGL 375.   Topics in the Relation of Other Disciplines to the Study of Literature ENGL 381.   Theory and Practice of Written Composition ENGL 382.   Writing Technologies ENGL 383.   Literary Criticism from 1800 to the Present ENGL 385.   Literature for the High School ENGL 400.   Introduction to Research and Critical Techniques ENGL 405.   Writing Studies I: Social Contexts and Functions of Writing ENGL 406.   Writing Studies II: Writing Processes and Their Development ENGL 407.   Old English ENGL 408.   Beowulf ENGL 411.   Chaucer ENGL 414.   Seminar in Medieval Literature ENGL 419.   Seminar in Shakespeare ENGL 420.   Seminar in Sixteenth-Century Literature ENGL 424.   Seminar in Seventeenth-Century Literature ENGL 427.   Seminar in Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature ENGL 433.   Seminar in Romantic Literature ENGL 437.   Seminar in Victorian Literature ENGL 443.   Seminar in Modern British Literature ENGL 447.   Seminar in Earlier American Literature ENGL 453.   Seminar in Later American Literature ENGL 459.   Seminar in African-American Literature ENGL 463.   Seminar in Literary Themes and Movements ENGL 464.   Seminar in Literary Modes and Genres ENGL 478.   Seminar in the Relation of Other Disciplines to the Study of Literature ENGL 481.   Seminar in Literary Theory and Criticism ENGL 482.   Topics in Research, Inquiry, and Writing Studies ENGL 483.   Topics in Writing Pedagogy and Program Design ENGL 484.   Topics in Discourse and Writing Studies ENGL 491.   Research in Special Topics ENGL 492.   Master's Area Examination Tutorial ENGL 493.   Professional Seminar in the Teaching of College English ENGL 499.   Thesis Research