English

An introduction to the principles of literary analysis. 

An introduction to poetic forms, language and theme within a historical context. Students will be encouraged to participate in the critical analysis of the poems in the course. There will be a special emphasis on written assignments.

Introduces dramatic genres, language, theoretical approaches and staging within a historical context. Note: this is a course in reading drama and not in acting. There will be a special emphasis on written assignments.

An introduction to the critical analysis of prose - short stories, novellas, novels – within a historical context. There will be a special emphasis on written assignments. 

A survey of literature in English to the end of the 18th century.

A survey of literature in English from 1800 to the present.

This course is a study of a selection of Shakespeare's earlier plays (pre-1600) in context. This course will also examine early theatres, genre, and possible dramatizations.

This course is a study of a selection of Shakespeare's later plays (post-1600) in context. This course will also examine early theatres, genre, and possible dramatizations. 

This course is an introduction of Elizabethan and Jacobean plays in context. This course will also examine early theatres, genre, and possible dramatizations.

This course is an introduction to prose and poetry of the early Renaissance (1510-1640), studied in the context of the period’s wide-ranging literary, political, religious and social changes.

This course is an introduction to prose and poetry of the later Renaissance (1590-1670), studied in the context of the period’s wide-ranging literary, political, religious and social changes.

Examines the literature of the 18th century, excluding the drama.

Explores both the literary and theatrical dimensions of the nineteenth century. Studies closet drama, melodrama, comedy, farce, pantomime, burlesque, extravaganza, and spectacular entertainment.

A study of a selection of Victorian novels from the period 1832 to the end of the nineteenth century.

A study of selected novels. 

A study of the literature of Ireland.

A study of selected British short fiction, poetry, essays, and novels of the 20th century.

A study of selected novels. 

A study of selected short fiction.

A study of Maritime poetry from its beginnings, with an emphasis on 20th century developments.

A study of Canadian poetry, short fiction, criticism, and novels written before the Second World War.

A study of Canadian short fiction, poetry, novels, and criticism written after World War II.

Examines the development of masculinities and/or femininities in the context of a particular or several literary genre(s).

This course focuses on specialized areas of interest.

This course will explore various ways of analyzing a variety of films.

A study of major trends in American film.

This course runs in cooperation with a local professional theatre company. It will offer students practical experience in a number of “backstage” elements of theatre production, such as set design and construction, costumes, publicity and program design. Enrollment is limited. 

Studies a range of plays to illustrate the development of the dramatic tradition in the western world.

A workshop seminar in which a variety of genres, styles, and forms are studied and practiced through weekly assignments. Students who have completed ENGL 3913 – Writing Poetry I or ENGL 3914 – Writing Poetry II are eligible to register for this course.

Honours thesis for Joint Honours Program in English and History.

This course is devoted to the research portion of the honours project.

An honours essay to be attempted upon completion of ENGL 4801.