2019 Winter

Please note:

The course offerings and instructors listed below are subject to change.
The syllabi below are preliminary and are provided to assist with course selection. Syllabi are posted as they are received. Final syllabi will be posted later this summer.
All fourth year courses are in a seminar style unless otherwise stated.

**Denotes a course for which a portfolio must be submitted prior to registration. Portfolios must be submitted to english@carleton.ca by Tuesday, October 30, 2018. Applicants will receive an acknowledgement email and a decision will be communicated by Tuesday, November 6, 2018. Students are advised to make an alternate course selection until those accepted into workshops are notified. Sample portfolios will be made available shortly. If workshops are not full, portfolio submissions past this deadline may be considered by the instructor.

First Year / Second Year / Third Year / Fourth Year

DIGH Courses

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Term
DIGH 2002 A / ENGL 2401 A	Digital Humanities: Theory and Method		W
DIGH 2705 A / SOCI 2705 A	Popular Culture in the Digital Age	M. Mopas	W
DIGH 3001 A / ENGL 3401 A	The Book in the Digital Age	M. White	W

First Year

Many of our first-year courses preclude one another which means credit cannot be earned for more than one course. When selecting courses, please be mindful that you cannot enroll or receive credit in more than one of the following courses: FYSM 1004, ENGL 1000, ENGL 1009, ENGL 1100, ENGL 1200, ENGL 1300, ENGL 1400.

Students are also limited to enrolling in ENGL 1010 or ENGL 1020 as these courses preclude one another. English Majors in search of a dedicated writing course should take ENGL 1010 instead of ENGL 1020.

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Term
FYSM 1004 A	Literature, Genre, Context	M. Rooney	F / W
FYSM 1004 B	Literature, Genre, Context	E. Post	F / W
FYSM 1004 C	Literature, Genre, Context	J. Reid	F / W
FYSM 1004 D	Literature, Genre, Context	S. Brouillette	F / W
FYSM 1004 E	Literature, Genre, Context	D. Dragunoiu	F / W
FYSM 1004 F	Literature, Genre, Context	C. Eaket / B. Leckie	F / W
FYSM 1004 G	Literature, Genre, Context	J. Medd	F / W
ENGL 1000 A	Literature, Genre, Context	K. Gildea	F / W
ENGL 1008 B	English Grammar: Fundamentals	M. Scribner	W
ENGL 1010 E	Writing Essays about Literature	K. Gildea	W
ENGL 1010 F	Writing Essays about Literature	K. Sigouin	W
ENGL 1010 G	Writing Essays about Literature	M.Tittle	W
ENGL 1010 H	Writing Essays about Literature	A. Benn	W
ENGL 1020 E	Effective Writing	M. Tittle	W
ENGL 1020 F	Effective Writing	K. Sigouin	W
ENGL 1020 G	Effective Writing	E. Post	W
ENGL 1020 H	Effective Writing	A. Benn	W
ENGL 1100 B	Literature, Law, and Criminality	D. Stymeist	W
ENGL 1200 B	Literature, Science, and Technology	C. Eaket	W
ENGL 1400 B	Literature, Art, and Culture	B. Vellino	W
ENGL 1500 B	Introduction to Creative Writing	N. Bozak	W

Second Year

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Term
ENGL 2011 A	Children’s Literature	S. Jamieson	W
ENGL 2100 A	Topics in Popular Culture	J. Schroeder	W
ENGL 2202 A	Weird Fiction	G. Williams	W
ENGL 2300 A	British Literatures I	M. Scribner	F / W
ENGL 2300 B	British Literatures I	D. Taylor / D. Beecher	F / W
ENGL 2300 C	British Literatures I	S. Calkin / T. DeCook	F / W
ENGL 2300 D	British Literatures I	A. Wallace / G. Williams	F / W
ENGL 2401 A / DIGH 2002 A	Digital Humanities: Theory and Method	B. Greenspan	W
ENGL 2500 B / CLCV 2500 B	Classical Mythology	L. Gagne	W
ENGL 2601 A / FILM 2607 A	History of World Cinema II	G. Iversen	W
ENGL 2605 A / CLCV 2010 A	Greek and Roman Drama	L. Klaassen	W
ENGL 2609 A	Drama: Modes and Movements	J. Cleveland	W
ENGL 2701 A	American Literatures II	C. Jenkins	W
ENGL 2802 A	Canadian Literatures	J. Henderson	F / W
ENGL 2802 B	Canadian Literatures	S. Jamieson	F / W
ENGL 2802 C	Canadian Literatures	B. Johnson	F / W
ENGL 2802 D	Canadian Literatures	J. Mason	F / W
ENGL 2900 A	Literature of the Self	T. DeCook	W
ENGL 2901 A	Poetry Workshop	D. Stymeist	W
ENGL 2906 A	Culture and Society	F. Nudelman	W
ENGL 2927 A	African Literatures II	P. Adesanmi	W
ENGL 2936 A	South Asian Literatures I	M. Chakravorty	W

Third Year

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Term	Other
ENGL 3010 A	The Secret Lives of Poems	A. Wallace	W	On-line course
ENGL 3200 A	Medieval Literature	S. Calkin	W
ENGL 3201 A / HUMS 3200 A	European Literature	I. Cameron	F / W
ENGL 3306 A	Shakespeare and Film	J. Cleveland	W
ENGL 3401 A / DIGH 3001 A	The Book in the Digital Age	M. White	W
ENGL 3414 A / ALDS 3414 A	Introduction to Professional Writing and Editing	L. Thompson	W
ENGL 3502 A	British Literatures II	J. Herdman	F / W
ENGL 3502 B	British Literatures II	J. Schroeder	F / W
ENGL 3702 A	American Culture	D. Beecher	W
ENGL 3805 A / EURR 3002 A	Literature and Culture Russia and Eurasia	V. Stanisic-Keller	W
ENGL 3903 A	Intermediate Fiction Workshop	N. Bozak	W
ENGL 3904 A	Intermediate Drama Workshop	R. Benson	W
ENGL 3908 A / ALDS 3401 A	Research and Theory in Academic Writing	G. Smart	W
ENGL 3915 A	Special Topics in Writing	S. Waisvisz	W
ENGL 3965 A	Introduction to Postcolonial Theory	J. Coleman	W

Fourth Year Seminars

Course	Course Title	Instructor	Term	Other
ENGL 4004 A / ALDS 4404 A	Writing and Knowledge-Making in the Professions	S. Fitzgerald	W
ENGL 4105 A / ENGL 5207 W	Old English	R. Norris	W
ENGL 4115 A / ENGL 5900 X	Culture and the Text	B. Johnson	W
ENGL 4115 B / ENGL 5402 W	Culture and the Text	H. Reid
ENGL 4135 B	Studies in Publishing	L. Thompson	W
ENGL 4415 A / ALDS 4415 A	Professional Writing II	S. Fitzgerald	W
ENGL 4600 A / EURR 4103 A	The Great Russian Novel	D. Dragunoiu	W	Lecture Format
ENGL 4605 A	Theatre Production Seminar	R. Benson	W
ENGL 4609 A	Drama: Global Contexts	J. Cleveland	W
ENGL 4802 A / ENGL5900 Y	Race, Ethnicity and Canadian Literature	J. Mason	W
ENGL 4976 A	Issues in Postcolonial Literature	M. Chakravorty	W