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2013-14 Courses


2021-2022 Graduate Courses

Please Note:
Specific course offerings and schedule are subject to change.

(**) in front of the course title indicates course satisfies the pre-1900 requirement.

2021 Fall Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies J. Plug Tuesday 4-7 *new time*
STVH 3165
English 9053A ** Paradise Lost J. Leonard Wednesday 9:30-12:30
UC 4401
English 9195A Intersectionality: Narrative, Violence and Difference J. Emberley Tuesday 12:30-3:30
UC 3415
English 9196A Constructing the American Woman: 19th-century U.S. Literature for Women M. Green-Barteet Thursday 9:30-12:30
UC 4401
English 9197A ** Romanticism, Literature and Pathology T. Rajan * Online/Remote
Monday 3:30-6:30

2022 Winter Half Courses

Thursday 9:30-12:30
UC 4415
Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9185B **Early Modern Food from Shakespeare to Milton M. Bassnett Thursday 9:30-12:30
UC 3415
English 9198B Ruptures and Crossovers: Postcolonial Literature and Theory N. Bhatia Wednesday 12:30-3:30
UC 3415
English 9058B Postmodernism(s) and the End of Everything (?) A. Lee Tuesday 9:30-12:30
UC 3415
English 9199B Writing Diaspora in Theory and Practice: Dionne Brand’s Prose D. Pennee Thursday 3:30-6:30
UC 3415
English 9200B The Aesthetics and Politics of Everyday Life K. Stanley Tuesday 12:30-3:30
UC 3415
English 9207B ** Victorian Fictions of Disability J. Devereux Tuesday 3:30-6:30
UC 3415

2021-22 Full Year Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9201 **The Economics, Politics, and Aesthetics of Canadian Writing, 1690-1945 D. Bentley Monday 12:30-3:30
UC 3415
English 9148 **Editing Pre-Modern Texts R. Moll Thursday 12:30-3:30
UC 3415

Summer 2022 Courses (full-year equivalents)

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9202 **Screened Shakespeare M.J. Kidnie TBA
English 9203 Nineteenth Century British Poetry: An Advanced Introduction M. Rowlinson TBA


2020-2021 Graduate Courses

Courses taught in person may at any point be required to move online if necessitated by developments in the COVID-19 pandemic.

O/L indicates course will be taught synchronously online. Those not marked O/L are anticipating in-person classes with all physical distancing and other health and safety measures in place.

(**) in front of the course title indicates course satisfies the pre-1900 requirement.

2020 Fall Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9002A Advanced Research Methods D. Pennee O/L  Tuesday
3:30-6:30
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies J. Schuster O/L Wednesday
12:30-3:30
English 9187A Postcolonial Diasporas N. Bhatia O/L Wednesday
3:30-6:30     
English 9188A **Metaphysicals to Melancholics: Embodied Mind in Poetry, 1640-1790 M.H. McMurran O/L Thursday
9:30-12:30
English 9194A Beyond Apocalypse: Indigenous Speculative Storytelling P. Wakeham O/L Tuesday
9:30-12:30

2021 Winter Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9189B **Women and Authorship in Early Modern England M. Bassnett Wednesday
12:30-3:30      UC 1225
English 9190B **Weird Science: Psychical Research and the Late-Victorian Fantastic C Keep O/L Wednesday
3:30-6:30
English 9087B Regulating the Edwardian Body A. Lee O/L Tuesday
3:30-6:30       
English 9191B **Donne and Sidney J. Leonard O/L Friday
12:30-3:30

2020-21 Full Year Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9192 **The Pre-Raphaelites, Their Associates and Successors: From Romanticism to Modernism D. Bentley Tuesday
12:30-3:30   UC 3320
English 9193 Climate Arts & Activism K. Stanley O/L Wednesday
9:30-12:30
English 9171 **Tolkien and Anglo-Saxon J. Toswell Monday
12:30-3:30  FNB 1200

Summer 2021 Courses (full-year equivalents)

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9194 Feminist Theory, Biopolitics and the Racialized Body J. Emberley TBA
English 9195 **Mediating Hamlet M.J. Kidnie TBA


2019-2020 Graduate Courses

2019 Fall Half Courses

UC = University College

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies J Schuster Wednesday 3:30-6:30
UC 4415
English 9181A Representing Slavery in US Literature A MacLean Tuesday 12:30-3:30
UC 4415
English 9176A Indigenous Literatures: Cultures of Storytelling, Cultures of Reading P Wakeham Thursday 9:30-12:30
UC 4401
English 9177A Asian North American Literature and the Remains of War T Phu Tuesday 3:30-6:30
UC 4415
English 9178A ** Canadian Medievalism J Toswell Wednesday 7-10
UC 4401

2020 Winter Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9179B ** Making the Savoy: Aestheticism, Decadence, and the Digital Humanities C Keep Wednesday 3:30-6:30
UC 4415
English 9180B ** Mediating Hamlet MJ Kidnie Wednesday 9:30-12:30
UC 4415
English 9169B Posthuman Beckett J Boulter Thursday 9:30-12:30
UC 4401
English 9182B Trans-National Indigenous Feminist and LGBTQ2I Literature and Scholarship J Emberley Monday 9:30-12:30
UC 4415

2019-20 Full Year Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9183 ** Marlowe and Milton J Leonard Tuesday 9:30-12:30
UC 4401
English 9184 ** The 1790s and their Afterlives: The Godwins and Shelleys T Rajan Wednesday 12:30-3:30
UC 4415

Summer 2020 Courses (full-year equivalents)

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9185 ** Early Modern Food from Shakespeare to Milton M Bassnett TBA
English 9186 Testimony and Indigenous Writings J Emberley TBA


2018-2019 Graduate Courses

2018 Fall Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies M. Rowlinson Thursday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9164A ** The Pre-Raphaelites D. Bentley Wednesday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9031A Queer Times S. Bruhm Tuesday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9165A The Postmodern in Cinema and Literature C. Gittings Monday 12:30-3:30,
UC 4415
Screening: Thursday 7-10, UC 1401
English 9150A ** The Senses, the Soul, and Poetic Consciousness M.H. McMurran Monday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9166A Gender and Sexuality in the 21st-Century Postcolonial Novel T. Osinubi Wednesday 9:30-12:30,
UC 4415
English 9167A Refugee Narratives T. Phu Tuesday 12:30-3:30,
UC 4415
English 9168A Reconciliation and its Discontents: Theory, Art, Critique P. Wakeham Thursday 9:30-12:30,
UC 4415

2019 Winter Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9002B Advanced Research Methods D. Pennee Monday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9169B Posthuman Beckett J.Boulter Thursday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9170B Testimony, Trauma, and Indigenous Writings
- CANCELED due to unforeseen circumstances
J. Emberley
English 9087B Regulating the Edwardian Body A. Lee Tuesday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9053B ** Paradise Lost J. Leonard Friday 9:30-12:30,
UC 4415
English 9174B Adventures in Poetics J. Schuster Wednesday 3:30-6:30,
UC 4415
English 9141B Performance and the Global City: How acts of Performance Support, and Supplant, the "Creative City" Script K. Solga Tuesday 12:30-3:30,
UC 4415

2018-19 Full Year Course

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9171 ** Tolkien and Anglo-Saxon J. Toswell Wednesday 12:30-3:30,
UC 4401

Summer 2019 Courses (full-year equivalents)

Course Number Course Title Instructor Date/Time/Location
English 9172 Contemporary Canadian Literature in Cross-Border Contexts M. Jones See course page for details
English 9173 ** Making Shakespeare J. Purkis See course page for details


2017-18 Graduate Courses

Fall 2017 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9002A Advanced Research Methods D. Pennee
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies C. Keep
English 9124A Ugly Feelings, Bad Behaviour: Notable American Women S Bruhm
English 9151A The Postsecular Eighteenth Century A. Conway
English 9138A Human Rights and Indigenous Creative Practices J. Emberley
English 9157A Romantic Dialogues: "An unremitting interchange" M. Lee
English 9153A The Works of the Gawain-Poet A. Schuurman
English 9133A Pragmatism and American Aesthetics K. Stanley
English 9163A Indigenous Critical Theory: Key Concepts and Debates  (cross-listed with Theory) P. Wakeham

Winter 2018 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9155B Animals and the Environment in Early Modern Literature M. Bassnett
English 9156B Postcolonial Entanglements and Diasporic (Dis)locations N. Bhatia
English 9084B Melancholy and the Archive J. Boulter
English 9152B The African American Novel M. Green-Barteet
English 9158B Refugee Narratives T. Phu
English 9076B Aprocyphal, Collaborative, and "Bad" Shakespeares J. Purkis
English 9162B Biopolitics and Taxonomy in late Victorian Britain M. Rowlinson
English 9159B Ways of Reading in Early Modern England: Places, Practices and Processes S. Schofield


Summer 2018 Courses (full-year equivalent)

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9160 Milton's Poetry and Prose J. Leonard
English 9161 Indigenous Literatures: Cultures of Storytelling, Cultures of Reading P. Wakeham

2016-2017 Graduate Courses

Fall 2016 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9002A Advanced Research Methods D. Pennee
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies M. Rowlinson
English 9149A Women and Authorship in Early Modern England M. Bassnett
English 9135A Reading India N. Bhatia
English 9056A Knowing Children: The Modern Child in the Field of Culture S. Bruhm
English 9137A After 2000: Theory, Criticism, and the Eighteenth-Century Novel A. Conway
English 9138A Human Rights and Indigenous Creative Practices J. Emberley
English 9140A Formalisms J. Schuster
English 9141A Performance and the Global City K. Solga

Winter 2017 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9142B Motifs and Tales from Beowulf to Ishiguro M. Fox
English 9128B British Post-Post Modernism A. Lee
English 9143B Milton: The Major Poems J. Leonard
English 9150B Out of Their Heads: The Senses, the Soul, and Poetic Consciousness M.H. McMurran
English 9144B Autobiography and #black lives matter T. Osinubi
English 9139B "Words are Victims": Modernist Poetry and Ruins of Language A. Pero
English 9145B Romanticism and the Idea of Literature T. Rajan
English 9146B Saints and Heretics: Mysticism, Gender, and the Legitimacy of the Middle Ages A. Schuurman
English 9147B Precarity: Reading Risk and Responsibility in the Shadow of Neoliberalism P. Wakeham


Summer 2017 Courses (full-year equivalent)

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9148 Editing Pre-Modern Texts R. Moll
English 9110 Modernist Forms of Attention K. Stanley



2015-2016 Graduate Courses

Fall 2015 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9002A Advanced Research Methods D. Pennee
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary & Cultural Studies A. Pero
English 9079A Romanticism and Happiness J. Faflak
English 9124A Ugly Feelings, Bad Behaviour: Notable American Women S. Bruhm
English 9129A The Value of Milton J. Leonard
English 9130A The Orphic Tradition: Gender, Genre, And Genius J. Miller
English 9135A Reading India N. Bhatia

Winter 2016 Graduate Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9125B Literature, Youth, and Human Rights J. Emberley
English 9126B Contemporary Canadian Literature in Cross-Border Contexts M. Jones
English 9127B Performance Conditions in Shakespeare’s Time M.J. Kidnie
English 9128B British Post-Post Modernism A. Lee
English 9131B Themes in Contemporary Life Writing: Vulnerability & Dispossession T. Osinubi
English 9132B Hysterical Poetics: English Poetry 1855-1900 M. Rowlinson
English 9133B Pragmatism and American Aesthetics K. Stanley

Summer 2016 Course (full-year equivalent)

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9136 Early Modern Food from Shakespeare to Milton M. Bassnett


2014-2015 Graduate Courses

Fall 2014 Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9002A Bibliography and Textual Studies J. Purkis
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies J. Plug
English 9111A Religious toleration:  the Philosophical and Cultural History of an Idea A. Conway
English 9112A Testimony, Youth and Human Rights J. Emberley
English 9079A Romanticism and Happiness J. Faflak
English 9057A Victorian Types: Temporality and Taxonomy 1850-1870 M. Rowlinson
English 9115A Modernism After Dark J. Schuster

Winter 2015 Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9116B Alice Munro and the Poetics of Here and Now M. Jones
English 9114B The Stagecraft of Thomas Heywood - CANCELLED M.J. Kidnie
English 9087B Regulating the Edwardian Body A. Lee
English 9117B Circulation and the Form of the Neo-Slave Narrative T. Osinubi
English 9118B The Humanities in the Corporate University D. Pennee
English 9119B Futures of Romanticism J. Plug
English 9120B Shakespeare's Singularity J. Purkis
English 9121B The American Secular B. Traister

2014-15 Full Year Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9122 The Gawain-Poet and the Middle English Alliterative Revival R. Moll
English 9108 Indigenous Critical Theory: Key Concepts and Debates P. Wakeham

Summer 2015 Course (full-year equivalent)

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9123 The Eighteenth-Century Novel in Theory and Practice A. Conway



2013-2014 Graduate Courses

Fall 2013 Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9002A Bibliography and Textual Studies M. Groden
English 9003A Contemporary Theory in Literary and Cultural Studies A. Pero
English 9043A The American Ode S. Adams
English 9077A Food Studies in the Renaissance M. Bassnett
English 9094A Reading India and Postcolonial Theory in Global Contexts N. Bhatia
English 9096A James Joyce's Finnegans Wake M. Groden
English 9100A Othello, Then and Now M.J. Kidnie
English 9087A Regulating the Edwardian Body A. Lee
English 9097A Eighteenth-Century Philosophy and Literature M.H. McMurran
English 9098A Before and after Sexuality M. Rowlinson

Winter 2014 Half Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9084B Melancholy and the Archive J. Boulter
English 9095B Biopoliticis, Violence, and the Body J. Emberley
English 9099B The Conventual Life: Female Catholic Writers and the Consolidation of Roman Catholic Community, 1687-1829 - CANCELLED C. Dowdell
English 9024B Paradise Lost: the Poem and the Critics J. Leonard
English 9101B The Materiality of the Digital Text: At the Intersections of Digital Humanities and History of the Book M. McDayter
English 9102B Between "Britain" and "America": Canadian Literature in Formation in Cross-Atlantic Discourses D. Pennee
English 9104B The Power of Romanticism J. Plug
English 9105B Un-Shakespearian Shakespeare J. Purkis
English 9106B American Animal Studies J. Schuster

Full Year 2013-14 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9107 Medieval Shame and the Confessional Subject A. McTaggart
English 9108 Indigenous Critical Theory: Key Concepts and Debates P. Wakeham

Summer 2014 Courses

Course Number Course Title Instructor
English 9109 Writing Medieval Women - CANCELLED A. McTaggart
English 9110 Modernist Forms of Attention K. Stanley