| LIT-108 | Black Noir and Horror |
| LIT-110 | Global Gothic |
| LIT-112 | Literatures of Waste |
| LIT-113 | The Crime Novel from the Global South |
| LIT-114 | Individual, Person, Human: Literary Accounts of the Subject |
| LIT-117 | Interpretation and Self-Knowledge |
| LIT-118 | Food in Literature and Film |
| LIT-119 | Literature as/of medicine |
| LIT-120 | Introduction to the History and Theory of Film |
| LIT-123 | Days of a Future Past |
| LIT-124 | The Literary Animal |
| LIT-125 | Monsters |
| LIT-127 | Medieval Monsters and Marvels |
| LIT-128 | American Ghosts |
| LIT-129 | Law and Justice, The American Way |
| LIT-131 | The Experience of Reading: Books as Stories, Books as Objects |
| LIT-132 | I Need a Hero! Reading National Myths in Europe |
| LIT-133 | Apocalypse Now and Then |
| LIT-136 | Performing Revenge |
| LIT-137 | Literature and American Identity |
| LIT-138 | The Road Trip in American Literature |
| LIT-139 | Dream/Life |
| LIT-140 | Renaissance Outsiders |
| LIT-145 | Literature and/of Empowerment |
| LIT-147 | Representing Place: Thinking about the Meaning of Place and Space in Literature, History, and Culture |
| LIT-148 | Echoes and Encores: Repetition in Literature |
| LIT-149 | Finding Identity |
| LIT-153 | Literature: What Is It Good For? |
| LIT-156 | Shakespeare and Film |
| LIT-202 | Afrofuturism and Other Dark Matters |
| LIT-204 | Poetry and Poetics |
| LIT-205 | Collecting Curiosities |
| LIT-206 | The Study of the Novel |
| LIT-207 | Suffrage and Comics |
| LIT-210 | Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature: Traditions and Modernities |
| LIT-216 | Caribbean Literature in the Crucible |
| LIT-218 | Literatures of Witness |
| LIT-221 | Introduction to Old English |
| LIT-222 | Chaucer: Gender and Genre |
| LIT-223 | Gender and Violence in the Middle Ages |
| LIT-225 | Madness, Murder and Mayhem: Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature |
| LIT-226 | Oh Brave New World: Climate Change and Literature |
| LIT-227 | Shakespeare |
| LIT-228 | Milton's Paradise Lost in context |
| LIT-229 | King Arthur: Myth and History |
| LIT-230 | Bollywood Film |
| LIT-231 | Flash Narrative |
| LIT-235 | Curating Prison Witness |
| LIT-239 | Modern Japan: Japanese Culture and Society From A(-Bomb) to (Dragon Ball)Z |
| LIT-242 | Drama in Dialogue: from Ancient Greece to the 21st Century |
| LIT-243 | Staging Satire: from Ancient World to the 21st Century |
| LIT-246 | Modernist Asias / Asian Modernisms |
| LIT-250 | Introduction to the History of the Book |
| LIT-253 | Evil in the Age of Enlightenment |
| LIT-254 | The Matter of Text |
| LIT-255 | The Marrow of African-American Literature |
| LIT-256 | American Literature of the 19th Century |
| LIT-257 | Marx, Nietzsche & Freud |
| LIT-260 | Human Identity and the Natural World |
| LIT-261 | Listen! Sound Histories and Imaginaries |
| LIT-265 | Indigenous North American Literature |
| LIT-266 | U.S. Modernisms |
| LIT-267 | Literature and the Environment |
| LIT-268 | Petrofictions: Modernity and the Oil Encounter |
| LIT-269 | Climate Fiction and Film |
| LIT-278 | Stop Name of Love: Rethinking the Romance |
| LIT-281 | Islands: Poetics of the Insular in World Literature |
| LIT-283 | Introduction to Asian American Literature |
| LIT-285 | Detective Story, Tradition and Experiment |
| LIT-290 | Facing Reality: A History of Documentary Cinema |
| LIT-293 | The Making of English |
| LIT-295 | Literary CSI: Casebooks |
| LIT-240/340 | Women Writing the Self: 1000 Years of Japanese Autobiographical Women's Writing |
| LIT-301 | Avant Garde: Cinema as Theory and Critique |
| LIT-305 | The Rich and the Poor: Market Culture and the Novel in the Age of Empire -- Methods |
| LIT-310 | English Theater in Context, 1572-1642 |
| LIT-312 | Public Play--Performance in England, 1400-1642 |
| LIT-313 | Ghanaian Literature: From Colony to Post-Colony |
| LIT-315 | Literary Theory and Literary Study |
| LIT-320 | Indians, Aliens, Others |
| LIT-322 | Sankofa: Africana Futures and Beyond |
| LIT-323 | Medieval Other Worlds |
| LIT-335 | The Romantic Poets-Methods |
| LIT-336 | Experimental Women Writers |
| LIT-337 | Medieval Women and the Written Word-- Methods |
| LIT-339 | Global Shakespeare--Methods |
| LIT-341 | Seminar: Booked: Prison Writing |
| LIT-342 | Seminar: Written on the Wall: 20th- and 21st-Century American Prison Writing |
| LIT-343 | Women Writing Against the Grain |
| LIT-344 | 'earing Accent (Methods) |
| LIT-349 | American Scriptures--Methods |
| LIT-353 | Origins of the Now: Transatlantic Modernism |
| LIT-356 | Women and the Enlightenment |
| LIT-368 | ''The Medium is the Message'': Reading Poetry in Print & Manuscript, 1300-1600. |
| LIT-375 | Contemporary Fiction |
| LIT-376 | Africana Literatures and Critical Discourses. |
| LIT-378 | African American Literature Beyond the Edge |
| LIT-379 | Transnational Feminist Frames--Methods |
| LIT-380 | Ut Pictura Poesis: Contemporary Graphic Narrative |
| LIT-385 | George Eliot: A Serious Woman |
| LIT-389 | Writing Sin, Sex, and Subversion in the English Renaissance |
| LIT-391 | Queer/Feminist Literary Theory |
| LIT-392 | Decolonizing the Anthropocene |
| LIT-393 | Multispecies Kinship |
| LIT-307/407 | Reclaiming US Latino Spiritualities: Shamanism and Santería as 'Other' Ways of Knowing |
| LIT-412 | Spectacles of Power, 1400-1642 |
| LIT-413 | Truth, Desire, and the Ethics of Representation in the Enlightenment |
| LIT-415 | Seminar: Ambivalent Inheritance: Faulkner across the Americas |
| LIT-418 | Seminar: Poems In and Out of Context |
| LIT-424 | Novel and Nation: Ulysses at 102 |
| LIT-428 | Seminar: Muslims, Women and Jews: Alterity and Identity in the Middle Ages |
| LIT-439 | Race and Nation in the Middle Ages |
| LIT-447 | Seminar: James Joyce |
| LIT-459 | Seminar: TransAtlantic Romanticisms |
| LIT-461 | English and Its Discontents |
| LIT-465 | Faulkner and the South |
| LIT-473 | Seminar: Major African Writers |
| LIT-474 | Seminar: Major African-American Writers |
| LIT-496 | Seminar: Independent Projects |
| LIT-497 | Seminar: Independent Projects |
| LIT-502 | Honors Project in Literature |