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Feb 10, 2026

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National and Transnational Literatures in English

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Course List:

ENGL 250 - Introduction to Canadian Literatures
ENGL 312 - African Writing in English
ENGL 314 - Irish Writing in English
ENGL 315 - South Asian Writing in English
ENGL 316 - Middle-Eastern Writing in English
ENGL 339 - Shakespeare
ENGL 352 - Nineteenth-Century British Literature
ENGL 357 - Topics in American Studies
ENGL 358 - American Texts to 1900
ENGL 359 - American Literature and Culture: Reading American Origins
ENGL 360 - Race in American Texts
ENGL 361 - Topics in Transnational American Texts
ENGL 362 - American Texts After 1900
ENGL 372 - Publishing Canadian Literatures
ENGL 373 - Colonialism and Canadian Literatures
ENGL 374 - Topics in Twentieth-Century Canadian Literary Movements
ENGL 375 - Writers, Institutions and the Canadian Literature Centre
ENGL 376 - Topics in Canadian Literatures
ENGL 377 - Canadian Literature and Culture: Canadian Drama and Performance
ENGL 378 - Contemporary Canadian Literatures
ENGL 380 - Writing from Here

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