Monash University Arts Undergraduate Handbook 1995

English - Clayton campus

• Clayton campus
• ENH1010 Introduction to English literature
• ENH1040 The languages of fiction
• ENH1050 Configurations of the female: revising the myths
• ENH1060 The language of performance
• ENH1070 Primitivism and progress
• ENH1080 Inventing Australia: Australian cultural stereotypes
• ENH1090 The reader in history
• ENH1111 Text and context I
• ENH1122 Text and context II
• ENH1160 The place of performance
• ENH2020 Heroes, lovers and monsters: the literary culture of medieval England
• ENH2040 Property and power: British culture 1745-1799
• ENH2060 Introduction to critical and literary theory
• ENH2090 Literary women of the eighteenth century
• ENH2100 Postcolonial drama
• ENH2110 Renaissance literature: power and love
• ENH2130 Literature and opposition, 1660-1800
• ENH2160 Freudian fable
• ENH2170 Old English
• ENH2190 Middle English
• ENH2210 The woman's part
• ENH2270 Modern drama
• ENH2290 Publishing in Australia
• ENH2320 Body, space, text: an introduction to the semiotics of performance
• ENH2410 American literature: from puritanism to postmodernism
• ENH2430 Modern American literature: writing the South
• ENH2470 Modern English literature: modernism and postmodernism
• ENH2530 Contemporary English literature
• ENH2550 Romanticism and revolution
• ENH2560 Literature as discourse
• ENH2570 Writing women
• ENH2630 Shakespeare: text and performance
• ENH2650 Poetry: text and performance
• ENH2690 Authority and identity in Australian literature
• ENH2710 Orientations: representations of Asia
• ENH2730 Donne and metaphysical poetry: the art of passion
• ENH2750 Contemporary women's fiction and theory
• ENH2770 Short fiction: classic and contemporary
• ENH2775 Psychology and literature
• ENH2800 Postcolonial literature and theory
• ENH2990 Formative influences: myths, legends and fairytales in modern chi
• ENH2991 Children's literature: a comparative study
• ENH2995 Writing theory and practice: an introduction
• ENH3020 Heroes, lovers and monsters: the literary culture of medieval England
• ENH3040 Property and power: British culture 1745-1799
• ENH3060 Introduction to critical and literary theory
• ENH3090 Literary women of the eighteenth century
• ENH3100 Postcolonial drama
• ENH3110 Renaissance literature: power and love
• ENH3130 Literature and opposition, 1660-1800
• ENH3150 Australian urban fictions
• ENH3160 Freudian fable
• ENH3170 Old English
• ENH3190 Middle English
• ENH3210 The woman's part
• ENH3270 Modern drama
• ENH3290 Publishing in Australia
• ENH3310 Romantic literature
• ENH3320 Body, space, text: an introduction to the semiotics of performance
• ENH3370 Old English literature
• ENH3390 Middle English literature
• ENH3410 American literature - from puritanism to postmodernism
• ENH3430 Modern American literature: writing the South
• ENH3450 Contemporary drama
• ENH3470 Modern English literature: modernism and postmodernism
• ENH3530 Contemporary English literature
• ENH3550 Romanticism and revolution
• ENH3560 Literature as discourse
• ENH3570 Writing women
• ENH3630 Shakespeare: text and performance
• ENH3650 Poetry: text and performance
• ENH3690 Authority and identity in Australian literature
• ENH3710 Orientations: representations of Asia
• ENH3730 Donne and metaphysical poetry: the art of passion
• ENH3750 Contemporary women's fiction and theory
• ENH3770 Short fiction, classic and contemporary
• ENH3775 Psychology and literature
• ENH3800 Post-colonial literature and theory
• ENH3990 Formative influences: myths, legends and fairytales in modern chi
• ENH3991 Children's literature: a comparative study
• ENH3995 Writing theory and practice: an introduction
• ENH4030 Poetics
• ENH4080 The authority of the text
• ENH4100 Postcolonial drama
• ENH4180 Writing women
• ENH4190 Legal fictions: intersections between law and literature
• ENH4210 Writing the child
• ENH4270 Feminist poetics
• ENH4310 Theories of discourse: poststructuralism, femin
• ENH4320 Social semiotics of rehearsal and performance
• ENH4340 Australian autobiography
• ENH4370 Contemporary Australian poetry and fiction
• ENH4580 Ireland, Swift, England: special author course
• ENH4600 Minor thesis
• ENH4620 Literary theory
• ENH4640 The life of the text: genesis, production, reception
• ENH4660 Literature and culture in Renaissance England
• ENH4740 The age of Johnson
• ENH4780 Beowulf and Old English poetry
• ENH4800 Middle English Literature
• ENH4820 Twentieth-century Australian drama
• ENH4860 Modern poetry in English: high modernism to postmodernism
• ENH4880 American literature: literary multiculturalism
• ENH4920 Literature and negativity
• ENH4940 Literature and film
• ENH4950 Contemporary women's fiction and theory