Winter semester courses

 Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction:
 10 Feb, 10.00, A 105
 20 Feb, 10.00, A 105

American Short Story
11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

 American Postmodernism and Popular Culture:
 11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

 Aspects of American Romanticism
 11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

British Romanticism: poetry
5 Feb, 12:00, D7

Creating Place Out of Space: Early Australian Literature:                     
 5 Feb, 10.00, A 105

Contemporary American Novel
29 Jan, 12 Feb, 19 Feb (10:00h, B016)
25 Jun (10:00h, B016)
2 Jul (11:00h, B016)
3 Sep (14:30h, B016)
16 Sep (11:00h, B016) 

Victorian Literature: Genres and Issues: 
 11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

 The Victorian Novel. Poetics and Politics:
 11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

 Summer semester courses

 American Short Story
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 American Modernism:
6 Feb, 19 Feb (10:00h, B016)
11 Jun, 25 Jun (10:00h, B016)
2 Jul (11:00h, B016)
3 Sep (14:30h, B016)
16 Sep (11:00h, B016)

 American Postmodernism and Popular Culture
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 Anthropocene in British and Australian Fiction and Film:
20 Jun

 British Romanticism: prose
17 Jun, 10:00, D7

 Cool Britannia? British drama in the period 1956 – 2008:
16 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 The Nineteenth-Century English Novel:
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 Beginnings of the Modern Novel in the Early 18th-century England:
 17 Jun, 10.00, D7

 War, Reconstruction and Transformation: American Literature 1860-1914
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 Shakespeare:
 17 Jun

 Contemporary Canadian Literature in English:
17 Jun, 10.00, D7

 Victorian Literature and the Transformation of the World in the Nineteenth Century:
 24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

Winter semester courses

Architext in postmodern British literature:
17 Feb, 14.00, D7

British Modern Novel and the British Empire:
 11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

English Baroque Poetry:
17 Jun

A Historical Survey of the Fantastic in British Literature:
14 Feb

The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 1:
11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

Pre-Raphaelitism:
11 Feb, 10.00, A 105

Summer semester courses

 Anglophone Women’s Writing
17 Jun, 10:00, D7

Literature and the Visual: American Film, Narrative Theory and Psychoanalysis:
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

 Theory and History of the Novel in English:
 24 Jun, 10.00, A 105 

The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 2:
24 Jun, 10.00

Narrative DissemiNation of the Land of Oz:
24 Jun

Contemporary U.S. Ethnic Literatures:
24 Jun, 10.00, A 105

Undergraduate programme:

Winter semester courses:

 – Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction – Feb 17, 10h, A 105
 – American Postmodernism and Popular Culture – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – Aspects of American Romanticism  – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – British Romanticism: poetry – Feb 13, 12h, A 105
 – Creating Place Out of Space: Early Australian Literature – Feb 13, 10h, A 314
 – Contemporary American Novel – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – Victorian Literature: Genres and  Issues – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – Victorian novel – poetics and cultural politics – Feb 13, 14h, D I

Summer semester courses:

 – Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction – June, 23, 10h, A 105
 – American Literature and Culture II (Fulbright visiting scholar) – TBA
 – AFrican American LIterature: 1800-Present (visiting scholar) – TBA
 – American Modernism – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Shakespeare – TBA
 – Cool Britannia? British drama in the period 1956 – 2008 – June 26, 8.30h, A 314
 – British Romanticism: prose –  June 27, 13.00-14.30h, A-123
 – Contemporary Canadian Literature in English – June 23, 10h, A 105
 – Contemporary American Novel – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Beginnings of the Modern Novel in the 18th-century England – June 23, 10h, A 105
 – War, Reconstruction and Transformation: American Literature 1860-1914  – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Victorian Literature: Genres and  Issues – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Victorian novel – poetics and cultural politics – June 26, 14h, D V

Graduate programme:

Winter semester courses:

 – Architext in Postmodern British Literature – Feb 13, 10h, A 105
 – British Modern Novel and the British Empire – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – A Historical Survey of the Fantastic in British Literature  – Feb 17, 10h, A 105
 – History and Memory in Contemporary American Novel – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 1  – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – Predrafaelitizam – Feb 13, 14h, D I
 – Milton – TBA

Summer Semester courses:

– The United States Now – June 26, 14h, D V
 – American Topics II (Fulbright visiting scholar) – TBA
 – Ethics and Aesthetics of British Modernism – June 27, 13.00-14.30h, A-123
 – Književnost i vizualnost: Američki film, naracija i psihoanaliza – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Narrative DissemiNation of Australia – June 23, 10h, A 105
 – Theory and History of the Novel in English – June 26, 14h, D V
 – Anglophone Modernist Women’s Writing – TBA
 – The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 2 – June 26, 14h, D V

Undergraduate programme:

For courses held in Winter Semester:

Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction – Feb 12, 10h (A 105)
American Postmodernism and Popular Culture – Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
Aspects of American Romanticism  – Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
British Romanticism: poetry – Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
Creating Place Out of Space: Early Australian Literature – Feb 12, 10h (A 105)
Contemporary American Novel – Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
Victorian Literature: Genres and  Issues – Feb 16, 10h (A 314)
Victorian novel – poetics and cultural politics – Feb 16, 10h (A 314)
Shakespeare – Feb 2, 11h, (A 105), Feb 10, 12h (A 105) and Feb 24, 11h (A 105); Sept 14, 14h (A 105) and Sept 21, 12h (A 105)

For courses held in Summer Semester:

Alternative Worlds in Contemporary British Fiction–Sept 15, 10h (A 123)
American Postmodernism and Popular Culture–Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
The American Bildungsroman of the 19th and the 20th Century  – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
British Romanticism: prose  –  23.6. 11-12.30, A 314 (Aug 29, 9h, A 105 – will not be held!)
Cool Britannia? British drama in the period 1956 – 2008 – Sept 15, 10h (A 123)
Contemporary American Novel  – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
Victorian Literature: Genres and  Issues – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
Victorian novel – poetics and cultural politics – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
American modernism – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
Contemporary Canadian Literature in English- Sept 15, 10h (A 123)
Beginnings of the Modern Novel in the 18th-century England- Sept 15, 10h (A 123)
Shakespeare – June 15, 12h (A 105) and Aug 31, 11h (A 105); Sept 14, 14h (A 105) and Sept 21, 12h (A 105)

– Prof. Reising’s courses (ISVU):  June 17, 2016,  for both
American Poetry From the Beginnings to the Twentieth Century (undergraduate) and
The 1960s in American Film, Literature, and Music (graduate).

Graduate programme:

For courses held in Winter Semester:

Architext in Postmodern British Literature   – Feb 12, 10h (A 105)
British Modern Novel and the British Empire  – Feb 16, 10h (A 314)
Croatian American Ethnic Literature  -Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
A Historical Survey of the Fantastic in British Literature – Feb 12, 10h (A 105)
The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 1  –  Feb 15, 9h (A 105)
Predrafaelitizam – Feb 16, 10h (A 314)
English Baroque Poetry – Feb 3, 10h (A 105); Feb 10, 12h (A 105) and Feb 24, 11h (A 105); Sept 14, 14h (A 105) and Sept 21, 12h (A 105)

For courses held in Summer Semester:

The United States Now  (Grgas) – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
Theory and History of the Novel in English  – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
The History and the Paradigms of American Studies 2  – Aug 29, 9h (A 105
Narrative DissemiNation of Australia – Sept 15, 10h (A 123)
Henry James i Edith Wharton: simptomatika američkog modernizma – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
Cultural Aspects of American Neoliberalism  – Aug 29, 9h (A 105)
English Baroque Poetry  – June 15, 12h (A 105) and Aug 31, 11h (A 105); Sept 14, 14h (A 105) and Sept 21, 12h (A 105)
– Prof. Reising’s courses (ISVU):  June 17, 2016,  for both
American Poetry From the Beginnings to the Twentieth Century (undergraduate) and
The 1960s in American Film, Literature, and Music (graduate).

undergraduate courses: Syntax 1; Syntax 2,
graduate courses: Psycholinguistics (ling.); Sociolinguistics (ling.+ trans.)
26. 11. 2013. at 11:45h, room A216
5. 5. 2014.  at 14:45, room A-123.  send an e-mail to izovko@ffzg.hr

undergraduate courses: Contemporary English Language 3; Analysis of English Texts
20. 11. 2013. at 10h, room B014
17. 12. 2013. at 10h, room B014