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Spring 2010
Courses Originating in Comparative Literature
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Courses Originating in Comparative Literature


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Spring 2010: Courses Originating in Comp Lit

Topics in Caribbean Literature
Brathwaite
Mon/Thurs 9:30-10:45, 4 pts.
V29.0132; V18.0780; V41.0770

Comparative Imperialism: The Post Colonial Turn
Majithia
Mon/Wed  3:30-4:45, 4 pts.
V29.0811
description
bio

Topics in 20th Century Literature:
Rethinking Secularism Through Global Fiction

Majithia
Mon/Wed 4:45-6:10, 4 pts.
V29.0190.002
description

Classics in the Middle Ages & Renaissance: Doubtful Knowing: Skepticism and the Transformation of the Early Modern World
Ramachandran
Tues 12:30-3:15, 4 pts.
V29.0425
description
bio

Introduction to Comp Lit:
Scoring Literature: The Drug Culture
Ronell
Thurs 3:30-6:10, 4 pts.
V29.0116.001; V51.0116.001
description
Plus Recitation

V29.0116.002,V51.0116.002 : Tues 3:30-4:45 Anderson
V29.0116.003, V51.0116.003: Tues 4:55-6:10 Kramer
V29.0116.004, V51.0116.004: Fri 11:00-12:15 Cole

V29.0116.005, V51.0116.005: Fri 12:30-1:45 Rauscher

Topics in 20th Century Literature: Prison Literature
Sanders
Wed 11:00-1:45, 4 pts.          
V29.0190
description

Studies in Prose Genres: Autobiography
Sieburth
Tues/Thurs 11:00-12:15, 4 pts.          
V29.0125
description

Junior Theory Seminar in Comp Lit: The Frankfurt School
Zhang
Mon 12:30-3:15, 4 pts.
V29.0200
description

Spring 2010: Cross Listed Courses

[Note: The following courses DO NOT fulfill the requirements for core courses in Comparative Literature.]

20th Century Chinese Literature in Translation
Button
Mon/Wed   12:30-1:45, 4 pts.
V29.0731; V33. 0731
(Originates in East Asian Studies)

Autobiography in French Caribbean Novels
Dash
Tues/Thurs 3:30-6:10, 4 pts.
V29.0968; V45.0868.002
(Originates in French; Taught in English)

Don Quixote
Dopico Black
Tues/Thurs 3:30-4:45pm
V29.0371; V95.0371
(Originates in Spanish; taught in English)

Topics:  Intro to Portuguese Literature
Krabbenhoft
Tues 3:30-6:10pm, 4 pts.
V29.0856.001; V87.0851.002;
(Originates in Spanish in Spanish; taught in English)

Topics in German Cinema: Cryptofetishism and the Postwar Film
Kolarov
Mon/Wed 3:30-4:45, 4 pts.
V29.0253; V51.0253
(Originates in German)

Topics in Criticism: Holocaust Literature
Lambert
Mon/Wed 12:30 - 1:45, 4 pts.
V29.0133; V78.0133
(Originates in Hebrew & Judaic Studies)

Travel & Translation: European Renaissance East & West
Piechocki
Mon/Wed, 2:00-3:15pm, 4 pts.
V29.0991; V65.0992
(Originates in the Medieval and Renaissance Center)

Topics in Japanese Literature:
Critique of Representation in Postwar Japanese Literature

Shigeto
Tues/Thurs 11:00-12:15, 4 pts.
V29.0719; V33.0719
(Originates in East Asian Studies)


Summer 2010: Courses Originating in Comp Lit

Session 1: 5/17 - 6/25

Street Players and Power Brokers:
The Fight for Control of the Modern City in Literature, Film, and Urban Planning
Gallagher
Mon, Tues, Wed 1:15-3:25
V29.0190
description

Topics in Film and Literature: Necessary Fictions: Queer Representations in Latin American Film
Gonzalez
Mon, Tues, Wed 3:30-5:40, 4 pts.
V29.0300
description

Session 2: 6/28 - 8/6

Love, Loneliness, and the Creative Urge
Matthias
Mon, Tues, Wed 1:15-3:25, 4 pts.
V29.0125.001
description

Keeping it Short: Origins of the Short Story and its Developments in the United States and Latin America
Armillas-Tiseyra
Mon, Tues, Wed 3:30-5:40, 4 pts.
V29.0125.002
description



   
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