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Title
195:101: Introduction to World Literature
195:110: Introduction to Heritage Culture and Language Studies
195:120: Global Science Fiction
195:135: Introduction to Short Fiction
195:137: The Haunted
195:140: Being Human
195:150: World Mythology
195:160: Introduction to Comparative Literature
195:170: The Art of Comparison (1.5 credit mini-course | topics vary)
195:201: Literature Across Borders (topics vary)
195:203: Masterworks of Western Literature
195:204: Masterworks of World Literature
195:206: Banned Books
195:220: Our World: Social Justice and the Environment
195:221: Introduction to the Literatures of the Middle East
195:227: Tales of Horror
195:230: Modern Jewish Culture: Key Texts and Their Afterlives
195:231: Masterpieces of Hispanic Literature in Translation
195:232: Women Writers of South Asia
195:233: The French Enlightenment
195:235: Detective Stories
195:240: Animals and Humans
195:243: Introduction to the Literatures of South Asia
195:244: Introduction to Mythology
195:246: Fairy Tales Then and Now
195:247: Literature and Psychoanalytic Theory
195:249: Modern Literature of South Asia – Postcolonial Identity and Indian Literature
195:251: Major French Writers in Translation (topics vary)
195:255: Italy, City by City (cities vary)
195:258: From Nietzsche to Superman
195:260: Introduction to Caribbean Literature
195:261: Introduction to Theatre
195:262: Life Writing in France
195:265: Art and Power
195:267: Latino Literature
195:270: Past Today
195:271: Resisting Petrocapitalism: Pacific Women Against Climate Change
195:272: Russia Between Empire and Nation
195:276: Realism and Revolution
195:277: Radical Modernism: Dada to Punk Rock
195:280: Textual Transformation
195:282: Music, Culture, and Memory in the French-Speaking World
195:290: Special Topics in Comparative Literature (topics vary) (1.5 credits)
195:291: Special Topics in Comparative Literature (topics vary) (1.5 credits)
195:295: Latino and Caribbean Studies
195:296: A Cultural History of Artificial Intelligence
195:301: Introduction to Literary Theory
195:303: Introduction to Translation Studies
195:305: Readings in Latin American Literature and Theory
195:306: Literature and Cultural Conquest
195:307: Introduction to Postcolonial Literatures and Theories
195:308: Gender, Race, and Textual Imagination
195:311: Dostoevsky
195:312: Russian and East European Science Fiction
195:314: German and Comparative Literature
195:315: Journey to Hell and Beyond: Dante and Medieval Culture
195:316: Politics, Literature, and the Arts – Ottoman Middle East
195:318: Post Modern Approaches to Sacred Literature
195:321: World Cinema II
195:326: Sexuality and Literary Studies
195:329: Modern Japanese Novel and the West
195:337: Literature and Memory in the Arab World
195:338: Caribbean Pluralities and Indo-Caribbean Literature
195:342: Romantic Movement
195:345: Serial Storytelling Across Media
195:348: Stories of Russian Life: Memory, Invention, Experience
195:351: Literatures of the Americas
195:354: 19th Century Novel
195:357: The Contemporary Novel
195:358: Odysseus in Literature and Film
195:359: Literature of the Fantastic
195:360: Autobiography
195:361: Brazil and the US
195:363: Women Writers of Africa
195:364: Big Bang: The Literature of Chaos and Order
195:374: Marx, Nietzsche, Freud
195:377: Topics in World Cinema (topics vary)
195:380: German-Jewish Literature and Culture
195:381: Topics in Comparative Cultural Studies (topics vary)
195:382: Kafka and World Literature
195:384: Poetry (topics vary)
195:385: Modern Poetry
195:388: Cultures of the Middle Ages- Muslim Spain
195:395: Issues in Comparative Literature (topics vary)
195:396: Issues in Comparative Literature (topics vary)
195:397: Issues in Comparative Literature (topics vary)
195:398: Issues in Comparative Literature (topics vary)
195:399: Internship
195:419: History of Criticism
195:420: History of Criticism
195:430: Gender, Nation, and Literature in South Asia
195:440: Seminar in Genre
195:471: Yukio Mishima: His Fictions and Global Literary Legacy
195:480: Special Topics in Comparative Literature (topics vary)
195:484: Russia After Stalin: Literature, History, Theory
195:493: Independent Study
195:494: Independent Study
195:496: Honors in Comparative Literature
195:497: Capstone Workshop
195:497: Honors in Comparative Literature

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