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Curriculum

Many departments in the Division of Literature and Languages offer courses in which the texts are read in translation. When courses are cross-listed under the sponsoring department, the texts in these courses are often read in the original language, usually in a separate conference; students with appropriate language skills should, for example, register for CHIN 325  rather than LITC 325 .

Courses

• LIT 209 - Introduction to Film Studies: Form and History on the Big Screen
• LIT 309 - Introduction to Film Theory
• LIT 324 - Self-Narration Before and After Proust
• LIT 328 - The Monstrous and the Human in Medieval and Early Modern France
• LIT 346 - Introduction to Media Studies
• LIT 400 - Introduction to Literary Theory
• LITC 325 - Songs to Lost Music: Ci-Poetry
• LITC 327 - Chinese Inhumanities: Construction of the Other in Chinese Literature
• LITC 330 - Chinese Ghost Stories and Supernatural Tales
• LITC 334 - The Yijing: Text and Tradition of the Book of Changes
• LITC 346 - From Allegories to Documentaries: Screening Postsocialist China
• LITC 355 - Early Chinese Philosophical Texts
• LITC 366 - Masters and Miracles: Chinese Buddhist Literature and Culture
• LITC 367 - Love in Late Imperial China
• LITC 374 - Reading Early Chinese Novels: The Four Masterworks
• LITC 390 - Realism and Its Discontents in Contemporary Chinese Visual Media
• LITF 392 - French Connections: The Intertwined Histories of French and American Cinema
• LITG 346 - Introduction to Media Studies
• LITG 349 - Cinema and Politics
• LITG 358 - Representing Genocide
• LITG 375 - Thinking Machines: Androids and Automatons in Science and Literature
• LITG 391 - German Theory I
• LITL 251 - Ancient Greek Athletics
• LITL 261 - Greek and Roman Mythology
• LITR 266 - Russian Short Fiction
• LITR 362 - Red Sci-Fi: Science Fiction in Soviet Literature and Film
• LITR 365 - Kiev, Odessa, and the Steppes: Ukrainian Imagination and Russian Literature
• LITR 371 - Russian Literature and Culture from Medieval to Romantic
• LITR 372 - Russian Literature: Realism
• LITR 373 - Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
• LITR 387 - Jewishness and Cinema
• LITR 388 - From Lenin to Putin: Soviet Experience and its Aftermath through Film, Literature, & Human Document
• LITR 390 - Russian Culture under Putin: Resistance and Conformity
• LITR 394 - Arctic Awakenings
• LITR 408 - Decadence and Symbolism in Russia and Europe
• LITR 409 - Late Tolstoy: From Anna Karenina to a Religious Teaching
• LITS 343 - Don Quixote and Narrative Theory
• LITS 344 - Visual Art in Spanish Baroque Literature
• LITS 351 - Saints and Sinners: Women in the Early Modern Transatlantic World
• LITS 361 - Decentering the Human
• LITS 372 - Documentary Resistance in Latin America and Spain
• LITS 378 - Space and Power

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