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Comparative Cultural Studies

Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Comparative Cultural Studies area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Comparative Cultural Studies. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 234 American Icons, T R 1130-0118 SO 0024 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 270 Intro to Comparative Religion, MTW 1130- PH 1180 URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 272 Science and Society, T R 1030-1218 BO 0311 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 274 Intro to Comparative Cultural Studies, M W 0330-0518 ML 0131
  • Comparative Studies H301 Love in World Literature, T R 0130-0318 HH 0050 SHEA*L
  • Comparative Studies 398 Approaches to Comparative Studies, M W 1130-0118 HH 0050 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality, and Science, T R 0330-0518 CC 0245 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 541 Myth and Ritual, M W 0130-0318 UH 0056 JOHNSTON*S
  • Comparative Studies 543 Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 DE 0343 PONCE*M
  • Comparative Studies 544 Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 UH 0056 DELGADILLO
  • Comparative Studies 550 Wexner Center Seminar, T R 1130-0118 UH 0056 LIVINGSTON*R
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 EL 2003 HORN*D
  • Comparative Studies 677.03 Folk Custom, Art, and Material Culture, T R 0130-0318 UH 0056 NOYES*D
  • Comparative Studies 716 Theorizing Culture, W 1230-0318 LIU*M
  • Comparative Studies 792 Interdepartmental Studies in the Humanities, M W 0330-0518 DELGADILLO
  • African American and African Studies 545 Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class and Sexuality, M W 1130-0118 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • Anthropology 202 Peoples & Cultures: Intro to Cultural Anthropology, M W 0830-1018; T R 1230-0218; T R 0230-0418
  • Anthropology H202 Peoples & Cultures: Intro to Cultural Anthropology, T R 1130-0118
  • Anthropology 525 History of Anthropological Theory, M W 1230-0218 SMITH*C
  • Anthropology 620.11 Anthropology of Religion, T R 0930-1118 COHEN*J
  • Anthropology 702 Theories in Cultural Anthropology, M W 0130-0318 COHEN*J
  • Chinese 505 China in Chinese Film, M W 0130-0318 BAO*W
  • Communication 200 Communication in Society, T R 0130-0318 STAFFORD*L
  • Communication 240 Intro to Communication Technology, M W 0330-0518 MAHOOD*C
  • Communication 311 Visual Communication Design, T R 1030-1218; M W 1230-0218; T R 0130-0318; M W 0230-0418
  • *Communication 501 Mass Communication and Youth, M W 0130-0318
  • *Communication 614 Issues and Images in Political Communication, T R 0230-0418 EVELAND*W
  • *Communication 629 Language and Social Interaction, M W 0230-0418 KLINE*S
  • *Communication 642 Mass Communication and Society, M W 1130-0118 DIMMICK*J
  • *Communication 644 Advertising and Society, M W 0130-0318 MQ 0264 APPIAH*O
  • *Communication 662 Communication and Gender, M W 1230-0218 ROSS*F
  • Dance 753 Dance Criticism and Aesthetics, M W 0430-0630
  • Dance 757 Dance in a Time of Turbulence: Ballet and Modern Dance, 18th-20th Century, T R 0430-0630
  • East Asian 346 Asian American Film, M W 0330-0518 BAO*W
  • English 574 History and Theories of Writing, T R 0930-1118 SIMPKINS*A
  • English 576.03 Issues and Movements in Critical Theory, T R 0130-0318 WHEELER*R
  • English 577.02 Folklore Genres: Form, Meaning and Use, T R 0130-0318 KAPLAN*M
  • English 578.02 Special Topics in Cinema, M 0930-1218 and W 0930-1118 FRIEDMAN*R
  • English 578A02 Special Topics in Cinema, T 0130-0418 and R 0130-0318 O'SULLIVAN*S
  • English 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • English 587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • English 588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • English 592 Special Topics in Women in Literature, T R 1130-0118 HIGGINBOTHAM
  • English 596 Studies in Literature and the Arts, M W 0330-0518 MULLEN*P
  • French 206 Intro to French Media and Visual Culture, M W 1130-0118 FOURNY*J
  • French 470 Introduction to French Cinema, M W 0130-0318 MAYNE*J
  • French 672 French Cinema, 1945 to Present, M 0430-0718 and W 0430-0618 MAYNE*J
  • Geography 450 The Making of the Modern World, T R 1030-1218 COX*K
  • German 250 German Literature and Popular Culture, T R 0130-0318 BECKER-CANTA
  • German 299 Weimar and the Third Reich in German Literature and Film, T R 1230-0248 DAVIDSON*J
  • International Studies 356 Introduction to Globalization, M W 0130-0330 KELLY*R
  • History 398 Intro to Historical Thought, M W 0930-1118 SESSA; T R 0930-1118 OTTER*C; M W 1030-1218 FERNANDEZ*L ; T R 1130-0118 SOLAND*B; T R 0130-0318 BLACKFORD*M; T R 0130-0318 HALL*S
  • History H398 Intro to Historical Thought, T R 0130-0318 FINK*C
  • History 577.01 Chicano History, From the Spanish Colonial Period to 1900, M W 0130-0318 FERNANDEZ*L
  • History 579.01 American Cultural & Intellectual History, 1789-1900, T R 0130-0318 CONN*S
  • History of Art 260 Introduction to World Cinema, T R 0930-1118 GREEN*J
  • History of Art 350 World Cinema Today, M W 0330-0518 STAFF
  • History of Art 647 Silent Cinema: 1895-1927, M W 1130-0118 GREEN*J
  • History of Art 715 Historical Conceptual Bases of Art History, M W 0530-0718 VINEGAR*A
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 675 Intellectuals in the Middle East, M W 0930-1118 BUZOV*S
  • Philosophy 230 Politics and Social Philosophy, M W 0130-0318 SVAVARSDOTTI
  • Philosophy 240 Philosophical Problems in the Arts, T R 0930-1118 BROWN*L
  • Russian 360 Russian Dreams and Nightmares: The Modern Russian Experience through Film, M W 0330-0518 RUDICH*O T R 0330-0518 HASHAMOVA*Y
  • Sociology 380 American Racial and Ethnic Relations, T R 1130-0118
  • Spanish 331 Caribbean Cultures, M W 0930-1118 and T 0930- or 1030 or R 0930-
  • Spanish 510 Mexican Studies, R 0330-0518 CORONA*I
  • Spanish 555 Indigenous and Colonial Literatures of Latin America, T R 0130-0318 AHERN*M
  • Spanish 557 Survey of Latino/a Literature in the U.S., M W 1130-0118 CORONA*I
  • Spanish H560 Introduction to Spanish-American Culture, M W 0930-1118 PODALSKY*L
  • Spanish 581 Spanish Film, T R 0330-0518 AMELL*S
  • Theatre 531 Theatre Repertory I, T R 1130-0118 CONSTANTINID
  • Theatre 674 Contemporary Theatre History, M W 1130-0118 HILL*A
  • Women's Studies 230 Gender, Sexuality, Race, and Popular Culture, T R 1130-0118 MIZEJEWSKI*L
  • Women's Studies 300 Intro to Feminist Analysis, T R 1130-0118 KEATING*C
  • Women's Studies 305 Gender, Culture, and Power in International Perspective, M W 0130-0318 ROY*RAILI
  • Women's Studies 317 Women and Film, T R 0330-0418 MOORE*T; T R 0430-0600; T R 0430-0600
  • Women's Studies 340 Latina Experience in the U.S., M W 0130-0318 TBA
  • Women's Studies 370 Varieties of Female Experience: Lesbian Lives, M W 1030-1218 TBA
  • Women's Studies 505 Feminist Analysis in Global Perspective, M W 0930-1118 SREENIVAS*M
  • Women's Studies 510 American Women’s Movements, T R 0130-0318 SMOOTH*W
  • Women's Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality, and Science, T R 0330-0518 CHOY*T
  • Women's Studies 550 History of Western Feminist Thought, M W 1130-0118 TBA
  • Women's Studies 575 Issues in Contemporary Feminist Theory, T R 0130-0318 BURACK*C
  • Yiddish 399 The Holocaust in Literature and Film, T R 0130-0318 JACOBS*N

Comparative Ethnic and American Studies

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Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Comparative Ethnic and American Studies area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Comparative Ethnic and American Studies. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 234 American Icons, T R 1130-0118 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 367.01 American Identity in the World, M W 0930-1118; T R 0930-1118; T R 1030-1218; M W 1130-0118; T R 1130-0118; M W 0330-0518; T R 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies H367.01 American Identity in the World, M W 0930-1118 DB 0049
  • Comparative Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality, and Science, T R 0330-0518 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 543 Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • Comparative Studies 544 Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 EL 2003 HORN*D
  • African American and African Studies 251 Intro to African Literature, M W 0930-1118 MITSCH*R; T R 0930-1118 KORANG*K; M W 0130-0318 MPHANDE*L
  • African American and African Studies 254 Themes in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 BE 0180 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 326 Black Americans and Legal System, M W 0130-0318 MOWOE*I
  • African American and African Studies 367.03 African American Voices in US Literature, M W 0130-0318 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 367.04 African American Women’s Literature, M W 0330-0518 LIVINGSTON*A; M W 0530-0718 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 504 Black Politics, M W 0230-0418 MCCLERKING*H
  • African American and African Studies 545 Intersections, M W 1130-0118 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 555.02 Topics in African American History II, M W 0130-0318 GOINGS*K
  • African American and African Studies 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • Art Education 367.01 Ethnic Art: A Means of Intercultural Communication, M W 0930-1148;M W 0930-1148; M W 0930-1148; T R 0930-1148; T R 1230-0248; T R 0130-0348; M W 0230-0448; M W 0430-0648 Art Education 367N01 Ethnic Art: A Means of Intercultural Communication, T R 0530-0748 Art Education H367.01 Ethnic Art: A Means of Intercultural Communication, M W 1230-0248 MORRIS*C
  • East Asian Languages and Literatures 346 Asian American Film, M W 0330-0518 BAO*W
  • English 281 Introduction to African American Lit, T R 0130-0318 WILLIAMS*A
  • English 367.03 African American Voices in US Lit, M W 0330-0518 MOSS*B
  • English 367.05 The U.S. Folk Experience, M W 0130-0318 SHUMAN*A
  • English 550 Colonial and U.S. Lit to 1830, M W 0930-1118 HEWITT*E
  • English 551 U.S. Lit: 1830-1865, T R 0930-1118 FINK*S
  • English 553 20th Century U.S. Fiction, M W 1130-0118 LEICK*K
  • English 577.02 Studies in Folklore: Folklore Genres; T R 0130-0318 KAPLAN*M
  • English 582 Special Topics in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • English 587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M ,
  • English 588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • History 323.01 History of African Americans in the Age of Slavery, M W 1130-0118 HALL*S
  • History 530.04 The American Jewish Experience, T R 1130-0118 JUDD*R
  • History 598.01 Senior Seminar, M 0330-0518 WU*J
  • Linguistics 303 Language, Race and Ethnicity in the U.S., T R 0130-0318 JE 0164 STAFF
  • Music 252 History of Rock and Roll, M W 0930-1118 and R 0830 or 1030 or 1130 or 1230 or 230
  • Political Science 504 Black Politics, M W 0230-0418 MCCLERKING*H
  • Psychology 375 Stereotyping and Prejudice, M W 0330-0448 BREWER*M
  • Social Work 300 Minority Perspectives: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender, M F 0230-0348 and W 730-918 or 1130-118 KILTY*K
  • Sociology 345 Contemporary American Society, T R 0930-1118
  • Sociology 380 American Racial and Ethnic Relations, T R 1130-0118
  • Sociology 435 Sociology of Women, M W 0930-1118 SAYER*L
  • Sociology 605 Sociology of Sexuality, T R 1130-0118; M W 0330-0518
  • Sociology 608 Gender, Race, and Class in Mass Communications, M W 1130-0118
  • Sociology 635 Men in Society, M W 1130-0118
  • Spanish and Portuguese 331 Caribbean Cultures, L M W 0930-1118 and T 930 or 1030 or R 930
  • Spanish and Portuguese 555 Indigenous and Colonial Literatures of Colonial America, T R 0130-0318 AHERN*M
  • Spanish and Portuguese 557 Survey of Latino/Latina Literature in the US, M W 1130-0118 CORONA*I
  • Spanish and Portuguese H560 Introduction to Spanish American Cultures, M W 0930-1118 PODALSKY*L
  • Spanish and Portuguese 660Senior Seminar in Hispanic Culture, T R 0930-1118 CANTARINO*V; T R 1130-0118 RODRIGUEZ*I
  • Women’s Studies 215 Reading Women Writers, T R 0930-1118 TBA;M W 0330-0518 LI*D
  • Women’s Studies 305 Gender, Culture and Power in International Perspective, M W 0130-0318 ROY*RAILI
  • Women’s Studies 340 Latina Experience in the U.S., M W 0130-0318 TBA
  • Women’s Studies 367.04 African American Women Writers: Texts and Contexts, T R 0130-0318 COCHRAN*S; M W 0530-0718 LIVINGSTON*A
  • Women’s Studies 505 Feminist Analysis in Global Perspective, M W 0930-1118 SREENIVAS*M
  • Women’s Studies 510 American Women’s Movements, T R 0130-0318 SMOOTH*W

Comparative Literature

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Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Comparative Literature area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Comparative Literature. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 270 Intro to Comparative Religion, MTWRF 1130- URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 272 Science and Society, T R 1030-1218 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 274 Intro to Comparative Cultural Studies, M W 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies 301 Love in World Literature, M W 0130-0318; T R 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies H301 Love in World Literature, T R 0130-0318 HH 0050 SHEA*L
  • Comparative Studies 306 The Quest in World Literature, M W 0130-0318 REFF*D
  • Comparative Studies 308 Representations of the Experience of War, T R 0930-1118;M W 0130-0318
  • Comparative Studies 358 Film and Literature as Narrative Art, T 0130-0418 and R 130-318
  • Comparative Studies 398 Approaches to Comparative Studies, M W 1130-0118 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 541 Myth and Ritual, M W 0130-0318 JOHNSTON*S
  • Comparative Studies 543 Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • Comparative Studies 544 Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • Comparative Studies 550 Wexner Center Seminar, T R 1130-0118 LIVINGSTON*R
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 HORN*D
  • African American and African Studies 251 Introduction to African Literature, M W 0930-1118 MITSCH*R; TR 0930-1118 KORANG*K; M W 0130-0318 MPHANDE*L
  • African American and African Studies 254 Themes in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 545 Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, M W 1130-0118 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 551 Sel Topics in African American and Related Literatures, T R 1130-0118 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • Arabic 372 Modern Arabic Literature in Translation, M W 1030-1218 ZEIDAN*J
  • Chinese 505 China in Chinese Film, M W 0130-0318 BAO*W
  • Classics 222 Classical Mythology, MTW F 1130- and R 930 or 1030 or W 1030
  • Classics H222 Classical Mythology, T R 1230-0218 JOHNSTON*S
  • East Asian 346 Asian American Film, M W 0330-0518 BAO*W
  • English 201 Selected Works of British Lit: Med. through 1800, T R 0730-0918; M W 0930-1118;M W 1130-0118;T R 0330-0518
  • English H201 Selected Works of British Lit: Med. through 1800, M W 1130-0118 KISER*L
  • English 202 Selected Works of Brit Lit: 1800 to the Present, T R 0730-0918; M W 0930-1118 GARCHA*A; M W 0330-0518 SHUTTLEWORTH
  • English H202 Selected Works of Brit Lit: 1800 to the Present, M W 0130-0318 RIEDE*D
  • English 220 Introduction to Shakespeare, M W 1130-0118; T R 0330-0518 HIGGINBOTHAM
  • English H220 Introduction to Shakespeare, T R 0930-1118
  • English 275 Thematic Approaches to Literature, T R 0330-0518 HEAPHY*M
  • English 280 The English Bible, M W 1130-0118 CARPENTER*G
  • English 281 Intro to African American Literature, T R 0130-0318 WILLIAMS*A
  • English 290 Colonial and U.S. Literature to 1865, T R 0930-1118 HEWITT*E; T R 0330-0518 LZ 0034
  • English 291 U.S. Literature: 1865 to Present, T R 0930-1118; TR 1130-0118 MITCHELL*K
  • English 291N U.S. Literature: 1865 to Present, M W 0530-0718
  • English 513N Intro to Medieval Literature, M W 0530-0718 JONES*C
  • English 520.01 Shakespeare, M W 1130-0118 DUTTON*A; T R 0130-0318 WILSON*L
  • English 521 16th-Century Literature, M W 0930-1118 HIGHLEY*C
  • English 540 Poetry and Poetics of the British Romantic Period, T R 0130-0318 TANNENBAUM*L
  • English 542 The Victorian Novel, M W 0130-0318 GARCHA*A
  • English 543 20th Century British Fiction, T R 0330-0518 TYLER*N; T R 0330-0518 TYLER*N
  • English 547N 20th Century Poetry, T R 0530-0718 PRINZ*J
  • English 550 Colonial and U.S. Literature to 1830, M W 0930-1118 HEWITT*E
  • English 551 U.S. Literature 1830-1865, T R 0930-1118 FINK*S
  • English 553 20th Century U.S. Fiction, M W 1130-0118 LEICK*K
  • English 561 Special Topics in Fictional and Nonfictional Narrative, T R 1130-0118 KNEEDLER*S
  • English 562 Special Topics in Drama, M W 0130-0318 SPINRAD*P
  • English 564.01 Major Author in Med and Renaissance Brit Lit, T R 0930-1118 WILSON*L
  • English 576.03 Issues and Movements in Critical Theory, T R 0130-0318 WHEELER*R
  • English 578.02 Special Topics in Cinema, M 0930-1218 and W 0930-1118 FRIEDMAN*R
  • English 578A02 Special Topics in Cinema, T 0130-0418 and R 0130-0318 O'SULLIVAN*S
  • English 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • English 587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • English 588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • English H590.02 Honors Seminar: The Renaissance, M W 0930-1118 SPINRAD*P
  • English H590.05 Honors Seminar: The Later 19th Century, T R 0330-0518 GALVAN*J
  • English H590.07 Honors Seminar: Literature in English after 1945, M W 0330-0518 ALDAMA*F
  • English 592 Special Topics in Women in Literature, T R 1130-0118 HIGGINBOTHAM
  • English 596 Studies in Literature and the Arts, M W 0330-0518 DE 0206 MULLEN*P
  • English 597 The Disability Experience in the Contemporary World, T R 0130-0318 KUUSISTO*S
  • English H598 Honors Seminar: Topics in Lit & Lit Interpretation, M W 0130-0318 MACPHERSON
  • French *426 French Literature and the Self, T R 0230-0418 RACEVSKIS*K
  • French 470 Intro to French Cinema, M W 0130-0318 MAYNE*J
  • French *653 French Literature of the Enlightenment, M W 0230-0418
  • French 672 French Cinema 1945 to Present, M 0430-0718 and W 0430-0618 MAYNE*J
  • German *230 Intro to German Prose, T R 1130-0118 TBA
  • German 250 German Literature and Popular Culture, T R 0130-0318 BECKER-CANTA
  • German 299 Weimar & the Third Reich in German Literature and Film, T R 1230-0248 DAVIDSON*J
  • German *463 German Culture of the 19th and 20th Centuries, T R 0930-1118 FEHERVARY*H
  • Hebrew 370 Biblical and Post Biblical Hebrew Literature in Translation, M W 0930-1118 MEIER*S; T R 1030-1218
  • Hebrew 378 Biblical and Post-Biblical Wisdom Literature, T R 0130-0318 AHRONI*R
  • Hebrew *620 Intro to Hebrew Literary and Cultural Texts, T R 1230-0218 TANENBAUM*A
  • Hebrew *621 The Bible as Literature: Selected Readings, T R 1030-1218 AHRONI*R
  • History of Art 260 Introduction to World Cinema, T R 0930-1118 GREEN*J
  • History of Art 350 World Cinema Today, M W 0330-0518 STAFF
  • History of Art 647 Silent Cinema: 1895-1927, M W 1130-0118 GREEN*J
  • Italian *420 Thematic Approaches to Modern Italian Lit & Culture, T R 1030-1218 KLOPP*C
  • Italian *628 Modern Italian Poetry and Drama, T R 0230-0418 KLOPP*C
  • Japanese 251 Japanese Lit in Translation, M W 0130-0318 QUINN*S
  • Japanese *654 Japanese Lit: Classical Period, M W 0330-0518 FUKUMORI*N
  • Korean 251 Korean Literature in Translation, T R 0130-0318 PARK-MILLER
  • Latin *210 Cicero, MTWRF 0730-0818
  • Modern Greek 371 Modern Greek Lit in Translation, M W 0930-1118 JUSDANIS*G
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 372 Literatures and Cultures of the Islamic World, T R 0930-1118 BUZOV*S
  • Philosophy 240 Philosophical Problems in the Arts, T R 0930-1118 BROWN*L
  • Portuguese 450 Intro to Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 GORDON*R
  • Russian 250 Masterpieces of 19th Century Russian Literature, M W 1030-1218 BURRY*A; T R 1030-1218 BONDARCHUK*L; M W 1230-0218 RIKOUN*P; M W 0330-0518 CARON*I
  • Russian 251 Masterpieces of 20th and 21st Century Russian Literature, T R 1030-1218 BRINTLINGER*
  • Russian 360 Russian Dreams and Nightmares: The Modern Russian Experience through Film, M W 0330-0518 RUDICH*O; T R 0330-0518 HASHAMOVA*Y
  • Russian 521 Russian Lit in the Age of Realism, T R 1130-0118
  • Russian *560 Contemporary Russian in Cultural & Literary Contexts I, T R 1030-1218 ISURIN*L; T R 1030-1218 IVANOVA*T
  • Russian 656 Russian Women Writers, M W 0130-0318 RIKOUN*P
  • Scandinavian 222 Nordic Mythology and Medieval Culture, T R 0930-1118 KAPLAN*M
  • Slavic Languages and Literatures 245 Introduction to Slavic Literature and Culture, T R 0230-0418
  • Spanish 320 Don Quixote in Translation, T R 0930-1118 and M 930 or 1030 or M 1030
  • Spanish *450 Introduction to the Study of Literature and Culture in Spanish, M W 1130-0118 GARCIA*S
  • Spanish *H450 Introduction to the Study of Literature and Culture in Spanish, M W 1130-0118
  • Spanish *551 Spanish Golden Age Literature, M W 1130-0118 DAVIS*E
  • Spanish *552 Modern Spanish Literature, T R 1130-0118 GARCIA*S
  • Spanish *555 Indigenous and Colonial Literatures of Spanish America, T R 0130-0318 AHERN*M
  • Spanish *557 Survey of Latino/a Literature in the U.S., M W 1130-0118 CORONA*I
  • Spanish *581 Spanish Film, T R 0330-0518 AMELL*S
  • Spanish *660 Senior Seminar in Hispanic Culture, T R 0930-1118 CANTARINO*V; T R 1130-0118 RODRIGUEZ*I
  • Theatre 531 Theatre Repertory I, T R 1130-0118 CONSTANTINID
  • Theatre 674 Contemporary Theatre History, M W 1130-0118 HILL*A
  • Women's Studies 300 Introduction to Feminist Analysis, T R 1130-0118 KEATING*C
  • Women's Studies 317 Women and Film, L T R 0330-0418 MOORE*T; T R 0430-0600; T R 0430-0600 TBA
  • Women's Studies 372 Modern Arabic Literature in Translation, M W 1030-1218 ZEIDAN*J
  • Women's Studies 550 History of Western Feminist Thought, M W 1130-0118 TBA
  • Women's Studies 575 Issues in Contemporary Feminist Theory, T R 0130-0318 BURACK*C
  • Yiddish 399 The Holocaust in Literature and Film, T R 0130-0318 JACOBS*N

Folklore Studies

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The courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Folklore area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Folklore. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 270 Intro to Comparative Religion, L ** MTWRF 1130- URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 272 Science and Society, T R 1030-1218 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 274 Intro to Comparative Cultural Studies, M W 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies 301 Love in World Literature, M W 0130-0318; T R 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies 306 The Quest in World Literature, M W 0130-0318 REFF*D
  • Comparative Studies 321 The Religions of India, T R 0930-1118 URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 398 Approaches to Comparative Studies, M W 1130-0118 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality, and Science, T R 0330-0518 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 541 Myth and Ritual, M W 0130-0318 JOHNSTON*S
  • Comparative Studies 543 Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • Comparative Studies 544 Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • Comparative Studies 550 Wexner Center Seminar, T R 1130-0118 LIVINGSTON*R
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 HORN*D
  • Comparative Studies 641 Japanese Religious Tradition, T R 0130-0318 KASULIS* T
  • Comparative Studies 677.03 Folk Custom, Art, and Material Culture, T R 0130-0318 NOYES*D
  • African American and African Studies 251 Introduction to African Literature, M W 0930-1118 MITSCH*R; T R 0930-1118 KORANG*K; W 0130-0318 MPHANDE*L
  • African American and African Studies 254 Themes in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 545 Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, M W 1130-0118 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 551 Selected Topics in African American Literatures, T R 1130-0118 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • Anthropology 202 Peoples & Cultures: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, M W 0830-1018; TR 1230-0218; TR 0230-0418
  • Anthropology H202 Peoples & Cultures: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, T R 1130-0118
  • Anthropology 241 The Culture and Cultures of the Middle East, M W 0230-0418 LIU*M
  • Anthropology 421.08 Indians of N. America, M W 1030-1218 ZAHARLICK*A
  • Anthropology 525 History of Anthropological Theory, M W 1230-0218 SMITH*C
  • Anthropology 620.11 Anthro of Religion, T R 0930-1118 COHEN*J
  • Arabic 241 Culture of the Contemporary Arabic World, T R 0530-0718 TABBAH*R
  • Chinese 232 Modern Chinese Culture, T R 0130-0318 STAFF
  • Chinese 674 Chinese Opera, F 0130-0418 CHAN*M
  • Classics 222 Classical Mythology, MTW F 1130- and R 930 or 1030 or W 1030
  • Classics H222 Classical Mythology, T R 1230-0218 JOHNSTON*S
  • Classics H223 Topics in Ancient Literature and Society, T R 0930-1118 JUSDANIS*G; M W 0130-0318 KALDELLIS*A
  • Classics 225 Classical Civilization: Rome, MTWRF 0930- FLETCHER*R
  • Classics 230 Medicine in the Ancient World, M W 1130-0118 NELSON
  • Classics 250 Sports and Spectacles in the Ancient World, MTWRF 1030-
  • Classics 324 Magic in the Ancient World, MTWRF 0230- GRAF*F
  • East Asian 346 Asian American Film, M W 0330-0518 BAO*W
  • English 280 The English Bible, M W 1130-0118 CARPENTER*G
  • English 281 Intro to African-American Literature, T R 0130-0318 WILLIAMS*A
  • English 367.05 The U.S. Folk Experience, M W 0130-0318 SHUMAN*A
  • English 577.02 Folklore Genres: Form, Meaning and Use, T R 0130-0318 KAPLAN*M
  • English 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • English 587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture, T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • English 588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture, M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • English 592 Special Topics in Women in Literature, T R 1130-0118 HIGGINBOTHAM
  • German 250 German Literature and Popular Culture, T R 0130-0318 BECKER-CANTA
  • Hebrew 241 Culture of Contemporary Israel, T R 1230-0218 SHENKAR*M; M W 0430-0618 GURARI*S
  • History 323.01 History of African-Americans in the Age of Slavery, M W 1130-0118 HALL*S
  • History 577.01 Chicano History, From the Spanish Colonial Period to 1900, M W 0130-0318 FERNANDEZ*L
  • Japanese 231 Elements of Japanese Culture, T R 0130-0318 NAKAYAMA*M
  • Music 250 Music Cultures of the World, MTWRF 0830-
  • Music 348 Music on the Move in a Globalized World, M W 1030-1218 FOSLER-LUSSI
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 241 The Culture and Cultures of the Middle East, T R 0130-0318 LIU*MORGAN
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 372 Literatures and Cultures of the Islamic World, T R 0930-1118 BUZOV*S
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 675 Intellectuals in the Middle East, M W 0930-1118 DU 0016 BUZOV*S
  • Portuguese 330 Intro to Brazilian Culture, L T R 1130-0118 and M 1130 or 1230 GORDON*R
  • Scandinavian 222 Nordic Mythology and Medieval Culture, T R 0930-1118 KAPLAN*M
  • Slavic 245 Introduction to Slavic Literature and Culture, T R 0230-0418
  • Sociology 380 American Ethnic and Racial Relations, T R 1130-0118
  • Spanish 331 Caribbean Cultures, L M W 0930-1118 T or R 930 or T 1030
  • Spanish 510 Mexican Studies, R 0330-0518 CORONA*I
  • Spanish 557 Survey of Latino/a Literature in the U.S., M W 1130-0118 CORONA*I
  • Spanish H560 Introduction to Spanish American Culture, M W 0930-1118 PODALSKY*L
  • Women's Studies 230 Gender, Sexuality, and Race in Popular Culture, T R 1130-0118 MIZEJEWSKI*L
  • Women's Studies 300 Intro to Feminist Analysis, T R 1130-0118 KEATING*C
  • Women's Studies 305 Gender, Culture, and Power in International Perspective, M W 0130-0318 ROY*RAILI
  • Women's Studies 340 Latina Experience in the U.S., M W 0130-0318 TBA
  • Women's Studies 370 Varieties of Female Experience: Lesbian Lives, M W 1030-1218 TBA
  • Women's Studies 505 Feminist Analysis in Global Perspective, M W 0930-1118 SREENIVAS*M
  • Women's Studies 510 American Women’s Movements, T R 0130-0318 SMOOTH*W
  • Women's Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality, and Science, T R 0330-0518 CHOY*T
  • Women's Studies 550 History of Western Feminist Thought, M W 1130-0118 TBA
  • Women's Studies 575 Issues in Contemporary Feminism, T R 0130-0318 BURACK*C
  • Yiddish 241 Yiddish Culture, MTWRF 1230- MILLER*D

Religious Studies

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Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Religious Studies area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Religious Studies. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 270 Introduction to Comparative Religion, MTW and R or F 1130- URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 321 The Religions of India, T R 0930-1118 URBAN*H
  • Comparative Studies 398 Approaches to Comparative Studies, M W 1130-0118 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 541 Myth and Ritual, M W 0130-0318 JOHNSTON*S
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 EL 2003 HORN*D
  • Comparative Studies 641 The Japanese Religious Tradition, T R 0130-0318 KASULIS* T
  • Anthropology 620.11 Anthropology of Religion, T R 1130-0118 MORITZ*M
  • Classics 222 Classical Mythology, MTW F 1130- and R 930 or 1030 or W 1030
  • Classics H222 Classical Mythology, T R 1230-0218 JOHNSTON*S
  • Classics 324 Magic in the Ancient World, MTWRF 0230- GRAF*F
  • English 280 The English Bible, M W 1130-0118 CARPENTER*G
  • Hebrew 241 Culture of Contemporary Israel, T R 1230-0218 SHENKAR*M; M W 0430-0618 GURARI*S
  • Hebrew H241 Culture of Contemporary Israel, T R 0930-1118 TANENBAUM*A
  • Hebrew 370 Biblical & Post Biblical Hebrew Lit in Translation, M W 0930-1118 MEIER*S; T R 1030-1218
  • Hebrew 378 Biblical and Post-Biblical Wisdom Literature, T R 0130-0318 AHRONI*R
  • Hebrew *620 Intro to Hebrew Literary and Cultural Texts, T R 1230-0218 TANENBAUM*A
  • Hebrew *621 The Bible as Literature: Selected Readings, T R 1030-1218 AHRONI*R
  • History 506 History of Early Christianity, T R 1130-0118 LYNCH*J
  • History 530.04 The American Jewish Experience, T R 1130-0118 JUDD*R
  • History 540.03 Ottoman Empire, T R 0930-1118 HATHAWAY*J
  • History of Art H210 Art of the Ancient World, T R 0930-1118 MEYER*A
  • History of Art 213 Asian Art, M W 0930-1118 STAFF
  • History of Art 216 Intro to African Art and Archeology, MTWRF 0830- ODITA*E
  • History of Art 305 Art and Civilization in the Near East, T R 0930-1118 CRANE*H
  • History of Art 529 Early Renaissance Art in Italy, M W 0130-0318 KLEINBUB*C
  • History of Art 677.02 Chinese Art: Buddhist, T R 0130-0318 HUNTINGTON*J
  • Japanese 641 The Japanese Religious Tradition, T R 0130-0318 KASULIS*T
  • Medieval and Renaissance Studies 215 Gothic Paris, M W 0330-0518 HELLER*S
  • Medieval and Renaissance Studies 216 The Medieval Jewish Experience, M W 1230-0218 FRANK*D
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 351 Introduction to Islam, T R 0130-0318 POURSHARIATI
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 372 Literatures and Cultures of the Islamic World, T R 0930-1118 BUZOV*S
  • Philosophy 215 Asian Philosophies, T R 0930-1118 KASULIS*T
  • Philosophy 270 Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion, T R 1130-0118 JORDAN*M
  • Philosophy 302 History of Medieval Philosophy, M W 0130-0318 SANSON*D
  • Philosophy 670 Philosophy of Religion, M W 1230-0218 RUDAVSKY*T
  • Scandinavian 222 Nordic Mythology and Medieval Culture, T R 0930-1118 KAPLAN*M
  • Sociology 467 Sociology of Religion, T R 0330-0518

Science and Technology Studies

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Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the Comparative Literature area of concentration offered in Autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for Science and Technology Studies. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.
  • Comparative Studies 272 Science and Society, T R 1030-1218 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 274 Intro to Comparative Cultural Studies, M W 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies H301 Love in World Literature," T R 0130-0318 HH 0050 SHEA*L
  • Comparative Studies 358 Film and Literature as Narrative Art, T 0130-0418 and R 0130-0318
  • Comparative Studies 398 Approaches to Comparative Studies, M W 1130-0118 SHANK*B
  • Comparative Studies 535 Gender and Science, T R 0330-0518 CC 0245 CHOY*T
  • Comparative Studies 550 Wexner Center Seminar, T R 1130-0118 LIVINGSTON*R
  • Comparative Studies 598 Senior Seminar, T R 1130-0118 HORN*D
  • Comparative Studies 677.03 material Culture, T R 0130-0318 NOYES*D
  • African American and African Studies 545 Intersections: Approaches to Race, Gender, Class, and Sexuality, M W 1130-0118 HL 0145 NEWTON*V
  • Anthropology 202 Peoples & Cultures: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, M W 0830-1018; T R 1230-0218; T R 0230-0418
  • Anthropology H202 Peoples & Cultures: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, T R 1130-0118
  • Anthropology 525 History of Anthropological Theory, M W 1230-0218 SMITH*C
  • Anthropology 597.01 Issues of Contemp World: Cultural Conflict in Developing Nations, T R 0830-1018 KLAUS*H; M W 1130-0118 MASTERS*M; M W 0330-0518 TEMPLE*D; T R 0330-0518 SCHUBERT*R
  • Anthropology 597.02 Issues of Contemp World: Women, Culture, and Development, M W 0830-1018 ROYCE*K; T R 1030-1218 ANGEL*J; T R 0330-0518 ARPS*S
  • Anthropology 601.04 Global Perspectives on Women's Health, T R 0130-0318 SMITH*C
  • Anthropology 611 Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Behavior, M W 0230-0418 GREMILLION*K
  • Anthropology 702 Theories in Cultural Anthropology, M W 0130-0318 COHEN*J
  • Biology 597 Biology of Human Diversity: Race, Gender, and Ethnicity, M W F 0930-1018 WRENSCH*D and T 0930-1118 or M 1030-1218 or W 1030-1218
  • Classics 230 Medicine in the Ancient World, M W 1130-0118 NELSON
  • Classics 324 Magic in the Ancient World, MTWRF 0230- GRAF*F
  • Communication 200 Communication in Society, T R 0130-0318 STAFFORD*L
  • Communication 240 Intro to Communication Technology, M W 0330-0518 MAHOOD*C
  • *Communication 311 Visual Communication Design, T R 1030-1218; M W 1230-0218; T R 0130-0318; M W 0230-0418
  • *Communication 501 Mass Communication and Youth, M W 0130-0318
  • *Communication H607 Mass Communication Law, T R 1130-0118 SCHWARTZ*T
  • *Communication 614 Issues and Images in Political Communication, T R 0230-0418 EVELAND*W
  • Communication 642 Mass Communication and Society, M W 1130-0118 DIMMICK*J
  • *Communication 644 Advertising and Society, M W 0130-0318 APPIAH*O
  • *Communication 662 Communication and Gender, M W 1230-0218 ROSS*F
  • English 574 History and Theories of Writing, T R 0930-1118 SIMPKINS*A
  • English 576.03 Issues & Movements in Critical Theory, T R 0130-0318 WHEELER*R
  • Environment and Natural Resources 201 Introduction to Environmental Sciences, L TWRF 0100- and M 900. 1200, 100, or 200 DAVIS*C
  • Environment and Natural Resources 367 The Making and Meaning of the American Landscape, L M W F 1030- and TR 1030 or 1130 or 1230 or 0130 or 0230 SIMPSON*J
  • History 524 Women in the Western World: the Industrial Revolution to the Present, T R 1030-1218 CONKLIN*A
  • History 579.01 American Cultural & Intellectual History, 1789-1900, T R 0130-0318 CONN*S
  • International Studies 356 Introduction to Globalization, M W 0130-0330 KELLY*R
  • International Studies/Agricultural Education 597.01 Problems & Policies in World Population, Food, & Environment, M W 0230-0418 SOUTHGATE*D
  • Philosophy 250 Symbolic Logic, T R 0130-0318 TENNANT*N
  • Sociology 605 Sociology of Sexuality, T R 1130-0118; M W 0330-0518
  • Sociology 629 Sociology of Health: Mental and Physical Dimensions, M W 0130-0318
  • Women's Studies 300 Intro to Feminist Analysis, T R 1130-0118 KEATING*C
  • Women's Studies 305 Gender, Culture, and Power in International Perspective, M W 0130-0318 ROY*RAILI
  • Women's Studies 325 Issues in Women's Health, M W 1130-0118 BENNETT*A
  • Women's Studies 370 Varieties of Female Experience: Lesbian Lives, M W 1030-1218 TBA
  • Women's Studies 505 Feminist Analysis in Global Perspective, M W 0930-1118 SREENIVAS*M
  • Women's Studies 535 Gender, Sexuality and Science, T R 0330-0518 CHOY*T
  • Women's Studies 575 Issues in Contemporary Feminist Theory, T R 0130-0318 BURACK*C

Word Literatures

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Arranged by geo-political region: Courses listed here are ONLY the required and elective courses for the World Literatures major offered in autumn 2007. Go to requirements to see the range of courses that may fulfill requirements for the World Literatures major. To see all Comparative Studies courses, go to all. Consult your Comparative Studies adviser to be sure the courses you choose are appropriate for your particular program. In some cases, courses not listed below may, given relevant content, be substituted at the discretion of your adviser.

Interdepartmental Courses in World Literatures

(Courses not listed below may, given appropriate content, be substituted at the discretion of the Comparative Studies or World Literatures adviser.)

Africa

  • African American and African Studies 251 Introduction to African Literature, M W 0930-1118 MITSCH*R; T R 0930-1118 KORANG*K; M W 0130-0318 MPHANDE*L
  • African American and African Studies 367.04 Black Women Writers: Text and Context, M W 0330-0518 LIVINGSTON*A; M W 0530-0718 NEWTON*V

East and South Asia/Pacific

  • Japanese 251 Japanese Literature in Translation, M W 0130-0318 QUINN*S
  • Japanese 654 Japanese Literature: Classical Period, M W 0330-0518 FUKUMORI*N
  • Korean 251 Korean Literature in Translation, T R 0130-0318 PARK-MILLER

Latin America/Caribbean

  • Portuguese 330 Introduction to Brazilian Culture, T R 1130-0118 and M 1130 or 1230 GORDON*R
  • Spanish 331 Caribbean Cultures, L M W 0930-1118 and R 0930- or T 1030

Middle East

  • Arabic 372 Modern Arabic Literature in Translation (cross-listed with Women’s Studies), M W 1030-1218 ZEIDAN*J
  • Hebrew 370 Biblical and Post-Biblical Hebrew Literature in Translation, M W 0930-1118 MEIER*S; T R 1030-1218
  • Hebrew 378 Biblical and Post-Biblical Wisdom Literature, T R 0130-0318 AHRONI*R
  • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 372 Literatures and Cultures of the Islamic World, T R 0930-1118 BUZOV*S
  • Women’s Studies 372 Modern Arabic Literature in Translation (cross-listed with Arabic), M W 1030-1218 ZEIDAN*J

North America and Europe

  • African American and African Studies 254 Themes in African-American Literature, T R 0330-0518 NEWSUM*H
  • African American and African Studies 367.03 African-American Voices in U.S. Literature, M W 0130-0318 NEWTON*V
  • African American and African Studies 367.04 Black Women Writers: Text and Context, M W 0330-0518 LIVINGSTON*A; M W 0530-0718 NEWTON*V
  • Classics 222 Classical Mythology, MTW F 1130- and R 930 or 1030 or W 1030
  • Classics H222 Classical Mythology, T R 1230-0218 JOHNSTON*S
  • Classics H223 Topics in Ancient Literature and Society, T R 0930-1118 JUSDANIS*G; M W 0130-0318 KALDELLIS*A
  • Classics 324 Magic in the Ancient World, MTWRF 0230- GRAF*F
  • Comparative Studies 543 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture (cross-listed in English), T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • Comparative Studies 544 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture (cross-listed in English), M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • English 513N Introduction to Medieval Literature, M W 0530-0718 JONES*C
  • English 520.01 Shakespeare, M W 1130-0118 DUTTON*A; T R 0130-0318 WILSON*L
  • English 521 Sixteenth-Century Literature, M W 0930-1118 HIGHLEY*C
  • English 540 Poetry and Poetics of the British Romantic Period, T R 0130-0318 DE 0214 TANNENBAUM*L
  • English 542 The Victorian Novel, M W 0130-0318 GARCHA*A
  • English 547N 20th-Century Poetry, T R 0530-0718 PRINZ*J
  • English 550 Colonial and U.S. Literature to 1830, M W 0930-1118 HEWITT*E
  • English 551 U.S. Literature, 1830-1865, T R 0930-1118 FINK*S
  • English 553 20th-Century U.S. Fiction, M W 1130-0118 LEICK*K
  • English 561 Special Topics in Fictional and Nonfictional Narrative, T R 1130-0118 KNEEDLER*S
  • English 562 Special Topics in Drama, M W 0130-0318 SPINRAD*P
  • English 582 Studies in African American Literature, T R 0330-0518 MITCHELL*K
  • English 587 Studies in Asian American Literature and Culture (cross-listed in Comparative Studies), T R 0130-0318 PONCE*M
  • English 588 Studies in Latino/a Literature and Culture (cross-listed in Comparative Studies), M W 1130-0118 DELGADILLO
  • English H590.02 Honors Seminar: The Renaissance, M W 0930-1118 SPINRAD*P
  • English H590.02 Honors Seminar: Later 19th Century, T R 0330-0518 GALVAN*J
  • English H590.02 Honors Seminar: Literature in English after 1945, M W 0330-0518 ALDAMA*F
  • English 592 Special Topics in Women in Literature, T R 1130-0118 HIGGINBOTHAM
  • English H598 Honors Seminar: Selected Topics in Literature and Literary Interpretation, M W 0130-0318 MACPHERSON
  • German 250 German Literature and Popular Culture, T R 0130-0318 BECKER-CANTA
  • German 299 Weimar and the Third Reich in German Literature and Film, T R 1230-0248 DAVIDSON*J
  • Modern Greek 371 Modern Greek Literature in Translation, M W 0930-1118 JUSDANIS*G
  • Russian 250 Masterpieces of 19th Century Russian Literature, M W 1030-1218 BURRY*A; T R 1030-1218 BONDARCHUK*L; M W 1230-0218 RIKOUN*P; M W 0330-0518 CARON*I
  • Russian 251 Masterpieces of 20th and 21st Century Russian Literature, T R 1030-1218 BRINTLINGER*
  • Russian 521 Russian Literature in the Age of Realism, T R 1130-0118
  • Russian 656 Russian Women Writers, M W 0130-0318 RIKOUN*P
  • Scandinavian 222 Nordic Mythology and Medieval Culture, T R 0930-1118 KAPLAN*M
  • Slavic 245 Introduction to Slavic Literature and Culture, TR 0230-0418
  • Slavic 367 The East European Experience in America, T R 1130-0118
  • Spanish 320 Don Quixote in Translation, L T R 0930-1118 and M 930 or 1030 or W 0930 HAIDT*R
  • Women’s Studies 367.01 U.S. Women Writers: Text and Context, T R 0930-1118 TBA; M W 1130-0118 DB 0049 TBA; T R 1130-0118; M W 0330-0518; T R 0530-0718 TBA
  • Women’s Studies 367.04 Black Women Writers: Text and Context, T R 0130-0318 COCHRAN*S; M W 0530-0718 LIVINGSTON*A
  • Yiddish 367 Jewish-American Voices in U.S. Literature, MTWRF 0230- LONG-VANBROC
  • Yiddish 399 The Holocaust in Literature and Film, T R 0130-0318 JACOBS*N

Cross-Cultural Courses

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(Only one course may be chosen and counted toward one of the regions; all five regions must be represented.)
  • African American and African Studies 551 Selected Topics in African-American and Related Literatures, T R 1130-0118 NEWSUM*H
  • Comparative Studies 201 Literature and Society, M W 0930-1118
  • Comparative Studies 202.01Literature and Religion, T R 1130-0118 JONES*L
  • Comparative Studies 203 Literature and the Self, M W 0930-1118 WATSON*J
  • Comparative Studies H203 Literature and the Self, M W 0130-0318 WATSON*J
  • Comparative Studies 301 Love in World Literature, M W 0130-0318; T R 0330-0518
  • Comparative Studies 306 The Quest in World Literature, M W 0130-0318 REFF*D
  • Comparative Studies 308 Representations of the Experience of War, T R 0930-1118; M W 0130-0318
  • Comparative Studies 358 Film and Literature as Narrative Art, T 0130-0418 and R 0130-0318
  • Linguistics 375 Language across Cultures, T R 0130-0318
  • Women’s Studies 215 Reading Women Writers, T R 0930-1118; M W 0330-0518