Spring '18 East Asian Humanities II: Traditions and Transformations new Problems in Literary Study: The Postcolonial Family Romance new Who Owns This Sentence? Copyright Culture from the Romantic Era to the Age of the Internet new Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace: Writing as Fighting new Manga: Visual Culture in Modern Japan new Cybernetics, Literary Ghosts and the Italian Way new Imaginary Worlds: Early Modern Science Fiction new Seminar in 19th- and 20th-Century French Literature: Beckett new Poetries of Resistance new Vladimir Nabokov new Topics in Greek Literature: Plato and Aristotle on Poetry new Chinese Cinemas new Special Topics in the History of Philosophy: Nietzsche new Women and Liberation: Feminist Poetics and Politics in the Americas (1960s to the present) new German Intellectual History: Literature and Science from Kepler to Goethe new Class, Desire, and the Novel new Dangerous Bodies: Cross-Dressing, Asia, Transgression new Dreams and Nightmares in Hispanic Fiction and Film new Masterworks of European Literature new South Asian American Literature and Film new Modernism and Modernity: Documentary and the Discourse of Reality new Comparative Poetics of Passing: Race, Ethnicity, Sexuality new Korean Travel Narratives, 1100s-1930s new 5 Ways of Reading Don Quixote Learning Shakespeare by Doing new Philosophy and Literature: Western Thought and the Russian Dialogic Imagination new Topics in Non-Western and General Literature: Ideographs new Topics in Literary and Cultural Theory: Erich Auerbach and the Origin of Existential Realism new Contemporary Critical Theories: Marx's Capital new Love and Violence through Words: Modern Chinese Literature in the Age of Revolution new Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Culture and Ethics new Literature and Medicine new Creative Writing (Literary Translation) new Topics in Critical Theory: Comparative Literature Writing and Dissertation Colloquium new Studies in Forms of Narrative: Jokes, Laughter, Comedy new Fall '18 Introduction to Comparative Literature Literature and Society Comparative Literature Graduate Pedagogy Seminar Love, Death, and the Supernatural: Medieval Verbal and Visual Cultures Topics in Critical Theory: Comparative Literature Writing and Dissertation Colloquium Junior Seminar: Introduction to Comparative Literature German Media Theory: Rhetorics of Surveillance "Modern" Poetry and Poetics: Baudelaire to the "Present" The Nature of Reality in Medieval Arabic Literature Postwar Japanese Narrative: Modern to Postmodern A Cultural History of Nineteenth Century Europe through Wagner's Ring Topics in German Culture and Society: Denial, Disavowal, and the Problem of Knowing Agency, Persons, Aesthetics. Epistemologies of the Polis Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities: Persons, Selves, Fictions Topics in Literature and Philosophy: Sentences Translation, Migration and Culture Advanced Creative Writing (Literary Translation) Seminar in Romance Linguistics and/or Literary Theory: Literary Theory from Phenomenology to Post-Structuralism Sex, Violence, Sacrilege in Enlightenment Fiction Introduction to Digital Humanities Popular Trends in South Asian Literature Arabs, Jews, and Arab-Jews in Literature, History, and Culture The Classical Roots of Western Literature Criticism and Theory: Fredric Jameson Stolen Years: Youth under the Nazis in World War II East Asian Humanities I: The Classical Foundations What is Passing? Cultural Encounters in Race, Ethnicity, and Sexuality Philosophy of Art: Aesthetic Values in Art and Life Ideographs, Images and Emblems Radical African Thought and Revolutionary Youth Culture Special Studies in Modernism: Exilic Time Topics in Hindi/Urdu: Literature and Cinema BANNED: The Paradox of Free Speech in Cinema Nietzsche The Bible as Literature
