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Academic Year 2000/2001

Romance Languages and Literatures (Courses Not Currently Offered)

FIST:French, Ital., Span. in Trans.

• FIST236 FA Four Myths of Modern Individualism: Don Quijote, Don Juan, Celestina the Bawd, & Lazarillo the Rogue
• FIST237 FA Medieval Love: Desire in Language
• FIST238 FA Medicean Negotiations: Cultural Production and the Renaissance Papacy
• FIST238 FA Medicean Negotiations: Cultural Production and the Renaissance Papacy
• FIST239 FA Boccaccio on the Cusp of Modernity
• FIST264 FA Reading Contexts, Interpretation, Transmission and Appropriation: The Story of a Traveling Text
• FIST272 FA A Century of Italian Fictions
• FIST276 FA Days and Knights of the Round Table
• FIST282 FA From Populism to Neoliberalism: States of Identity and Injury in Latin America
• FIST283 FA Italian Opera and Cultural History
• FRST274 FA Days and Knights of the Round Table
• SPAN258 FA The Fantastic in Latin American Literature
• SPAN282 FA From Populism to Neoliberalism: States of Identity and Injury in Latin America
• FIST222 SP Dante, Divine Comedy
• FIST225 SP Individual and Society in Latin American Fiction
• FIST245 SP Italian Cinema, Italian Society
• FIST246 SP Primo Levi: Memory of the Offense
• FIST255 SP French Fairy Tales: Of Pixies, Politics and Parodies
• FIST265 SP Latin American Culture and Society in the Sixties: The Last Utopia
• FIST271 SP The 19th-Century French Novel
• FIST274 SP Camus, Sartre, and Simone de Beauvoir: The Paris School of Existential Writing
• FIST281 SP The Latin American Boom

FREN: Language and Literature

• FREN225 FA Maigret and the French Detective Novel
• FREN231 FA Building the Pedestal: The Representation of Women in Medieval and Renaissance Lyric Poetry
• FREN253 FA From Perfectibility to Sadism: Reason and Its Discontents
• FREN264 FA French Theater, Marivaux to Feydeau
• FREN268 FA The Fantastic in French Fiction
• FREN273 FA Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel
• FREN277 FA French Surrealism and the Avant-Garde
• FREN278 FA Advanced Seminar in Literature: The Text: Author, Reader, Society
• FREN279 FA Literature and Crisis
• FREN283 FA Poets and Playwrights of Negritude
• FREN397 FA Advanced Seminar in Literature: Mirror in the Text
• FRST293 FA Medieval Archaeology
• FREN224 SP Introduction to French Literature & Culture II: 19th-20th Centuries
• FREN226 SP Popular Culture and Bande Dessinee
• FREN227 SP The Painter and French Fiction
• FREN228 SP Women and Literature in France, 1945-2000: A Complete Revolution?
• FREN242 SP The French Fable: La Fontaine, Pre- and Post-
• FREN251 SP Imaginary Voyages: From Satire to Science Fiction
• FREN252 SP Sexual Politics of the 18th Century
• FREN254 SP French Fairy Tales: Of Pixies, Politics and Parodies
• FREN256 SP From the Diary to the Stage: Women Writers and Literary Genres from the 17th to the 20th Centuries
• FREN257 SP Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
• FREN258 SP Confession in French 20th-Century Literature
• FREN259 SP Legends of the French Revolution
• FREN266 SP Don Juan: The Myth and French Literature
• FREN272 SP Exoticism
• FREN273 SP Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel
• FREN281 SP Themes in the French Theater
• FREN285 SP Fables, Foibles, Messages and Morals: Varieties of French Moralistic Literature
• FREN288 SP Workshop in Literary Translation
• FREN290 SP Narrative Strategies 19th- to 20th-Century French Fiction
• FREN336 SP Production and Performance of a French Play
• FRST275 SP French Film and French Society

FREN: French Studies/Tutor&Thesis

• FRST265 FA Caribbean Art and Afro-American Art to 1863
• FRST299 FA African History and Art
• FRST211 SP The French Revolution and the Old Regime
• FRST297 SP Comparative French Revolutions
• FRST299 SP African History and Art

ITAL:ItalianLanguage/Lit/Tut&Thesis

• ITAL239 FA Boccaccio on the Cusp of Modernity
• ITAL240 FA Topics in 20th-Century Italian Literature and Culture
• ITAL242 FA Postwar Italy in Fiction and Film: Views of Contemporary Italian Civilization
• ITAL243 FA Gender Perspectives in Modern Italian Fiction and Film
• ITAL272 FA A Century of Italian Fictions
• ITAL283 FA Italian Opera and Cultural History
• ITAL223 SP Introduction to Italian Literature and Culture: 12th-19th Centuries
• ITAL233 SP Machiavelli
• ITAL234 SP Dante
• ITAL237 SP Introduction to Cavalaresque Epic
• ITAL241 SP Nation Formation: Italy in the 19th Century
• ITAL244 SP Italian and Italian/American Cinema: Images, Immigration, and Cross-Cultural Comparisons
• ITAL245 SP Italian Cinema, Italian Society

SPAN: Spanish Lang.&Lit./Tut&Thesis

• SPAN237 FA Representation in the Margins
• SPAN250 FA History and Fiction in Latin American Literature
• SPAN254 FA Spanish American Short Story
• SPAN257 FA Texts and Nations in the Latin American Postcolonial Scene
• SPAN258 FA The Fantastic in Latin American Literature
• SPAN259 FA Literature and Society in Contemporary Latin America
• SPAN282 FA From Populism to Neoliberalism: States of Identity and Injury in Latin America
• SPAN297 FA Advanced Seminar in Literature: The Culture of Drama
• SPAN231 SP Sex, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice: Spanish Classical Theater
• SPAN240 SP Spanish Cultural Studies: 1800 to the Present Topic for 1995-96: Europe's Problematic Threshold to A
• SPAN243 SP Modern Spanish Fiction
• SPAN245 SP Problems in Spanish Intellectual History: 1868-1936
• SPAN246 SP Dictatorship to Democracy: Spanish Postwar Culture Through Film and Theater
• SPAN251 SP Resistance and Discourse: The Place of the Indigenous in Modern Latin America
• SPAN252 SP Modern Spanish American Poetry
• SPAN253 SP The Spanish American Novel
• SPAN256 SP The Experience of the Country and the City in Latin American Literature
• SPAN290 SP Advanced Seminar in Literature: First Images of America in Colonial Literature

Last Updated on MAR-26-2001

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