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Academic Year 2001/2002

French, Italian, Spanish in Translation - Courses Not Currently Offered

• FIST235 FA Early Modern Multiculturalism: Old and New World Identities in the Age of Conquest
• 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
• FIST239 FA Boccaccio on the Cusp of Modernity
• FIST247 FA Italian Fascism and Culture
• FIST264 FA Reading Contexts, Interpretation, Transmission and Appropriation: The Story of a Traveling Text
• FIST272 FA A Century of Italian Fictions
• FIST275 FA Murder and Adultery: The French and Russian Novel
• FIST280 FA 20th-Century Literature and Civilization in Spain (in translation)
• FIST282 FA From Populism to Neoliberalism: States of Identity and Injury in Latin America
• FIST283 FA Italian Opera and Cultural History
• FIST222 SP Dante, Divine Comedy
• FIST225 SP Individual and Society in Latin American Fiction
• FIST226 SP Visions of the Hispanic
• FIST227 SP Visions of Women Contemp Brazi
• FIST240 SP The Performative Space of the Renaissance Italian Court
• FIST244 SP Italian and Italian/American Cinema: Images, Immigration, and Cross-Cultural Comparisons
• FIST245 SP Italian Cinema, Italian Society
• FIST246 SP Primo Levi: Memory of the Offense
• FIST271 SP The 19th-Century French Novel
• FIST274 SP Camus, Sartre, and Simone de Beauvoir: The Paris School of Existential Writing
• FIST279 SP Postmodern Metafictional Narratives in Contemporary Spain
• FIST281 SP The Latin American Boom
• FIST285 SP Reading Theories

Last Updated on MAR-19-2002

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