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Academic Year 2003/2004

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

• FIST234 FA Cervantes: The Representation of Outsiders
• FIST235 FA Biculturalism, Border-Crossing, and Nonconformist Identities in the Age of Conquest
• FIST236 FA Four Myths of Modern Individualism: Don Quixote, Don Juan, Celestina the Bawd, & Lazarillo the Rogue
• FIST238 FA Dissimulation, Truth and Power: Making up Machiavelli
• FIST241 FA Dante and Medieval Culture I
• FIST247 FA Italian Fascism and Culture
• FIST273 FA The Black African in the Early Modern Imagination
• FIST276 FA Days and Knights of the Round Table
• FIST281 FA The Latin American Boom
• FIST282 FA Latin American Contemporary Short Stories
• FIST285 FA Reading Theories
• FIST226 SP Visions of the Hispanic
• FIST227 SP Visions of Women in Contemporary Brazil
• FIST235 SP Biculturalism, Border-Crossing, and Nonconformist Identities in the Age of Conquest
• FIST240 SP The Performative Space of the Renaissance Italian Court
• FIST242 SP Dante and Medieval Culture II
• FIST246 SP Primo Levi: Memory of the Offense
• FIST248 SP Mother, Madonna, Whore, Muse: Women in Italian Society
• FIST255 SP Crossing Oceans: "Italian Americana" in Fict/Film
• FIST265 SP Latin American Culture and Society in the Sixties: The Last Utopia
• FIST271 SP The 19th-Century French Novel
• FIST279 SP Postmodern Metafictional Narratives in Contemporary Spain
• FIST281 SP The Latin American Boom

Last Updated on MAR-19-2004

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