2022 Literature Summer Courses
LIT 61F [Online/Remote]
Session 1
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LIT 80I [Online/Remote]
Session 2
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LIT 102 [In Person]
Session 1
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LIT 111D [In Person]
Session 2
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Special Session: July 23-30
The course is part of The Dickens Universe.
LIT 121A [Online/Remote]
Session 2
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LIT 131D [Online/Remote]
Session 1
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LIT 141G [In Person]
Led by: Camilo Gomez- Rivas (he/him/his), Associate Professor of Mediterranean Studies
Location(s): Spain and MoroccoLIT 160J [Online/Remote]
Session 2
Topic: Documenting Fugitivity: Border Crossings and Unsettling Narratives
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LIT 179C [In Person]
Special Session - June 20 to July 1; and July 5.
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Introduction to Reading Fiction (5 credits)
Topics in American Culture (5 credits)
Translation Theory (5 credits)
William Shakespeare (5 credits)
Charles Dickens (5 credits)
The Heroic Epic (5 credits)
Literature in a Global Context: King Kong vs. Godzilla: A Comparative Study of U.S. and Japanese Empires (5 credits)
Global Seminar: Muslim Granada and Its Legacy (6 credits)
Exile, Diaspora, Migration (5 credits)
Methods and Materials (5 credits)
