Autumn 2019 Time Schedule
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| C LIT 200 INTRO TO LIT | (VLPA) |
260 Sokoloff,Naomi B Open 118/ 120 CR/NC
WORLD LITERATURE AND THE NOBEL
PRIZE
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156 Dueholm,Amalie Goul Open 33/ 37
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391 Shen,Jingsi Open 37/ 38
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230 Shen,Jingsi Open 27/ 37
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> 290 Dueholm,Amalie Goul 21/ 38
FIRST-YEAR INTEREST GROUPS (FIGS)
ONLY, QUESTIONS VISIT
FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS.
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| C LIT 230 INTRO TO FOLKLORE | (VLPA/I&S) |
134 Smidchens,Guntis Open 68/ 75 J
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| C LIT 240 WRITING IN C LIT | (C) |
245 Nielsen,Ruth M Closed 24/ 24 W
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243 KRYSTAL,BARBARA JUDITH Closed 24/ 24 W
FIRST YEAR INTEREST GROUP (FIG)
STUDENTS ONLY. QUESTIONS? VISIT
FYP.WASHINGTON.EDU/EXTRASEATS
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| C LIT 251 INTRO: THEMES | (VLPA) |
115 Steele,Cynthia Open 27/ 30 J
NARCO NARRATIVE
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125 Simpson,Caroline C Closed 6/ 5 J
THE POLITICS OF WEIRDNESS IN COMICS
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| C LIT 252 INTRO TO GENRES | (VLPA) |
B006 Kaup,Monika Closed 6/ 5 WJ
METAMORPHOSES OF DETECTIVE
FICTION FROM POE TO THE PRESENT
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| C LIT 295 STUDY ABROAD |
IS LIT & VISUAL ARTS | (VLPA) |
101 Marin,Ileana Open 11/ 15 J
EXPLORES EASTERN AND WESTERN
ARTISTIC TRENDS AND IDEOLOGIES IN
ROMANIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE
DURING THE LAST 100 YEARS.
INVESTIGATES CONTRIBUTIONS TO
SURREALISM, DADAISM, THEATRE OF
THE ABSURD, AND PRACTICES OF
RESISTANCE AGAINST COMMUNISM AS
WELL AS WOMEN'S ROLES IN FORGING A
POST- SOVIET IDENTITY. TAUGHT IN
ENGLISH
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| C LIT 395 STUDY ABROAD |
IS SPEC STDYS COMP LIT | (VLPA) |
317 Senderovich,Sasha Open 0/ 5 J
JEWISH-AMERICAN LITERATURE&CULTURE
OFFERED: JOINTLY WITH JEW ST 357 +
ENGL 357 & RUSS 320 A.
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| C LIT 490 DIRECTED STDY/RSCH |
IS > INTERNSHIP |
IS > HONORS THESIS | (VLPA) |
IS > SPEC STDYS COMP LIT | (VLPA) |
307 Childs,Mary E Open 3/ 5 J
"BEYOND THE ANTHROPOCENE:
PERMACULTURE AND POETRY"
MOST OF US AGREE THAT THE CLIMATE
CRISIS IS UPON US. THIS CLASS
WILL EXPLORE CONSTRUCTIVE
RESPONSES TO THE CRISIS THROUGH
ENGAGEMENT IN AGRICULTURE AND
POETRY. READING WORKS OF CARLO
PETRINI, WENDELL BERRY, JANE
BENNET, DONNA HARAWAY AND OTHERS,
WE WILL EXPLORE THE INTERSECTIONS
BETWEEN PERMACULTURE, SLOW FOOD,
AND POETRY, BETWEEN WORKING THE
LAND AND WORKING OUR OWN
LANGUAGE, TO IMAGINE
POSSIBILITIES OF CREATING MODES
OF BEING IN THE WORLD THAT MAY
HELP US NAVIGATE THE CRISIS. THE
CLASS WILL INCLUDE FIELD TRIPS TO
LOCAL URBAN AND RURAL FARMS, IN
SEATTLE AND THE OLYMPIC
PENINSULA.
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139 Geist,Anthony Open 4/ 5 J
SPANISH TRANSLATION
PREREQUISITE: EITHER SPAN 303 OR
SPAN 316; EITHER SPAN 323, LING 200
OR LING 400
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| C LIT 549 20TH-CENT LIT |
286 Kaup,Monika Open 2/ 3 J
TOPIC: LATINX LITERATURE AND THE
PROBLEM OF REALISM
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| C LIT 551 TEXTUAL THEORY |
159 Turnovsky,Geoffrey Open 2/ 4 J
THIS IS THE SAME COURSE AS FRENCH
551 A. PLEASE EMAIL GT2@UW.EDU IF
YOU ARE INTERESTED IN TAKING THIS
COURSE.
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| C LIT 570 NOVEL-THRY & PRAC |
A216 Crnkovic,Gordana P Closed 5/ 5 J
LITERATURE AND OTHER TIMES
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| C LIT 590 MA ESSAY |
IS SPEC SEMINAR/CONFER |
IS > B 1-5 to be arranged 1/ 15E
GRADUATE COURSE TAKEN WITH
400-LEVEL COURSE IN C LIT OR OTHER
RELATED DEPARTMENTS.
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| C LIT 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH |
IS > MASTERS THESIS |
IS > DOCTORAL DISSERTATN |
IS > |