Seminar in Comparative Literature
This course explores representation as a cultural and political problem from antiquity to the modern era. Representation will be analyzed as a means of depicting or constructing reality and as a tool for constituting individual and collective subjectivity. We consider literary and other modes of representation in their historical contexts.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: 9.0 credits; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: Permission of instructor; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: Permission of instructor; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: LCT202Y1 and one of: LCT302H1 , LCT303H1 , LCT304H1 , LCT305H1 , LCT306H1 , LCT307H1 , LCT308H1 . Students who do not meet the prerequisites should contact the department.; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: LCT202Y1 and one of: LCT302H1 , LCT303H1 , LCT304H1 , LCT305H1 , LCT306H1 , LCT307H1 , LCT308H1 . Students who do not meet the prerequisites should contact the department.; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: Completion of 14.0 credits and permission of Program Coordinator.; Prerequisite:; Prerequisite: Completion of 14.0 credits and permission of Program Coordinator.; Prerequisite:
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027