Comparative Literature

2026-2027

104 courses

C L 180KIntroduction to Comparative Literature
C L 301Introduction to Comparative Literature
C L 305Topics in Comparative Literature
C L 305.1Forbidden Romance in Modern Chinese Literature
C L 305.2The Vampire in Slavic Cultures
C L 305.3Movies Go To War
C L 305.4Grimms' Fairy Tales
C L 305.5Korean Literature and Film
C L 305CDissent in Twentieth-Century Ukraine
C L 305DAfro-Brazilian Diaspora
C L 305EGods and Goddesses of India
C L 305SThe Soviet Hero in Literature and Culture
C L 315World Literature
C L 318QSupervised Research
C L 320Conference Course in Comparative Literature
C L 323Topics in Comparative Literature
C L 323.13Introduction to Arabic Literature
C L 323.15Israel Through Its Literature
C L 323.16The Scandinavian Contribution to World Literature
C L 323.20Rebels and Revolutionaries in Russian History and Literature
C L 323.27The Major Works of Tolstoy
C L 323.29The Russian Novel
C L 323.3Autobiography: A Modern Literary Species
C L 323.30The Major Works of Dostoevsky
C L 323.31War and Revolution in Russian Literature and Culture
C L 323.33Feminism and Film: Women Filmmakers in Northern and Central Europe
C L 323.34Russian Myths and Folktales
C L 323.36Love in the East and West
C L 323.37The Qur'an
C L 323.4Self-Revelation in Women's Writing
C L 323.40Holocaust Aftereffects
C L 323.41Decoding Classical Chinese Poetry
C L 323.42Anti-Semitism in History and Literature
C L 323.44Berlin
C L 323.49Northern European Comics
C L 323.51Viking Language: Runes and Sagas
C L 323.52Bad Language: Race, Class, and Gender
C L 323.54Russian Cinema From Potemkin to Putin
C L 323.55Russian Fairytales
C L 323.58Russian and Mexican Men in Popular Culture
C L 323.59The Ancient Historians
C L 323.6Caribbean Literature
C L 323.60Danticat and Diaz
C L 323.61Classic Lyric Poems
C L 323.62Forugh Farrokhzad and Her Poetry
C L 323.63Iranian and Iranian-American Identity
C L 323.64Israel and Palestine: A Cultural Perspective
C L 323.65Youth and Violence in the Middle East and Eurasia
C L 323.66Twentieth-Century Persian Literature
C L 323.69The Arts of Hip Hop
C L 323.71Russia Through American Eyes
C L 323.72Performing LGBTQ+
C L 323.73Greek Tragedies and Postcolonial Dramas
C L 323.74Queer Eastern Europe
C L 323.75Identity, Codes, and Culture
C L 323.76Humor and Hardship in Arabic Literature
C L 323.77Cultural Translation
C L 323.78Geography in Eastern Europe and Eurasia
C L 323.79Russia's Soul: Spiritual Traditions
C L 323.8Bulgakov's Master and Margarita
C L 323CSoviet Romance in Film
C L 323DRepresenting Disaster in Japan
C L 323EThe Environment and East Asia
C L 323FAnimals in Asia
C L 323GHistory and Memory in Japan and Korea
C L 323ITranslating Asia
C L 323JGermanic Novels: History, Culture, and Interpretation
C L 323KLiterature, Culture, and Ecology in Northern and Central Europe
C L 323LNordic Noir
C L 323MSilent Film in Germany and Scandinavia
C L 323NGermanic and Scandinavian Modernisms, 1870-1925
C L 323OThe Bhagavad Gita: Interpretation and Ethics
C L 323PKorean Cinema
C L 323QElena Ferrante: Politics and Passion
C L 323RDiasporic Magic: Literature and Performance
C L 323SCultural Memory and the Classic Chinese Novel
C L 323TScandinavian Cinema Since 1980
C L 323UFilms of Ingmar Bergman
C L 323VArendt and de Beauvoir
C L 323WContemporary Scandinavian Stories