Comparative Literature | Fall 1998

• C145 1181-1190 - Major Characters in Literature: The Lover
• C151 1191 - Introduction to Popular Culture
• C200 1192 - Topic: The Image of the City: Paris and London in the 19th Century
• C200 1193 - Leonardo Da Vinci & Michelangelo
• C205 1194 - Comparative Literary Analysis
• C216 1195 - Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Western Literature
• C251 1196 - Lyrics and Popular Songs
• C255 1197-1198 - Modern Literature & the Other Arts
• C261 1199 - Introduction to African Literature
• C300 1200 - Modern/Tradition Yiddish Lit/Culture
• C305 1201 - Comparative Approaches to Literature: Theory and Method
• C311 1202 - Drama
• C321 1203 - Medieval Literature: Literature by Women in the Middle Ages
• C405 1204 - Senior Seminar in Comp Lit: Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and the Bible
• C493 1205 - Film Adaptations of Literature
• C501 1208 - Introduction to Contemporary Literary Studies
• C502 1209 - Field Methods of Comparative Literature
• C506 1210 - Western Literary/Intellectual Traditions After 1500
• C507 1211 - Teaching Methods in Comparative Literature
• C511 1214 - Drama
• C523 1215 - Medieval Literature
• C545 1216 - Psychoanalysis, Feminism, and the Bible
• C576 1217 - Chinese-Western Studies II
• C611 1218 - Medieval Literature: Literature by Women in the Middle Ages
• C641 1219 - Literature in Its Intellectual and Cultural Contexts
• C655 1220 - Topics in Inter-Arts Studies: Opera and Film
• C790 1221 - Changing Perspectives--American Literature Revisited by European Film makers