Graduate Schedule of Classes for Fall 2008
Comparative Literature
Comparative Literature
Continuation Class Please refer to the University Bulletin for specific details regarding registration. Students who should register for CONT 500a Full-time Graduate Research should use sage class # 4929; students who should register for CONT 450a Part-time Graduate Research should use sage class# 5842.
| Class # | Course # | Status | Course Title | Meeting Time(s) | Instructor(s) |
| 6268 | COML 120B sec. 1 | Closed | Dangerous Writers and Writers in Danger [ hum ] Enrollment limited to 15 |
Block K - M,W 02:10 PM - 03:30 PM | Ratner,Esther |
| 5508 | COML 165A sec. 1 | Closed | Reading, Writing, and Teaching across Cultures [ hum wi ] Enrollment limited to 20 |
Block N - T,F 01:40 PM - 03:00 PM | Hale,Jane A |
| Cross-Listed in Comparative Literature | |||||
| 4807 | ECS 100A sec. 1 | Open | European Cultural Studies Proseminar: Modernism [ hum wi ] See Course Catalog for Special Notes |
Block K - M,W 02:10 PM - 03:30 PM | Dowden,Stephen |
| 6095 | ENG 128A sec. 1 | Open | Alternative Worlds: Modern Utopian Texts [ hum ] See Course Catalog for pre-requisites. |
Block M - M,W 05:10 PM - 06:30 PM | Campbell,Mary Baine |
| 6320 | HUM 125A sec. 1 | Open | Topics in the Humanities [ hum ] Topic for fall 2008: Self.net This course will consider the relation between network technology and subjectivity, using the network as a metaphor to think about distributed identity and cognition. Readings will include a broad range of philosophical works, literary texts, electronic literature, and new media art. While the emphasis will be on network technologies of the digital age, we will also make connections to print culture and the history of the book, as well as to earlier technologies and touchstones of the Western canon. |
(Self.net) Block D - M,W,Th 11:10 AM - 12:00 PM | Swanstrom,Elizabeth |