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The '''Proseminar in Comparative Literature''' is organized around | The '''Proseminar in Comparative Literature''' is organized around the question of comparative literature: What has been the historical, social-political practice of the discipline? How do theories become transnational, transdisciplinary practices of comparative literature? What is the state of the discipline today? | ||
==Format== | |||
Seminar. One final research paper. Several short reports. | |||
==Prerequisites== | |||
Students other than comparative literature graduate students new to Binghamton University, including undergraduates, may be admitted as space permits and with consent of instructor. | |||
[[Category:Graduate courses]] | [[Category:Graduate courses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:55, 10 February 2007
The Proseminar in Comparative Literature is organized around the question of comparative literature: What has been the historical, social-political practice of the discipline? How do theories become transnational, transdisciplinary practices of comparative literature? What is the state of the discipline today?
Format
Seminar. One final research paper. Several short reports.
Prerequisites
Students other than comparative literature graduate students new to Binghamton University, including undergraduates, may be admitted as space permits and with consent of instructor.
