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2000-2001 Calendar
2001-2002 Calendar
1999-2000 Catalogue

Courses may be offered by the departments of Classics, East Asian Studies,
French and Italian, German and Russian, and Spanish

Note: All courses listed in this section fulfill the area requirement in Literature (L). Course descriptions and indications of other area designations are included in the sections of the various departments. Literature courses in translation scheduled for 2000-2001 include the following:

Classics 240 The Tragic Hero: The Drama of Sophocles

East Asian Studies 231 The Chinese Novel: Vignettes of Life in Imperial China

271 Women in Japanese Cinema and Literature

332 Masterpieces: Modern Japanese Novels

Russian 177 Russia's Greatest Writers

232 Topics in Russian Literature

238 20th-Century Russian Literature: The Search for Utopia

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