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EN 322: Comparative Literature II

Posted on December 8, 2012 by Kate Bueltmann

Comparative Literature  II

Course Description: Studies world literature in historical, aesthetic and cultural context with special attention paid to issues in literary and translation theory (Taken from My.Butler course description).

Coursework:

Language Essay

Truth Essay

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