Global Culture Core Requirements

Courses Fulfilling Global Culture Core Requirements, Fall 2012

Contestations of Nation in Literature and Culture (CNLC)

• ENG 283A: Asian American Cultural Representations
• ENG 283C: Contemporary World Literature
• ENG 370B: Visions of Reality in 19th/20th-Century American Literature
• ENG 370D: Re-Visioning America
• ENG 380A: Stiff Upper Lips
• ENG 380B: Black, Latino, and Asian Gangs
• ENG 450C: American Radicalism
• ENG 450D: Deluze
• ENG 380C:  Contemporary Rhetorics of Race and Racism

Global Cultural Productions (GCP)

• ENG 200E: 19th-Century Russian Literature in Translation
• ENG 200F: Intro to Latin American and Caribbean Studies
• ENG 200G: German Film and Culture
• ENG 283F: Slavery in Latin America
• ENG 380E: Caribbean Writers in Fiction and Film
• ENG 380F: Modern Women in Literature and Film
• ENG 390E: Issues in Feminine Writing and Films
• ENG 390F: African Novel

CNLC or GCP

• ENG 283I: Post-War Asian American Literature and Culture
• ENG 283J: Women Writing the Americas
• ENG 300K: The Evolution of Happiness
• ENG 300L: Gaming as Literature
• ENG 380I: Black Housing Narratives
• ENG 380J: Postcolonial India
• ENG 380L: Literary Respsonses to the Holocaust
• ENG 450I: Borges/Calvino
• ENG 450J: Postcolonial Fiction
• ENG 450K: Walter Benjamin
• ENG 450L: Ethics

Remember: No one course can count for two requirements for your major.

Courses Fulfilling Global Culture Core Requirements, Summer 2012

Contestations of Nation in Literature and Culture (CNLC)

• ENG 300C:  Contemporary American Lit (Offered during both Summer Session 1 and Summer Session 2)

Remember: No one course can count for two requirements for your major.

Courses Fulfilling Global Culture Core Requirements, Spring 2012

Contestations of Nation in Literature and Culture (CNLC)

• ENG 283A: Violence and the American Imagination 
• ENG 380A: Finding America 
• ENG 380B: Fabulous Fictions
• ENG 380C: Translation and Globalization 
• ENG 380D: Youth and Subculture
• ENG 390A: Literature of N. Africa and the Middle East   

Global Cultural Productions (GCP)

• ENG 200E: 20th-Century Russian Literature in Translation 
• ENG 283E: Mann's Doctor Faustus 
• ENG 283F: Heroines, Goddesses, Whores and Wives 
• ENG 383E: Women in Russian Literature 
• ENG 390E: African Novel 
• ENG 450F: Kafka and His Readers  

CNLC or GCP 

• ENG 283L: Flattery or Civility? 
• ENG 300J: Post Holocaust Literature 
• ENG 380I: Magical Realism 
• ENG 380J: New Immigrants in New York 
• ENG 380K: Moscow: Text and Context
• ENG 380L: Cultures of the Cold War
• ENG 450I: Film and Philosophy
• ENG 450J: Goethe 
• ENG 450K: Writing Exile and Migration

• ENG 450L: The Politics of Translation 

 Remember: No one course can count for two requirements for your major.

Courses Fulfilling Global Culture Core Requirements, Winter Session 2012

Contestations of Nation in Literature and Culture

•  ENG 300A: Native American Literature

 
Courses Fulfilling Global Culture Core Requirements, Fall 2011

Contestations of Nation in Literature and Culture (CNLC)

• ENG 283A: Rhetorics of Democracy
• ENG 300A: Satire from Rome to Colbert
• ENG 370B: Democracy in the Literatures of the Americas
• ENG 380A: Stiff Upper Lips
• ENG 380B: Black, Latin, and Asian Gangs
• ENG 380D: Korean American Literature and Culture
• ENG 390C: African American Novel
• ENG 450A: Contesting American Identities

 Global Cultural Productions (GCP)

• ENG 200E: 19th-Century Russian Literature
• ENG 200G: German Film and Culture
• ENG 300E: Yeats, Beckett, Joyce
• ENG 380E: Contemporary Black Britain
• ENG 380F: Modern Women in Literature and Film
• ENG 380G: Freud as/in Literature
• ENG 380H: Russian Drama
• ENG 450F: Transnational Modernisms
• ENG 450H: Bayeux Tapestry

 CNLC or GCP 

• ENG 283J: Politics of Women of Color
• ENG 283K: Traumatized Bodies
• ENG 283L: Monastery and Cathedral Towns
• ENG 300J: From Book to Film
• ENG 380I: Exile Literature
• ENG 380J: Modern Drama
• ENG 380K: Modern Britain in a Global Frame
• ENG 380L: Literary Response to the Holocaust
• ENG 450J: Holocaust Fiction
• ENG 450K: Temporalities of Capital

Remember: No one course can count for two requirements for your major.