COLT - Comparative Literature - Undergraduate Courses

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• COLT 1 Read the World
•  7 First Year Seminars
• COLT 8.01 Friends, Enemies, Lovers: Civil War and Revolution (in English)
• COLT 10.28 Children on the Streets
• COLT 10.29 Robots and AI in Fiction and Film
• COLT 10.30 Ghosts, Monsters, Psychos The Aesthetics of Horror
• COLT 19 Translation: Theory and Practice
• COLT 19.01 Translation: Theory and Practice (in English)
• COLT 19.05 Workshop in Literary Translation
• COLT 19.06 Decolonizing Translation
• COLT 19.07 Translating East Asian Languages: Theory and Practice
• COLT 40.01 History of the Book
• COLT 40.07 Video Games and the Meaning of Life
• COLT 49.05 Decadence, Degeneration and the Fin de Siecle
• COLT 50.01 Literature and Ideology in Eastern Europe
• COLT 51.01 African Literatures: Masterpieces of Literature from Africa
• COLT 52.09 Childhood, Memory, and the Caribbean
• COLT 53.06 Arab Feminisms
• COLT 54.01 Ukraine, Jews, and the Literature of War
• COLT 55.03 Eco-Fiction: Stories of Ghosts and Other Beings from Premodern China
• COLT 57.09 How to Be a Fascist
• COLT 62.10 Women and War in Modern Literature and Film
• COLT 63.03 Mobs, Crowds, and the People: Activism in Populist Times (in English)
• COLT 66.01 What is Psychoanalysis?
• COLT 70.05 Environmental Imagination: Ecological Narratives for the Anthropocene
• COLT 70.07 Environmental Crises & Human Rights
• COLT 72.01 Global Literary and Cultural Theory
• COLT 73.05 The Frankfurt School: An Introduction to Critical Theory
• COLT 79 Independent Study
• COLT 85 Senior Seminar in Research and Methodology
• COLT 87 Honors Thesis in Comparative Literature