E383 Geographies of Identity

3 credit(s)

A study of selected works in translation from non-Anglo- American cultural traditions. Students in this course explore literature from around the world with a focus on how identities, perspectives, and values are shaped by geographical and cultural circumstances. We look particularly at literary dialogues and confrontations between the Western European tradition and writers from other cultures, especially Russian and African, from the 19th century to today. Offered in alternate fall semesters. Prerequisite: E250.

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E383 Geographies of Identity