American University Catalog 2003-2004
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Rotating topics include film and literature, national cinema, film genres, major filmmakers, and independent filmmakers. Meets with LIT-646. Usually of- fered every year.
LIT-350 Literature of Central Europe in the Twentieth Cen- tury (3) Introduces students to the literary interrelations among the various national and ethnic groups of Central Europe includ- ing Bohemia, Austria, Germany, and Hungary, and their depend- ence on Russian and Scandinavian authors. Writers studied include Dostoyevsk...y, Kafka, Koestler, Kraus, Meyerink, Schnitzler, Werfel, and Zweig. Offered only in Prague. Usually offered every fall.
LIT-360 Topics in Medieval Literature (3) Topics vary by sec- tion, may be repeated for credit with different topic. The literature of the Middle Ages reflects a radically different world view in writings that capture human beings at their best and worst mo- ments. Rotating topics include Chaucer, Dante, and a survey of medieval literature. Meets with LIT-660. Usually offered every year.
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Rotating topics include film and literature, national cinema, film genres, major filmmakers, and independent filmmakers. Meets with LIT-646. Usually of- fered every year.
LIT-350 Literature of Central Europe in the Twentieth Cen- tury (3) Introduces students to the literary interrelations among the various national and ethnic groups of Central Europe includ- ing Bohemia, Austria, Germany, and Hungary, and their depend- ence on Russian and Scandinavian authors. Writers studied include Dostoyevsk...y, Kafka, Koestler, Kraus, Meyerink, Schnitzler, Werfel, and Zweig. Offered only in Prague. Usually offered every fall.
LIT-360 Topics in Medieval Literature (3) Topics vary by sec- tion, may be repeated for credit with different topic. The literature of the Middle Ages reflects a radically different world view in writings that capture human beings at their best and worst mo- ments. Rotating topics include Chaucer, Dante, and a survey of medieval literature. Meets with LIT-660. Usually offered every year.
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