LIT courses
462 courses · University of California Santa Cruz · Fall 2026
- LIT 1 — LIT 1Literary Interpretation1 section
- LIT 42D — LIT 42DStudent Directed Seminar: Critical Engagement with Capitalism Through Literature and Media1 section
- LIT 60A — LIT 60AThe Graphic Novel: Memoirs1 section
- LIT 60B — LIT 60BIntroduction to Anime Studies1 section
- LIT 60C — LIT 60CBanned Books1 section
- LIT 60X — LIT 60XKamasutra, Tantra, and Sex in Ancient India1 section
- LIT 61C — LIT 61CDevils, Dervishes, and Bawdy Tales from Baghdad to Canterbury: The Story within the Story1 section
- LIT 61F — LIT 61FIntroduction to Reading Fiction1 section
- LIT 61H — LIT 61HReading the Movies1 section
- LIT 61J — LIT 61JIntroduction to Jewish Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 61K — LIT 61KIntroduction to the Fairy Tale1 section
- LIT 61L — LIT 61LTrue Stories: Memoir1 section
- LIT 61M — LIT 61MApproaches to Classical Myth1 section
- LIT 61N — LIT 61NIntroduction to Children's Literature1 section
- LIT 61P — LIT 61PIntroduction to Reading Poetry1 section
- LIT 61R — LIT 61RRace in Literature1 section
- LIT 61S — LIT 61SSacred Texts1 section
- LIT 61T — LIT 61TTravel Narratives1 section
- LIT 61U — LIT 61UIntroduction to Speculative Fiction1 section
- LIT 61W — LIT 61WWriting and Research Methods1 section
- LIT 61X — LIT 61XTragedy: Learning Through Suffering1 section
- LIT 61Y — LIT 61YArthurian Romance1 section
- LIT 61Z — LIT 61ZIntroduccion a generos literarios de Espana y America Latina1 section
- LIT 80B — LIT 80BMonsters and Literature1 section
- LIT 80D — LIT 80DLiterary Traditions of India1 section
- LIT 80E — LIT 80EAnimals and Literature1 section
- LIT 80H — LIT 80HThe Politics of Fashion1 section
- LIT 80I — LIT 80ITopics in American Culture1 section
- LIT 80K — LIT 80KTopics in Medical Humanities1 section
- LIT 80L — LIT 80LThe Holocaust: The Destruction of European Jewry1 section
- LIT 80M — LIT 80MChina in the Post-Reform Period1 section
- LIT 80N — LIT 80NLatino Expressions in the U.S1 section
- LIT 80O — LIT 80OLove, Anarchy, Revolution1 section
- LIT 80P — LIT 80PTopics in Latin American Culture1 section
- LIT 80Q — LIT 80QJane the Virgin: Latinx Readers and (Latin) American Literature1 section
- LIT 80T — LIT 80TPractical Magic1 section
- LIT 80U — LIT 80UIntroduction to Contemplative Reading1 section
- LIT 80V — LIT 80VLiterature and History1 section
- LIT 80W — LIT 80WCaptive Minds: The Literature of Pre-modern Slavery1 section
- LIT 80X — LIT 80XGlobal Narratives1 section
- LIT 80Y — LIT 80YHarry Potter1 section
- LIT 80Z — LIT 80ZIntroduction to Shakespeare1 section
- LIT 81A — LIT 81AHomer's Odyssey1 section
- LIT 81B — LIT 81BLiterature and Photography1 section
- LIT 81C — LIT 81CThe Novels of Toni Morrison1 section
- LIT 81D — LIT 81DThe Prophet and the Qur’an1 section
- LIT 81E — LIT 81EThe Influencers: How Social Media Shape Us1 section
- LIT 81F — LIT 81FGhosts of Slavery, 1960-80s/2000-20s1 section
- LIT 81G — LIT 81GThe Good Life1 section
- LIT 81H — LIT 81HLiterature and Pandemic: The World at the End of the World1 section
- LIT 81I — LIT 81IEngineering California1 section
- LIT 81J — LIT 81JThe 1001 Nights1 section
- LIT 81L — LIT 81LThe Lord of the Rings1 section
- LIT 87 — LIT 87Introduction to Literary Topics1 section
- LIT 87B — LIT 87BOne Great Book1 section
- LIT 87H — LIT 87HWhat Can I Do with My Degree? Humanities-Powered Jobs1 section
- LIT 90 — LIT 90Introduction to Creative Writing1 section
- LIT 90X — LIT 90XIntroduccion a la Escritura Creativa/Introduction to Creative Writing1 section
- LIT 91A — LIT 91AIntermediate Fiction/Prose Writing1 section
- LIT 91B — LIT 91BIntermediate Poetry Writing1 section
- LIT 92A — LIT 92AEscritura de ficción, prosa intermedia / Intermediate Fiction, Prose Writing1 section
- LIT 92B — LIT 92BEscritura de poesía intermedia / Intermediate Poetry Writing1 section
- LIT 99A — LIT 99ATutorial1 section
- LIT 99B — LIT 99BTutorial1 section
- LIT 99C — LIT 99CTutorial1 section
- LIT 99F — LIT 99FTutorial1 section
- LIT 101 — LIT 101Theory and Interpretation1 section
- LIT 102 — LIT 102Translation Theory1 section
- LIT 108A — LIT 108ALiterature Internships1 section
- LIT 108B — LIT 108BLiterature Internships 21 section
- LIT 109X — LIT 109XMarxist Literary Criticism1 section
- LIT 110A — LIT 110AThe Traditional British Canon, Part I1 section
- LIT 110B — LIT 110BThe Traditional British Canon, Part II1 section
- LIT 110C — LIT 110CThe Traditional U.S. Canon: Beginnings to 19001 section
- LIT 110D — LIT 110DThe Traditional U.S. Canon, 1900 to the Present1 section
- LIT 111B — LIT 111BGeoffrey Chaucer1 section
- LIT 111C — LIT 111CJohn Milton1 section
- LIT 111D — LIT 111DWilliam Shakespeare1 section
- LIT 111E — LIT 111EEdmund Spenser1 section
- LIT 112A — LIT 112AJane Austen1 section
- LIT 112C — LIT 112CCharles Dickens1 section
- LIT 112E — LIT 112EBob Dylan as Poet: From Folk Hero to Electric Messiah1 section
- LIT 112G — LIT 112GWilliam Faulkner1 section
- LIT 112I — LIT 112IKafka1 section
- LIT 112K — LIT 112KHerman Melville1 section
- LIT 112M — LIT 112MTwain1 section
- LIT 112P — LIT 112PGwendolyn Brooks1 section
- LIT 112S — LIT 112SSamuel Johnson1 section
- LIT 114A — LIT 114AOrlando Furioso1 section
- LIT 114B — LIT 114BDon Quixote de la Mancha1 section
- LIT 114C — LIT 114CDante's Divine Comedy1 section
- LIT 114D — LIT 114DGoethe's Faust1 section
- LIT 114E — LIT 114EOne Way Ticket to Hell … and Back: Exploring Dante’s Inferno1 section
- LIT 114F — LIT 114FFinding Dante: A Reader’s Guide to Getting Out of Hell1 section
- LIT 116B — LIT 116BEncountering Antiquity1 section
- LIT 116C — LIT 116CAncient Myth/Modern Poetics1 section
- LIT 116F — LIT 116FKnights, Ladies, and Werewolves: Medieval French Literature in Translation1 section
- LIT 116G — LIT 116GVictorian Monsters1 section
- LIT 116I — LIT 116IPhilosophy in India1 section
- LIT 116J — LIT 116JReligions of India1 section
- LIT 117A — LIT 117AOld Iranian Literature1 section
- LIT 118A — LIT 118AHebrew Bible1 section
- LIT 119A — LIT 119AAmerican Archives1 section
- LIT 120A — LIT 120ATopics in Poetry1 section
- LIT 120B — LIT 120BPoetry of the 17th Century1 section
- LIT 120C — LIT 120CVictorian Poetry1 section
- LIT 120D — LIT 120DNineteenth-Century American Poetry1 section
- LIT 120E — LIT 120EEarly- to Mid-20th-Century American Poetry1 section
- LIT 120F — LIT 120FTopics in Modern Poetry1 section
- LIT 120H — LIT 120HAmerican Poetry Since World War II1 section
- LIT 120J — LIT 120JContemporary American Poetry1 section
- LIT 121A — LIT 121AThe Heroic Epic1 section
- LIT 121D — LIT 121DMedieval Epic1 section
- LIT 121G — LIT 121GThe Idea of Poetry1 section
- LIT 121H — LIT 121HClassical Poetics in Elizabethan Verse1 section
- LIT 121J — LIT 121JMedieval Romance1 section
- LIT 121K — LIT 121KRadical Moderns/Poetry International1 section
- LIT 121L — LIT 121LGreen Ache: Ecopoetics, Race, and Material1 section
- LIT 121M — LIT 121MBlue and Brown: Race, Gender, and Blackness1 section
- LIT 121N — LIT 121NRAGE: Race and Performance1 section
- LIT 121O — LIT 121OBody Theories and Embodied Poetics in Contemporary American Poetry1 section
- LIT 121Q — LIT 121QQueer Lyrics: A History of LGBTQ Poetry in the United States1 section
- LIT 123C — LIT 123CHistory of the Essay: From Seneca to Solnit1 section
- LIT 124A — LIT 124AMasters of Modernist Short Fiction1 section
- LIT 124B — LIT 124BThe Contemporary Latin American Short Story1 section
- LIT 124C — LIT 124CThe Contemporary Short Story1 section
- LIT 125A — LIT 125AAncient Novel1 section
- LIT 125B — LIT 125BStudies in the English Novel1 section
- LIT 125C — LIT 125CGreat French Novels1 section
- LIT 125D — LIT 125DModern and Contemporary German Literature1 section
- LIT 125H — LIT 125HModern Arabic Novel1 section
- LIT 125I — LIT 125IWhat is the Novel?1 section
- LIT 125J — LIT 125JFrench Science Fiction1 section
- LIT 126A — LIT 126AInternational Cyberpunk1 section
- LIT 126F — LIT 126FSpeculative Fiction As Cultural Theory and Practice1 section
- LIT 126G — LIT 126GScience Fiction and the Sublime: Science, Technology, and Subjectivity1 section
- LIT 126H — LIT 126HArtificial Intelligence and Human Imagination1 section
- LIT 126P — LIT 126PPoe, Past and Present1 section
- LIT 126R — LIT 126RRace and Speculative Fiction1 section
- LIT 126T — LIT 126TTime Travel Narratives1 section
- LIT 127D — LIT 127DTravel Writing1 section
- LIT 127J — LIT 127JHow to Write Like a Journalist1 section
- LIT 130A — LIT 130AAncient Literature in Cross-Cultural Perspective1 section
- LIT 130B — LIT 130BTravel Writing and Intercultural Relations in the Middle Ages1 section
- LIT 130D — LIT 130DThe Global Middle Ages1 section
- LIT 130M — LIT 130MWitchcraft & Magic1 section
- LIT 131A — LIT 131AProblems1 section
- LIT 131B — LIT 131BSpace/Time1 section
- LIT 131C — LIT 131CWorldings1 section
- LIT 131D — LIT 131DLiterature in a Global Context1 section
- LIT 132A — LIT 132AGermany in War and Peace1 section
- LIT 133C — LIT 133CModern Japanese Novel1 section
- LIT 133D — LIT 133DTopics in the Literatures and Cultures of Southern Asia1 section
- LIT 133E — LIT 133EContemporary Chinese Society, Culture, and Politics1 section
- LIT 133F — LIT 133FPacific Rim Discourse1 section
- LIT 133G — LIT 133GThe Nuclear Pacific1 section
- LIT 133H — LIT 133HHaunted by the Forgotten War: Literature and Film of the Korean War1 section
- LIT 133I — LIT 133IGlobal Japan: Literatures of the Japanese Diaspora1 section
- LIT 133J — LIT 133JColonial Punjab1 section
- LIT 133K — LIT 133KContemporary Asian Literature1 section
- LIT 133L — LIT 133LWomen Behaving Badly in East Asian Fiction1 section
- LIT 134A — LIT 134ACaribbean Literature1 section
- LIT 135A — LIT 135ATopics in African Literature1 section
- LIT 135E — LIT 135EThe Historical Imaginary1 section
- LIT 135F — LIT 135FEmpire and After in the Anglophone Novel1 section
- LIT 135G — LIT 135GPostcolonial Writing1 section
- LIT 135H — LIT 135HAfrican Futurisms1 section
- LIT 136B — LIT 136BBeat Literature and the World1 section
- LIT 137A — LIT 137AGlobal Cities1 section
- LIT 137C — LIT 137CImagining Paris1 section
- LIT 138A — LIT 138ACulture and Nation1 section
- LIT 138B — LIT 138BRegions in American Literature1 section
- LIT 138C — LIT 138CModern Turkish Literature1 section
- LIT 139A — LIT 139ATopics in American Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 139B — LIT 139BLos Angeles Circa 19921 section
- LIT 139C — LIT 139CDiasporic Literature and Film of California1 section
- LIT 141A — LIT 141AEarly Mediterranean Cultures1 section
- LIT 141B — LIT 141BClassical Chinese Culture and Literature, 10th Century B.C.E. through Sixth Century C.E1 section
- LIT 141C — LIT 141CClassical Chinese Culture and Literature, Sixth Century through 16th Century1 section
- LIT 141D — LIT 141DClassical Arabic Literature and Islamic Civilization1 section
- LIT 141E — LIT 141EPost-Classical Arabic Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 141G — LIT 141GGranada: The Moor's Last Sigh and the Muslim's Frontier: The City in the Mediterranean Imagination1 section
- LIT 144A — LIT 144AContinental Renaissance1 section
- LIT 144G — LIT 144GUnruly Minds and Mental Illness in Literature1 section
- LIT 145A — LIT 145AColonial American Literatures1 section
- LIT 146A — LIT 146AStudies in Romanticism1 section
- LIT 146B — LIT 146BVictorian Literature1 section
- LIT 146C — LIT 146CVictorian Prose1 section
- LIT 146D — LIT 146DNineteenth-Century American Fiction1 section
- LIT 146F — LIT 146FThe Dissenting Tradition in America1 section
- LIT 146G — LIT 146GQueer(y)ing Victorian Literature1 section
- LIT 147A — LIT 147ATwain, Slavery, and the Literary Imagination1 section
- LIT 148B — LIT 148BThe Harlem Renaissance and its Afterlives1 section
- LIT 148I — LIT 148IToni Morrison's Americas1 section
- LIT 149A — LIT 149ABehind the Berlin Wall1 section
- LIT 149B — LIT 149BContemporary American Literature1 section
- LIT 149C — LIT 149CThe 1960s1 section
- LIT 149D — LIT 149DTopics in Modern Literature1 section
- LIT 149E — LIT 149EModern Fiction and Poetry1 section
- LIT 149F — LIT 149FContemporary Mexican Narrative1 section
- LIT 149G — LIT 149GWar in Contemporary American Culture1 section
- LIT 149H — LIT 149HThe Future1 section
- LIT 149I — LIT 149IContemporary Medievalisms1 section
- LIT 149J — LIT 149JThe Good Life1 section
- LIT 149K — LIT 149KLiterature and Social Movements: Writing on Rioting1 section
- LIT 150D — LIT 150DThe Power of Writing: Books and Libraries 600-15001 section
- LIT 150E — LIT 150ELetters, Literature: A Correspondence Course1 section
- LIT 151B — LIT 151BThe Phenomenon of Tragedy1 section
- LIT 151G — LIT 151GEnglish Drama: 1576-16421 section
- LIT 151K — LIT 151KGender, Race, and Disability in American Drama1 section
- LIT 151L — LIT 151LTheater in India1 section
- LIT 151M — LIT 151MGerman Drama1 section
- LIT 154B — LIT 154BLiterature and the Arts1 section
- LIT 154C — LIT 154CHip Hop Hi Art1 section
- LIT 154D — LIT 154DLiterature and Sound (and Soundscapes)1 section
- LIT 155A — LIT 155ACinema and Subjectivity1 section
- LIT 155C — LIT 155CNew German Cinema1 section
- LIT 155D — LIT 155DItalian Cinema and Literature1 section
- LIT 155E — LIT 155ECinema and Social Change in Latin America1 section
- LIT 155H — LIT 155HThe Horror Film1 section
- LIT 155J — LIT 155JThe Films of John Carpenter1 section
- LIT 155L — LIT 155LVampire Film1 section
- LIT 155N — LIT 155NCinema in India1 section
- LIT 155O — LIT 155OWomen In/As Horror: Critical Approaches to the Horror Film1 section
- LIT 155P — LIT 155PGangsters and Destiny: French Film Noir1 section
- LIT 156A — LIT 156AThe Gothic Imagination in Fiction, Film, and Theory1 section
- LIT 156E — LIT 156EMapping Fictions: Geocritical Approaches to Cultural Studies1 section
- LIT 157A — LIT 157AModern Ancient Drama1 section
- LIT 157C — LIT 157CRepresentations of Hamlet1 section
- LIT 157E — LIT 157EGreek Drama/Modern Film1 section
- LIT 160C — LIT 160CCruelty: Enjoying the Pain of Others1 section
- LIT 160E — LIT 160ERace and Comics1 section
- LIT 160F — LIT 160FTopics in Cultural Studies1 section
- LIT 160G — LIT 160GTopics in Literary Theory1 section
- LIT 160H — LIT 160HTopics In Narratives of Resistance1 section
- LIT 160I — LIT 160IRace, Militarism, and Empire in Asia and the Pacific1 section
- LIT 160J — LIT 160JExile, Diaspora, Migration1 section
- LIT 160K — LIT 160KRace, Labor, and Migration1 section
- LIT 160L — LIT 160LLiterature and Philosophy1 section
- LIT 160M — LIT 160MThe War on Terror1 section
- LIT 160N — LIT 160NJohn Brown: Prophet or Fanatic?1 section
- LIT 160P — LIT 160PWTF is going on?: Media literacy in the age of disinformation1 section
- LIT 160Q — LIT 160Q(Gender)Queer Theories1 section
- LIT 160R — LIT 160RGangsters, Bandits and Rogues: The Image of the Outlaw from the Middle Ages to the Present1 section
- LIT 160S — LIT 160SCultures of Socialism1 section
- LIT 160T — LIT 160TReading Torture1 section
- LIT 161A — LIT 161AAfrican American Literature1 section
- LIT 161B — LIT 161BAfrican American Women Writers1 section
- LIT 162A — LIT 162AAsian American Literature1 section
- LIT 162B — LIT 162BLiterature of the Asian Diaspora1 section
- LIT 162C — LIT 162CSo Many Little Lives: Representations of Trauma in Asian American Literature1 section
- LIT 163A — LIT 163AAmerican Indian Literature1 section
- LIT 164A — LIT 164AJewish Travel Narratives1 section
- LIT 164B — LIT 164BHebrew Poetry1 section
- LIT 164C — LIT 164CGlobal Jewish Writing1 section
- LIT 164D — LIT 164DJewish Diaspora, Ethnicity, and Urban Life1 section
- LIT 164G — LIT 164GLiterature and the Holocaust1 section
- LIT 164H — LIT 164HJewish Writers and the European City1 section
- LIT 164J — LIT 164JJewish Writers and the American City1 section
- LIT 164K — LIT 164KJewish Comedy1 section
- LIT 165A — LIT 165AChicanx/Mexican American Literature1 section
- LIT 165B — LIT 165BLatino Fictions of the Americas1 section
- LIT 165C — LIT 165CMesoamerican Indigenous/Indigenista Literature1 section
- LIT 166A — LIT 166ARepresentations of Gender in Medieval Literature1 section
- LIT 166B — LIT 166BEarly Modern Representations of Gender1 section
- LIT 166C — LIT 166CEarly Modern Italian Women Writers1 section
- LIT 166E — LIT 166EWomen's Literature1 section
- LIT 166J — LIT 166JWomen Modernists1 section
- LIT 167B — LIT 167BMonsters and Humans1 section
- LIT 167C — LIT 167CMetamorphoses: Pre/Post Modern Transformations1 section
- LIT 167E — LIT 167EThe Vampire in Literature and Popular Culture1 section
- LIT 167F — LIT 167FAnimals and Literature1 section
- LIT 167G — LIT 167GReading the Weather: Literature and Global Climate Change1 section
- LIT 167H — LIT 167HDisability in Transnational Asian American Studies1 section
- LIT 167I — LIT 167IThe Enviromental Humanities1 section
- LIT 167J — LIT 167JExhibiting Monsters1 section
- LIT 167K — LIT 167KRace and the Environment in the Atlantic World1 section
- LIT 167M — LIT 167MCreation and its Discontents: From the Human to the Posthuman1 section
- LIT 167N — LIT 167NLooking for Life in Space, from 1000 BCE to the Present1 section
- LIT 167O — LIT 167OAliens: Science and Fiction1 section
- LIT 167P — LIT 167PLiterature and Social Movements for Health Justice1 section
- LIT 167W — LIT 167WWildfire in the West: Literature, Art, Theory1 section
- LIT 168A — LIT 168AThe Culture of Islamic Law1 section
- LIT 168B — LIT 168BIslamic Law and Society1 section
- LIT 169A — LIT 169AWhite Flow(n): Race, Gender, and Material1 section
- LIT 179A — LIT 179AAdvanced Writing: Fiction1 section
- LIT 179B — LIT 179BAdvanced Writing: Poetry1 section
- LIT 179C — LIT 179CMethods and Materials1 section
- LIT 179E — LIT 179EWriting for Transformation1 section
- LIT 181A — LIT 181ABiblical Hebrew, Part 11 section
- LIT 181B — LIT 181BBiblical Hebrew, Part 21 section
- LIT 181C — LIT 181CCoptic1 section
- LIT 181D — LIT 181DReading Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Part 11 section
- LIT 181E — LIT 181EReading Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Part 21 section
- LIT 181F — LIT 181FReading Egyptian Hieroglyphs, Part 31 section
- LIT 181G — LIT 181GSanskrit, Part 11 section
- LIT 181H — LIT 181HSanskrit, Part 21 section
- LIT 182A — LIT 182ALe Moyen Age1 section
- LIT 182E — LIT 182EEtudes de Poésie1 section
- LIT 182F — LIT 182FLe théâtre1 section
- LIT 182H — LIT 182HAuteur et culture1 section
- LIT 182I — LIT 182ILittérature d'expression française hors de France1 section
- LIT 182J — LIT 182JTheorie1 section
- LIT 182K — LIT 182KTextes et contextes1 section
- LIT 182L — LIT 182LScience-Fiction Française1 section
- LIT 183A — LIT 183AEinführung in der deutschen Literatur1 section
- LIT 183B — LIT 183BThemen in deutscher Literatur und Kultur1 section
- LIT 183D — LIT 183DDie deutsche Romantik1 section
- LIT 183F — LIT 183FDie deutsche Novelle1 section
- LIT 183G — LIT 183GDeutsche Komödie1 section
- LIT 183H — LIT 183HDas deutsche Drama1 section
- LIT 183I — LIT 183IDeutscher Film: Geschichte, Kultur, Gesellschaft1 section
- LIT 183K — LIT 183KModerne deutsche Literatur und Film1 section
- LIT 183M — LIT 183MModerne deutsche Fiktion1 section
- LIT 183N — LIT 183NModern Deutsche Lyrik1 section
- LIT 183P — LIT 183PFremdenangst: Ausländerfeindlichkeit in der deutschen Literatur und Kultur1 section
- LIT 184A — LIT 184AIntroduction to Greek Literature1 section
- LIT 184B — LIT 184BGreek Drama1 section
- LIT 184C — LIT 184CGreek Poetry1 section
- LIT 184D — LIT 184DProse Authors1 section
- LIT 184E — LIT 184ESpecial Topics in Greek Literature1 section
- LIT 185B — LIT 185BLetteratura e cultura italiana1 section
- LIT 185H — LIT 185HL'Opera italiana1 section
- LIT 185I — LIT 185ITeatro italiano1 section
- LIT 185J — LIT 185JPoesia moderna1 section
- LIT 185L — LIT 185LLa novella italiana1 section
- LIT 185M — LIT 185MFascismo e resistenza1 section
- LIT 185N — LIT 185NLe donne nell'Italia moderna1 section
- LIT 185O — LIT 185O''I need a hero:'' Ariosto's (Un)Epic Renaissance1 section
- LIT 185P — LIT 185PBoccaccio: Decameron1 section
- LIT 185Q — LIT 185QDante: Divina Commedia1 section
- LIT 185S — LIT 185SPetrarca1 section
- LIT 185Z — LIT 185ZItalian Studies Writing in the Discipline1 section
- LIT 186A — LIT 186AIntroduction to Latin Literature1 section
- LIT 186B — LIT 186BRoman Poetry1 section
- LIT 186C — LIT 186CProse Authors1 section
- LIT 186D — LIT 186DSpecial Topics in Latin Literature1 section
- LIT 188A — LIT 188ALiteratura medieval1 section
- LIT 188B — LIT 188BLiteratura peninsular: de los orígenes al siglo XVIII1 section
- LIT 188E — LIT 188ETeatro del Siglo de Oro español1 section
- LIT 188F — LIT 188FCuentos del Siglo de Oro español1 section
- LIT 188G — LIT 188GLiteraturay vida en Don Quijote y otros textos cervantinos1 section
- LIT 188H — LIT 188HErotismo y Mistica1 section
- LIT 188I — LIT 188ILa novela picaresca1 section
- LIT 188L — LIT 188LLiteratura de la guerra civil española1 section
- LIT 188M — LIT 188MLiteratura peninsular: siglos XIX y XX1 section
- LIT 188R — LIT 188RHumanidades Ambientales1 section
- LIT 188Y — LIT 188YCómics latinoamericanos1 section
- LIT 188Z — LIT 188ZLiteratura de España1 section
- LIT 189A — LIT 189ADe la conquista a Sor Juana1 section
- LIT 189B — LIT 189BEl Siglo XIX en América Latina: cultura, política y sociedad1 section
- LIT 189C — LIT 189CIntroducción a Spanish Studies1 section
- LIT 189D — LIT 189DSor Juana Ines de la Cruz1 section
- LIT 189E — LIT 189ECuba1 section
- LIT 189F — LIT 189FLiteraturas Latinas en los Estados Unidos: en inglés, español y Spanglish1 section
- LIT 189G — LIT 189GCine y Literatura1 section
- LIT 189H — LIT 189HLa Globalizacion en/del Cine Latin/o Americano1 section
- LIT 189I — LIT 189ILiteratura e indigeneidad1 section
- LIT 189K — LIT 189KEl ensayo latinoamericano1 section
- LIT 189L — LIT 189LPoesía latinoamericana1 section
- LIT 189M — LIT 189MProsa contemporánea hispanoamericana1 section
- LIT 189N — LIT 189NLatinoamericano testimonio1 section
- LIT 189O — LIT 189OEl Cuento Hispanoamericano: Variedades esteticas de la literatura breve en America Latina1 section
- LIT 189P — LIT 189PLas mujeres en la literatura latinoamericana1 section
- LIT 189Q — LIT 189QFicción y marginalidad1 section
- LIT 189R — LIT 189RLa Novela de la Dictadura1 section
- LIT 189S — LIT 189SLa cultura popular en la narrativa latinoamericana1 section
- LIT 189T — LIT 189THistoria de la lectura y los lectores: Recepcion y consumo cultural en el mundo Latino Americano1 section
- LIT 189U — LIT 189UModernidad y literatura: El Boom de la novela latinoamericana1 section
- LIT 189V — LIT 189VAndean Indigenismo1 section
- LIT 189X — LIT 189XEstudios mediaticos1 section
- LIT 189Z — LIT 189ZLiteratura de Chile1 section
- LIT 190A — LIT 190ATopics in Pre- and Early Modern Studies1 section
- LIT 190AA — LIT 190AAThe Afterlife: Visions, Prophecies, and Fiction1 section
- LIT 190F — LIT 190FStudies in Poetry1 section
- LIT 190I — LIT 190IIndividual Authors1 section
- LIT 190J — LIT 190JStudies in English Language Literature1 section
- LIT 190K — LIT 190KStudies in U.S. Literature1 section
- LIT 190L — LIT 190LTopics in World Literature and Cultural Studies1 section
- LIT 190M — LIT 190MWomen Novelists1 section
- LIT 190N — LIT 190NStudies in 19th-Century British Literature1 section
- LIT 190O — LIT 190OStudies in Slavery, Race, and Nation in the Americas1 section
- LIT 190T — LIT 190TTopics in Modern Literary Studies1 section
- LIT 190U — LIT 190UTopics in Theory1 section
- LIT 190V — LIT 190VFiction Senior Seminar1 section
- LIT 190W — LIT 190WPoetry Senior Seminar1 section
- LIT 190X — LIT 190XTemas de la literatura y cultura espanolas y latinoamericanas1 section
- LIT 190Y — LIT 190YTopics in Jewish Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 190Z — LIT 190ZTopics in German Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 191 — LIT 191Methodologies of Teaching1 section
- LIT 192 — LIT 192Directed Student Teaching1 section
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