LIT courses
187 courses · Pace University · Fall 2026
- LIT 132 — Introduction to Literary Studies1 section
- LIT 196 — Topics in Literature1 section
- LIT 200H — Topic: Poe and Hawthorne1 section
- LIT 201 — English Drama 900-16421 section
- LIT 203 — The Art of Film1 section
- LIT 204 — Contemporary Film at the Jacob Burns Center1 section
- LIT 205 — Introduction to Literature, Culture and Media1 section
- LIT 205A — Introduction to Literature, Culture and Media (CE)1 section
- LIT 211B — Myth Magic and Legend in Early British Literature1 section
- LIT 211C — Early World Literature: The Search for Truth and Meaning1 section
- LIT 211D — The Individual and Society1 section
- LIT 211E — American Literature I1 section
- LIT 211F — Asian American Literature & Culture1 section
- LIT 211G — Worlds In Literature1 section
- LIT 211H — Introduction to Shakespeare1 section
- LIT 211I — British Literature I1 section
- LIT 211J — American Voices1 section
- LIT 211L — Sex, Gender, and Love in Early World Literatures1 section
- LIT 211N — Dante: Lessons of the Past1 section
- LIT 211O — The Magical Text from Medieval to Early Modern1 section
- LIT 211P — Literature of African Peoples I1 section
- LIT 211S — Masterpieces of World Literature:Selected Classics1 section
- LIT 211T — Tragic and Comic Vision1 section
- LIT 211U — Latina/o Voices: Transnational Currents in American Writing1 section
- LIT 211V — The Literature of War and Peace1 section
- LIT 211W — Women in Literature I1 section
- LIT 211X — Love and Money in the Novel1 section
- LIT 211Y — Travel Course: Greece A Modern Odyssey1 section
- LIT 211Z — World Mythologies1 section
- LIT 212A — The New American Dream: Literature and Cultural Division1 section
- LIT 212B — British Literature II1 section
- LIT 212C — World Literature II1 section
- LIT 212D — The Individual and Society1 section
- LIT 212E — American Literature II1 section
- LIT 212F — Global Crossings: Challenge and Change in Modern World Literature1 section
- LIT 212H — Literature of Crime and Criminality1 section
- LIT 212J — Native Storytelling and Indigenous Literature1 section
- LIT 212K — Studies in the Short Story1 section
- LIT 212L — Popular Fiction1 section
- LIT 212M — The Cosmos and the Literary Imagination1 section
- LIT 212N — 9/11 Literature and Memorial Culture1 section
- LIT 212P — Literature of African Peoples II1 section
- LIT 212Q — Young Adult Fiction1 section
- LIT 212R — Romanticism and the Modern World1 section
- LIT 212S — Satire1 section
- LIT 212T — Comparative Modernisms1 section
- LIT 212U — Studies in Comics and Graphic Novels1 section
- LIT 212W — Women in Literature II1 section
- LIT 212X — Early American Black Lives Matter1 section
- LIT 212Y — American Women Writers1 section
- LIT 212Z — Topics: Travels, Discoveries, Translations: The Global Renaissance1 section
- LIT 213A — Literature of Peaceful Conflict Resolution1 section
- LIT 213B — Media Fictions1 section
- LIT 213C — Participatory Literature1 section
- LIT 213D — Great Britain: Literature, Art, and Culture1 section
- LIT 213E — Topic: Eastern European Literature in 20th-21st Centuries1 section
- LIT 214 — Introduction to Digital Humanities1 section
- LIT 221 — British Literature I1 section
- LIT 222 — British Literature II1 section
- LIT 224 — American Literature II1 section
- LIT 225 — World Literature I1 section
- LIT 226 — World Literature II1 section
- LIT 236A — Topic: LGBTQ+ Literature in the 20th Century1 section
- LIT 236B — Topic: LGBTQ+ Literature in the 21st Century1 section
- LIT 238 — Introduction to Children's Literature1 section
- LIT 242N — Seminar in American Literature: Walt Whitman1 section
- LIT 242R — Study in American Literature: American Women Poets1 section
- LIT 242S — Study in American Literature: Naturalism in American Literature1 section
- LIT 244P — International Literature: Caribbean in Africa1 section
- LIT 248 — Early American Drama to World War I1 section
- LIT 275 — Disability Studies in Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 280 — Shakespeare Goes to the Movies1 section
- LIT 285A — Topic: Introduction to Game Narratives1 section
- LIT 290N — Seminar: The Medieval Woman1 section
- LIT 290P — Seminar: King Arthur and Knights of the Round Table1 section
- LIT 290Q — Goddesses: Ancient to Early Modern1 section
- LIT 290R — Fairy Tales from Medieval to Modern: Feminist and Other Readings1 section
- LIT 290T — Reading Seminar: James Joyce-Ulysses1 section
- LIT 291P — Seminar in Authors: Chaucer1 section
- LIT 292H — Seminar in Language/Literature: Utopian Literature1 section
- LIT 292M — Seminar: American Family in Drama1 section
- LIT 292N — Seminar: Languages of Gender-Shakespeare's Comedies1 section
- LIT 292P — Seminar: New England Transdentalism1 section
- LIT 292Q — Topic: 19th Century American Women Writers1 section
- LIT 292R — Seminar: The Fairy Tale in Literary Context1 section
- LIT 292T — Seminar: The African-American Experience1 section
- LIT 296A — Topic: Literature and Culture of Contemporary India1 section
- LIT 296C — Topics: Climate Change, Literature, and Slow Violence1 section
- LIT 296D — Topics: Dramaturgy I1 section
- LIT 296E — Topic: Study in American Literature: The African American Literary Tradition1 section
- LIT 296Q — Topic: Minor Genres with Major Impact1 section
- LIT 297A — Topic: Storytelling: Creativity and Community1 section
- LIT 297B — Topic Holes and Surfaces: Marking the Material Relations of Objects & Tracing their Hidden…1 section
- LIT 301 — Young Adult Literature1 section
- LIT 302 — Contemporary British Literature and Culture1 section
- LIT 303 — Introduction to Cultural Studies1 section
- LIT 304 — Postcolonial Literature1 section
- LIT 306 — American Dramatic Literature1 section
- LIT 307 — Contemporary American Poetry1 section
- LIT 308 — Women and American Literature1 section
- LIT 309 — Medieval Literature1 section
- LIT 310 — Children's Literature1 section
- LIT 313 — History of the Novel1 section
- LIT 313A — Studies in the Novel: Twenty First Century1 section
- LIT 313V — Studies in the Novel: Victorian Sensation Fiction1 section
- LIT 314 — The Nineteenth Century Novel1 section
- LIT 315 — The 20th Century Novel1 section
- LIT 315A — Topic: Twentieth Century Literature: Post-Modern Literature1 section
- LIT 315B — Twentieth Century Literature: Labyrinths in Literature and Film1 section
- LIT 316 — The American Novel I1 section
- LIT 317 — American Literature II1 section
- LIT 320 — American Literature I1 section
- LIT 321 — Masters of American Literature II1 section
- LIT 326 — African American Literature1 section
- LIT 328 — Existentialism and Literature1 section
- LIT 329 — Literary Theory and Criticism1 section
- LIT 334 — Spanish and Latin American Literature1 section
- LIT 338 — Theories of Translation1 section
- LIT 340 — Alternative Media and Literature1 section
- LIT 341 — Selfies, Literature and the Visual1 section
- LIT 342 — Studies in American Literature1 section
- LIT 342C — Topics: Studies in Amer Lit: August Wilson1 section
- LIT 342H — Studies in American Literature: The Harlem Renaissance1 section
- LIT 342L — Studies in American Literature: Toni Morrison1 section
- LIT 342N — Seminar in American Literature: Walt Whitman1 section
- LIT 343 — Contemporary American Literature1 section
- LIT 343A — Contemporary American Literature1 section
- LIT 345 — Literatures of Diversity1 section
- LIT 347 — American Short Fiction1 section
- LIT 348 — Literature and Film1 section
- LIT 348B — Literature and Film: Ambiguous Discourse in Film and Literature1 section
- LIT 348C — Literature and Film: Screen Adaptations of African American Literature1 section
- LIT 349 — American Drama1 section
- LIT 349A — African American Drama1 section
- LIT 350 — Comparative Medieval Literature1 section
- LIT 351 — Early Modern Literature1 section
- LIT 351A — Early Modern Literature: Early Modern Women's Writing1 section
- LIT 352 — Seventeenth Century Literature1 section
- LIT 353 — Eighteenth Century Poetry and Prose1 section
- LIT 354 — Romanticism1 section
- LIT 355 — Victorian Literature1 section
- LIT 357 — Literature of the Supernatural1 section
- LIT 358 — History of the Book I1 section
- LIT 359 — The Female Gothic1 section
- LIT 360 — Shakespeare on Film1 section
- LIT 361 — Chaucer1 section
- LIT 362 — Shakespeare1 section
- LIT 363 — Shakespeare: Before 16001 section
- LIT 364 — Shakespeare II1 section
- LIT 365 — Law and Literature1 section
- LIT 369A — Great Authors: Emily Dickinson1 section
- LIT 369C — Melville and Manahatta1 section
- LIT 369R — Great Authors: Jane Austen1 section
- LIT 369U — Topic: Great Authors: Jane Austen1 section
- LIT 373 — Modernism1 section
- LIT 374 — Studies in Poetry: Modern Poetry1 section
- LIT 374A — Studies in Poetry - A1 section
- LIT 374B — Studies in Poetry - B1 section
- LIT 375 — The Black Arts Movement1 section
- LIT 376 — Slave Narratives1 section
- LIT 379 — Feminist Issues in Literature1 section
- LIT 379A — Feminist Issues: Women Writing About Their Lives1 section
- LIT 382 — Literary Criticism1 section
- LIT 387 — Open Seminar1 section
- LIT 387A — Seminar: Literature and Ecocrticism in the US1 section
- LIT 387B — Open Seminar: Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury1 section
- LIT 387C — Open Seminar: Shakespeare and Literary Theory1 section
- LIT 387D — Open Seminar: Literature, Technology, and Culture1 section
- LIT 387E — Open Seminar: Comparative Literature1 section
- LIT 387G — Topics Open Seminar: Virginia Woolf1 section
- LIT 395 — Independent Study in Literature1 section
- LIT 396A — Topic: The Theory and Practice of an Interpretation1 section
- LIT 396B — Topic: African-American Literature1 section
- LIT 396C — Topics in Literature: The Gothic Novel1 section
- LIT 396G — 2oth Century Asian Literature in Translation1 section
- LIT 396J — Harlem Renaissance II: Fiction, Biography, The Visual Arts1 section
- LIT 396P — Topic: Drama for Actors1 section
- LIT 396Q — Topics in Literature: Postmodern Fiction1 section
- LIT 396S — Topic: Oral Literature and History1 section
- LIT 396T — Modern British and American Poetry1 section
- LIT 396U — Topic: Postcolonial Literature: The Caribbean1 section
- LIT 396X — Topics: Trans Literature1 section
- LIT 396Y — Topic: Printing New York City1 section
- LIT 396Z — Topic: Supernatural African Literature1 section
- LIT 482L — Literature and Language Seminar1 section
- LIT 499 — Senior Year Experience:Culture, Creativity, Communication1 section
- LIT 499B — Senior Year Experience: The Dream of a Perfect World: Utopian Literature1 section
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