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CPLT BC3200 The Visual and Verbal Arts. 3 points.
Analysis and discussion of the relation of literature to painting, photography, and film. Emphasis on artistic and literary concepts concerning the visual dimension of narrative and poetic texts from Homer to Burroughs. Explores the role of description, illustration, and montage in realist and modern literature.
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Fall 2022: CPLT BC3200
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| Course Number | Section/Call Number | Times/Location | Instructor | Points | Enrollment |
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| CPLT 3200 | 001/00086 | T Th 2:40pm - 3:55pm 327 Milbank Hall |
Erk Grimm | 3 | 18/25 |
Comparative Literature and Translation Studies
Barnard College
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Comparative Literature and Translation Studies at Barnard College is the study of literary and closely related cultural manifestations across linguistic and cultural boundaries. As a program that builds on the strengths and dedication of faculty teaching in various departments across the campus, Comparative Literature is distinct in its conviction that literary and cultural manifestations are best studied in an international context. The program gives students and faculty a unique opportunity to study literature in world contexts and establish intellectually stimulating relations among languages, cultures, and literary traditions, in order to understand the methodical comparison of texts as a fruitful dialogue. Due to our close affiliation with Columbia University, undergraduate students in Comparative Literature can acquire proficiency in a great variety of foreign languages, including some which are presently not taught at Barnard College.