CORE PROGRAM | 2017-2018
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on the course code to see its description.
FALL TERM
COL1000H Faculty Seminar/Coordinator: U. Esonwanne
COL5012H How Aesthetics Was Made A Science: Reading in Czech and Russian/V. Ambros
COL5016H Art and Politics: Bertolt Brencht, Rober Lepage, Robert Wilson/ /P. Kleber
COL5086H Literature, Culture and Contact in Medieval Iberia/J. Ross
COL5101H Diasporic Cities/ A. Sakaki
COL 5109H Jean-Luc Nancy: Retreating the Aesthetic/J. Ricco
COL5110H Post-Capitalist Fantasy/E. Cazdyn
COL5125H Literature, Trauma, Modernity/J. Zilcosky
JCO5121H Complicity/E. Gunderson
JFC5025H Feminism and Postmodernism: Theory and Practice/B. Havercroft
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SPRING TERM
COL2100H Political Concepts in the Wake of Geontopower/***Special 4-week intensive course offered by visiting Northrop Frye Professor Elizabeth A. Povinelli, Columbia Univeristy | Non-Complit students please contact Complit in early September to register.
COL5033H Visual Portraitures in Contemporary Autobiographical Narratives/J. LeBlanc
COL5072H Affinities: Readings of Realism and Radicalism/E. Jagoe
COL5096H The Problem of Translation: Historical, Theoretical and Pragmatic Perspectives/M. Revermann
COL5118H Sovereignty: Hobbes and His 20th and 21st Successors/M. Nyquist
COL 5122H Text and Digital Media /R. Bai
JCY5116H Freud: Case Histories/R. Comay Freud Case Histories/R. Comay
JLE5116H Naming the World: Realism Travels the Globe/N. Kortenaar
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COURSE SCHEDULE |2017-2018
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below.
FALL TERM
Mondays
1-3: JFC5025H Feminism and Postmodernism: Theory and Practice/B. Havercroft
3-5: COL5125H Literature, Trauma, Modernity/J. Zilcosky
Tuesdays
10-12: COL5086H Literature, Culture and Contact in Medieval Iberia/J. Ross
2-4: COL5012H How Aesthetics Was Made A Science: Readings in Czech and Russian/V. Ambros
Wednesdays
10-12: COL5016H Art and Politics: Bertolt Brencht, Rober Lepage, Robert Wilson/ /P. Kleber
1-3: COL5110H Post-Capitalist Fantasy/E. Cazdyn
Thursdays
10-12: COL5101H Diasporic Cities/A. Sakaki
1-3: JCO5121H Complicity/E. Gunderson
3-5: COL 5109H Jean-Luc Nancy: Retreating the Aesthetic/J. Ricco
Fridays
1-4: COL1000H Faculty Seminar/Coordinator: U. Esonwanne
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SPRING TERM
Mondays
1-3: COL5072H Affinities: Readings of Realism and Radicalism/E. Jagoe
Tuesdays
10-1: COL5118H Sovereignty: Hobbes and His 20th and 21st Successors/M. Nyquist
1-3: JCY5116H Freud Case Histories/R. Comay
Wednesdays
9-11: JLE5116H Naming the World: Realism Travels the Globe/N. Kortenaar
11-1: COL 5122H Text and Digital Media/R. Bai
Thursdays
1-3: COL5033H Visual Portraitures in Contemporary Autobiographical Narratives/J. LeBlanc
Fridays
12-3: COL5096H The Problem of Translation: Historical, Theoretical and Pragmatic Perspectives/M. Revermann
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Special schedule forCOL2100H Political Concepts in the Wake of Geontopower/E. A. Povinelli
Spring 2018 | Week 1: Monday, January 29, 3-6 and Thursday, February 1, 3-6 | Week 2: Monday, February 5, 3-6 and Thursday, February 7, 3-6 | Week 3: Monday, February 12, 3-6 and Thursday, February 14, 3-6 | Reading Week | Week 4: Monday, February 26, 3-6 and Thursday, March 1, 3-6
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
Updated May 31, 2017
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CORE PROGRAM | 2016-2017
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
FALL 2016:
COL1000HF Faculty Seminar/Coordinator: U. Esonwanne
COL5018HF Gender, Agency, and Life Writing/B. Havercroft
COL5037HF Magic Prague – Questions of Literacy Cityscapes/V. Ambros
COL5095HF Giorgio Agamben: Exception and Potentiality/V. Li
COL5101HF Diasporic Cities/ A. Sakaki
COL 5122HF Text and Digital Media //R. Bai
COL5124HF Public Reading /A. Komaromi
COL5127HF Queer Ethics and Aesthetics/J. Ricco
JFC1813HF Literature of Contact and Anthropological Thought 16th-18th Century/A. Motsch
SPRING 2017:
COL 5029HS Reading Cervantes/S. Rupp
COL5044HS A Journey from Petersburg to Los Angeles /T. Lahusen
COL5094HS Forms of Critical Writing/E. Jagoe
COL5117HS Freud and Psychoanalysis/Zilcosky
COL5128HS Tragedy: Instantiations of a Dramatic Form in Theatre, Philosophy, Opera and Popular Cinema/M. Revermann
JFC5129HS Performative Autobiographical Acts: Painted and Photographic Representations of Self in Personal and Political Testimonials/J. LeBlanc
JGC1855HS Critical Theory – The French-German Connection/W. Goetschel
COURSE SCHEDULE |2016-2017
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below.
Fall
Mondays
2-4: JFC1813H Literature of Contact and Anthropological Thought 16th-18th Century/A. Motsch
Tuesdays
10-12: COL5101H Diasporic Cities/ A. Sakaki
3-5: COL5018HF Gender, Agency, and Life Writing/B. Havercroft
Wednesdays
9-12:COL5037H Magic Prague – Questions of Literacy Cityscapes/V. Ambros
1-3: COL5095H Giorgio Agamben: Exception and Potentiality/V. Li
Thursdays
11-1: COL 5122H Text and Digital Media /R. Bai
2-4: COL5127H Queer Ethics and Aesthetics / J. Ricco
Fridays
11-1: COL5124H Public Reading/A. Komaromi
1.15-3:45:COL1000H Faculty Seminar/Coordinator: U. Esonwanne
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Spring
Mondays
Tuesdays
10-12: MST3140Y Medieval Catalan/J. Ross – in library
11-1: JFC5129H Performative Autobiographical Acts: Painted and Photographic Representations of Self in Personal and Political Testimonials/J. LeBlanc
1-3: COL5044H A Journey from Petersburg to Los Angeles /T. Lahusen
Wednesdays
10-12: COL5094H Forms of Critical Writing/E. Jagoe
1-3: COL5117H Freud and Psychoanalysis /Zilcosky
3-5: JGC1855H Critical Theory – The French-German Connection/W. Goetschel
Thursdays
1-3: COL5029H Reading Cervantes/S. Rupp
Fridays
12-3: COL5128H Tragedy: Instantiations of a Dramatic Form in Theatre, Philosophy, Opera and Popular Cinema/M. Revermann
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Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
Updated Jan 26, 2017
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CORE PROGRAM | 2015-2016
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
Fall
COL1000H Faculty Seminar/ Komaromi
COL5016H Art and Politics: Bertolt Brecht, Robert Lepage,Robert Wilson/ Kleber
COL5032H Feminist Approaches to Medieval Literature/Ross
COL5033H Visual Portraitures in Contemporary Autobiographical Narratives/ LeBlanc
COL5114H Destruction of Images New/ Comay
COL5117H Freud and Psychoanalysis New/Zilcosky
COL5118H Hobbes and Sovereignty New/ Nyquist
JFC5025H Feminism and Postmodernism/ Havercroft
JLA5082H The Rhetoric of Photography/ Sakaki
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
Spring
COL5027H Memory, Trauma and History/ Lahusen
COL5052H Marxism and Form/ Cazdyn
COL5062H Semiotics of Drama, Theatre and Cinema/ Ambros
COL5090H Global Visual Culture/ Bai
COL5096H The Problem of Translation: Historical, Theoretical and Pragmatic Perspectives/ Revermann
COL5119H Girls and Sex in the 21st Century New/ Jagoe
JFC5120H The Gift New/ Motsch
JGC1855H Critical Theory – The French-German Connection/W. Goetschel
JLE5116H Naming the World: Realism Travels the Globe New/ Kortenaar
JCO5121HClassics and Theory New/Wohl
updated: September 30, 2015
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CORE PROGRAM 2014-2015
Most Comparative Literature courses are taught at the Centre for Comparative Literature, Isabel Bader Theatre, 3rd floor, Linda Hutcheon Seminar Room (BT319) unless indicated otherwise below. Please click on courses’ codes to see their descriptions.
Fall 2014
COL1000HF Faculty Seminar: The Basis of Comparison/Coordinator: N. Kortenaar
COL5018HF Gender, Agency, and Life Writing/B. Havercroft
COL5037HF Magic Prague – Questions of Literacy Cityscapes/V. Ambros
JFC5056HF Autobiography, Photography, Narrativity/J. LeBlanc
COL5086HF Literature, Culture and Contact in Medieval Iberia/J. Ross
COL5095HF Giorgio Agamben: Exception and Potentiality/V. Li
COL5114HF Destruction of Art/R. Comay – Cancelled
JCY5116HF Freud: Case Histories/R. Comay
Winter (Spring) 2015
COL5012HS How Aesthetics Was Made A Science: Readings in Czech and Russian/V. Ambros
COL5019HS Cervantes and Renaissance Humanism/S. Rupp
COL5044HS A Journey from Petersburg to Los Angeles /T. Lahusen
COL 5079HS Lacan and Psychoanalytic Thought (and Practice) – Lacan, Clinic, Late Capitalism/ E. Cazdyn
COL5094HS Forms of Critical Writing/E. Jagoe
COL5101HS Diasporic Cities: Itinerant Narratives of Metropoles by Travellers and Expatriates/A. Sakaki
COL5115HS Said: Beginning with Beginnings/U. Esonwanne – New course
JFC5105HS Collections of Knowledge: Encyclopedism and Travel Literature, 1500-1800/A. Mostch
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