Undergraduate Course Offerings
Summer 2009 Course Flyer
Spanish, Italian and Japanese for Beginners being offered this summer.
Fall/Winter 2008-2009
Language Courses- (Arabic, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Linguistics, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish)
For specific module and course descriptions see UWO Academic Calendar, available through the Office of the Registrar.
For Comparative Literature and Culture (CLC) information see "CLC Program".
Course Code |
Course Name |
CLC 1020(formerly 020) |
Western Culture Across the Ages |
CLC 1023(formerly 023) |
Sex and Culture |
CLC 2100
|
The Capitals of Italian Culture |
CLC 2130F(formerly 130F) |
International Children's Literature |
CLC 2191G* |
Music and Literature |
CLC 2192F* |
Film and Literature |
CLC 2192G* |
Funny Books: The Comic Tradition in European Culture |
CLC 2193G* |
Psychology and Literature |
CLC 2194F* |
The Literature of Courtly Love |
CLC 2204F
|
Research Methods |
CLC 2205G
|
Introduction to Literary Theory |
CLC 2218G
|
Spanish Civilization |
CLC 2250G(formerly 250G) |
Reality and Illusion: Baroque Culture in 17th Century Europe |
CLC 2272G(formerly 272G) |
Modernism |
CLC 2291F*
|
The Italian Literary Tradition I: Medieval, Renaissance Baroque |
CLC 2291G*
|
The Italian Literary Tradition II: From Romanticism to Postmodernism |
CLC 2294F*(formerly 294F) |
The Epic Hero |
CLC 3335G(formerly 335G) |
Dante's Paradiso |
CLC 3301G* |
Studies in Italian Cinema: Popular Genres |
CLC 3302F* |
Contemporary German Cinema |
CLC 3393G* |
(Un)settling the City: Literature and Films of Migration |
CLC 4495G+(formerly 495G) |
Dante Philosophus |
ARABIC
Course Code |
Course Name |
Arabic 1030 001 |
Arabic for Beginners (formerly 030) |
Arabic 2250(formerly 250) |
Intermediate Arabic |
GERMAN
Course Code |
Course Name |
German 1030(formerly 030) |
German for Beginners |
German 2200(formerly 200) |
Intermediate German |
German 2204F |
Research Methods |
German 2205G
|
Introduction to Literary Theory |
German 2250E(formerly 250E) |
Introduction to German Literature |
German 2292b(formerly 292b) |
Translation: English to German |
German 2293a(formerly 293a) |
Language: Conversation, Composition, Grammar |
German 3311G(formerly 331G) |
Classicism and Romanticism |
German 3301F* |
Contemporary German Cinema |
German 3394a(formerly 394a) |
Advanced Translation: English to German |
German 3395G(formerly 395G) |
German Media Studies |
ITALIAN
Course Code |
Course Name |
Italian 1030 001Italian 1030 002 |
Italian for Beginners (formerly 030) |
Italian
|
The Capitals of Italian Culture |
Italian 2230F
|
The Italian Literary Tradition I |
Italian 2231G
|
The Italian Literary Tradition II |
Italian 2250(formerly 250) |
Intermediate Italian |
Italian 3300(formerly 300) |
Advanced Italian |
Italian 3301G* |
Studies in Italian Cinema: Popular Genres |
Italian 4420(formerly 420) |
Italian Language and Culture |
JAPANESE
Course Code |
Course Name |
Japanese 1036 001
|
Japanese for Beginners (formerly 036) |
Japanese 2260(formerly 260) |
Intermediate Japanese |
KOREAN
Course Code |
Course Name |
Korean 1030 001 |
Korean for Beginners (formerly 030) |
Korean 2200(formerly 200) |
Intermediate Korean |
POLISH
Course Code |
Course Name |
Polish 1030(formerly 030) |
Polish for Beginners |
PORTUGUESE
See "Portuguese Studies"
Course Code |
Course Name |
Portuguese 1030(formerly 030) |
Portuguese for Beginners |
Portuguese 2200(formerly 200) |
Intermediate Portuguese |
RUSSIAN
Course Code |
Course Name |
Russian 1030(formerly 030) |
Russian for Beginners |
Russian 2200(formerly 200) |
Intermediate Russian |
SPANISH
Course Code |
Course Name |
Spanish 1030(formerly 030) |
Spanish for Beginners |
Spanish 2200(formerly 200) |
Intermediate Spanish |
Spanish 2202F(formerly 202F) |
Introduction to Spanish Literature |
Spanish 2203G(formerly 203G) |
Introduction to Spanish-American Literature |
Spanish 2204F
|
Research Methods |
Spanish 2205G
|
Introduction to Literary Theory |
Spanish 2218G
|
Spanish Civilization |
Spanish 2219F(formerly 219F) |
Spanish-American Civilization |
Spanish 2223(formerly 223) |
Business Spanish (on line) |
Spanish 3300 001 |
Advanced Spanish Language (formerly 201) |
Spanish 3301E(formerly 301E) |
Spanish for Native Speakers of Spanish |
Spanish 3303A(formerly 303A) |
The Structure of Spanish |
Spanish 3314G(formerly 314G) |
Hispanic Sociolinguistics |
Spanish 3324G(formerly 324G) |
The Quijote |
Spanish 3346G(formerly 346G) |
Modern Spanish American Drama |
Spanish 3348G(formerly 348G) |
Modern Latin American Poetry |
Spanish 3360G* |
Bolero, Cha-chacha, Guaracha and More: Music and Literature in Latin America |
Spanish 3380G* |
Communication, Contact, Conquest and Colonial Life in Hispanic America |
Spanish 4403G* |
Contemporary Latin American Narrative |
Spanish 4407G* |
Acquisition of Spanish and English as First Languages |
Spanish 4411F(formerly 411F) |
Spanish Syntax |
* Special Topic
+ Advanced Topics
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE GRADUATE COURSES 2008-2009
(Please click on course number for the outline)
FULL YEAR (offered every other week 0.5 credit; Pass/Fail)
CL 9503- Thesis Project and Professional Writing
Tuesdays: 4:30-7:30 pm, UC 114
Instructor: Marilyn Randall
FULL YEAR (offered every week 1.0 credit)
CL 9738/English 9025 - Old Icelandic Language and Literature
Thursdays: 9:30-12:30 pm, UC 377
Instructor: Russell Poole
FALL TERM
CL 9501 - Fundamentals of Comparative Literature I
Mondays: 6:30-9:30 pm, UC 114
Instructor: Janelle Blankenship
CL 9724/CSTC 9593/English 9015 - Enlightenment and Postcolonial Cosmopolitanisms
Thursdays: 12:30-3:30 pm, UC 377
Instructor: Mary Helen McMurran
CL 9609/CSTC 9579 - Analogy, Metaphor, Taxonomy, Example: The Problems of Resemblance
Instructor: Laurence de Looze
Wednesdays: 4:00-7:00 pm, SH 2348
WINTER TERM
CL 9502 - Fundamentals of Comparative Literature II
Mondays: 6:30-9:30 pm, UC 114
Instructor: Janelle Blankenship
CL 9510 - M.A. Thesis Seminar
Tuesdays: 4:30-5:30 pm, UC 114
Instructor: Angela Borchert
CL 9010 - Mystical Literature
Thursdays: 3:30-6:30 pm, UC 207
Instructor: Calin Mihailescu
CL 9697 - Perception: Eye, Ear and Hand around 1800
Tuesdays: 1:30-4:30 pm, room - SH 3350
Instructor: Angela Borchert
HISPANIC STUDIES GRADUATE COURSES 2008-2009
FULL YEAR (worth 0.5 credit)
SP 9505 - Seminar on Information Systems and Research Methods
Tuesdays: 3:30-5:30 pm, UC 207
Coordinator: Joyce Bruhn de Garavito - team taught
FALL TERM
Sp 9613 - Principles of Language Teaching and Acquisition
Fridays: 10:30-1:30 pm, UC 205
Instructor: Elena Valenzuela
Sp 9011 - La Mente Barroca
Thursdays: 11:30-2:30 pm, UC 202
Instructor: Juan Luis Suarez
Sp 9630 - Theater and Performance in Latin America
Tuesdays: 11:30-2:30 pm, UC 201
Instructor: Victoria Wolff
Sp 9700/Ling 9601 - Principles of Syntactic Analysis (in English)
Mondays and Wednesdays: 10:30-12:00 noon, UC 317
Instructor: Joyce Bruhn de Garavito
WINTER TERM
Sp 9012 - Creatividad
Thursdays: 11:30-2:30 pm, TH 4185
Instructor: Juan Luis Suarez
Sp 9013 - El Humanismo Latinoamericano en el Siglo XX y et XXI
Tuesdays: 9:00-12:00 noon, room - tba
Insturctor: Hugo Moreno
Sp 9014 - Don Quijote y la Critica Literaria
Mondays/Wednesdays: 1:30-3:00 pm, UC 205
Instructor: Marjorie Ratcliffe
Sp 9701 - Acquisition of Spanish and English as First Languages
Mondays: 9:30-11:30 am, UC 207; Wednesdays: 9:30-11:30 am, UC 205
Instructor: Joyce Bruhn de Garavito
Sp 9702/Ling 9702/French 9830 - Bilingualism and Acquisition (in English)
Fridays: 10:30-1:30 pm, UC 207
Instructor: Elena Valenzuela
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