UWM Undergraduate Catalog: 2012-13
College of Letters and Science
Special Areas of Study
Literature in Translation
A literature-in-translation course ordinarily involves the study in English translation of assigned literary works from a single foreign language. Courses in which English translations of literary works from more than one foreign language are assigned and studied may be offered by a department in which two or more foreign languages are taught or by the Comparative Literature program. Literature-in-translation courses are offered for students who do not have a command of the respective foreign languages and who wish to acquaint themselves with the literature in those languages. Each course is taught by an instructor who knows the original language(s) well and is able to discuss knowledgeably the relative strengths and weaknesses of the translations used in the course.
All the courses listed below carry credit as electives. The courses in classics may be used to fulfill the requirements for the classical civilization concentration. Courses in Italian may be used to fulfill the requirements for option B of the major in Italian. None of these courses carries foreign language credit.
In the list below, courses are identified only by curricular area, number, and title. For the specific content and prerequisites of each course, see its listing under the originating department elsewhere in this catalog.
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Classic 192 |
First-Year Seminar: (with appropriate subtitle) |
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Classic 201 |
Introduction to Greek Life and Literature |
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Classic 202 |
Introduction to Roman Life and Literature |
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Classic 260 |
Classical Utopias |
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Classic 301 |
The Life and Literature of Classical Athens: Herodotus and Dramatists |
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Classic 302 |
War and Politics in Ancient Greece |
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Classic 303 |
The Life and Literature of the Roman Empire |
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Classic 304 |
The Graeco-Roman World: (Subtitle) |
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Classic 375 |
Origins and Survivals of Classical Myth |
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Classic 390 |
Egyptian Mythology |
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CompLit 133 |
Contemporary Imagination in Literature and the Arts |
| CompLit 135 | Cross-Cultural Literary Forms: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 207 |
World Literature in Translation: Antiquity Through the 1600s |
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CompLit 208 |
World Literature in Translation: The 17th to the 21st Century |
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CompLit 230 |
Literature and Society: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 231 |
Literature and Religion: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 232 |
Literature and Politics: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 233 |
Literature and Film: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 240 |
Norse Mythology |
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CompLit 241 |
Viking Literature in Translation: The Runes, Eddas, and Sagas |
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CompLit 309 |
Great Works of Modern Culture: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 320 |
Mediaeval Literature and Culture: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 321 |
Renaissance Literature and Culture: (Subtitle) |
| CompLit 333 | Dante's Divine Comedy in Translation |
| CompLit 360 | Seminar in Literature and Cultural Experience: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 410 |
Classical Backgrounds of Modern Literature: (Subtitle) |
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CompLit 444 |
Myths, Legends, and Poems of the Celts |
| CompLit 533 | Seminar in Trends in Modern Literature: "Development of the Arabic Novel" subtitle |
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French 145 |
Views of France: (Subtitle) |
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French 257 |
Literature of the French-Speaking World in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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French 357 |
Literature of the French-Speaking World in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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French 457 |
Topics in French and Francophone Literature in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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German 160 |
Masterpieces of German Literature in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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German 270 |
German Myths and Legends: (Subtitle) |
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German 301 |
German Authors in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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German 305 |
German Life and Literature: (Subtitle) |
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Hebr St 231 |
Introduction to the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible |
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Hebr St 232 |
Survey of the Literature of the Post-Biblical Period |
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Hebr St 234 |
Survey of Modern Hebrew and Jewish Literature in Translation |
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Hebr St 235 |
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the Bible |
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Hebr St 236 |
The Biblical World |
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Hebr St 274 |
Ancient Egyptian Civilization |
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Hebr St 331 |
Topics in Biblical Literature: (Subtitle) |
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Hebr St 332 |
Women in the Bible |
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Hebr St 381 |
Honors Seminar: (Subtitle) |
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Hebr St 417 |
Hebrew Childrens Literature in Translation |
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Hebr St 418 |
Modern Hebrew Drama in Translation |
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Hebr St 419 |
Contemporary Israeli Poetry in Translation |
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Italian 145 |
Views of Italy: (Subtitle) |
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Italian 155 |
Masterpieces of Italian Literature in Translation |
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Italian 265 |
Italian Womens Studies: (Subtitle) |
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Italian 333 |
Dantes Divine Comedy in Translation |
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Italian 357 |
Topics in Italian Culture in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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Polish 259 |
Survey of Polish Literature in Translation: Baroque Through Romanticism |
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Polish 260 |
Survey of Polish Literature in Translation: 1863 to the Present |
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Portugs 380 |
Luso-Brazilian Literature in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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Russian 140 |
Introduction to Russian Literature in Translation |
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Russian 235 |
Survey of Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature in Translation |
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Russian 236 |
Survey of Twentieth-Century Russian Literature in Translation |
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Russian 240 |
Soviet Literature in Translation |
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Russian 350 |
Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy in Translation: Major Works |
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Russian 360 |
Bulgakov, Pasternak and Solzhenitsyn in Translation |
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Russian 385 |
Honors Seminar: (Subtitle) |
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Spanish 380 |
Spanish Literature in Translation: (Subtitle) |
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Spanish 381 |
Honors Seminar: (with appropriate subtitle) |
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Spanish 383 |
Spanish-American Literature in Translation: (Subtitle) |
Courses
Peer Mentoring - See L&S HUM 291, 292, 391
UROP. See L&S HUM 296, L&S SS 294, 295, 296, L&S NS 296.
Washington Internship. See L&S SS 498.
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