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2011 / 2012Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Modern Exoticism: Transnational Exchanged, Collaborations,Appropriations

GRS EN 855

Credits:
4
Offered:
either sem.

Modernism as a global phenomenon marked by longings for and fears of the exotic, but also by encounters, collaborations, and generic exchanges. Focusing on dramatic and poetic forms, with readings in translation, performance, and postcolonial theory, subaltern and gender studies.

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