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2020 / 2021Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

Critical Studies in Comparative Literature

GRS EN 690

Credits:
4
Offered:
Either sem.
Graduate Prerequisites:
graduate standing.

Topic for Spring 2019: The Gothic, Identity, & the (Post)Human. Reading of nineteenth- and twentieth-century dark narratives together with theory and literary criticism relevant to interpreting the Gothic, particularly regarding identity, conceptions of the human, and aesthetic form. Authors such as Mary Shelley, Stevenson, Stoker, Conrad, Barnes, Capote, and Morrison.

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