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READING AND LITERATURE

340 I, II FRENCH, GERMAN, SPANISH (fall semester)
Introduction to Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 313 and 314 or by placement exam. Each subtitled course, I or II, may be taken once. Poetry, drama, and prose by representative authors. Focus is on intensive rather than extensive reading and work includes class discussions, written exams, and brief reports and/or papers in the foreign language.

341 SPANISH
Survey of Spanish Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. Representative literary works to 1800.

342 SPANISH
Survey of Spanish Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. Representative literary works from 1800 to the present.

353 SPANISH
Survey of Spanish American Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. Literary works from chronicles to modernism.

354 SPANISH
Survey of Spanish American Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. Literary works from modernism to the present day.

360 FRENCH and GERMAN
Nineteenth Century Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. A subtitle will designate the focus; may be repeated for credit under different subtitle.

370 FRENCH and GERMAN
Twentieth Century Literature. 3 crs. Prereq: 340 or consent of instr. A subtitle will designate the focus; may be repeated for credit under different subtitle.

480 SPANISH
La literature de los chicanos. 3 crs. Prereq: one 300-level Spanish literature course or consent of instr. An advanced literary course that deals with the poetry, narrative, drama and essay of Chicano writers.

490 SPANISH
Los dramas de la latinoamerica contemporanea. 3 crs. Prereq: one 300-level Spanish literature course or consent of instr. An advanced literary analysis course that deals with one-act contemporary dramas of Latin America.

493 FRENCH, GERMAN and SPANISH
Specialized Studies. 1 to 3 crs. Prereq: one 300-level literature course or consent of instr. A subtitle will designate the focus; may be repeated for credit under different subtitle. Focus is determined by the instructor offering the course, i.e., a literary genre or group, a recurrent theme in literature, a single author, or a comparison of two or more authors. Typical offerings: "French Literature in Its Cultural Setting," German Poetry from the Middle Ages to Present," "St. Petersburg in Russian Literature," "Coming of Age in Golden Age Spain."