All BA or BSc degrees require the completion of a minimum 128 credits with a minimum GPA of 2.0.
For further degree requirements, please see our BA/BSc Requirements Page.
Course Number | Course Name | Prerequisites |
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EN 2020 CCE (minimum grade of "C") | Writing & Criticism | EN1010 (minimum grade of "C") |
FR 1200 CCF (or above) (minimum grade of "C") | Elementary French & Culture II | FR1100 (minimum grade of "C") |
CCI 1 | Four Integrative Inquiry Courses (course type CCI) (May not overlap with major, at least one must be at AUP. All courses must be outside the major's disciplinary base.) Freshmen satisfy CCI courses as follows: FirstBridge (two courses) and two additional CCI courses outside the major discipline. FirstBridge courses may not replace major requirements. Transfer students satisfy CCI courses as follows: four CCI courses outside the major discipline; at least one CCI must be taken at AUP. |
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CCI 2 | ||
CCI 3 | ||
CCI 4 | ||
Math course coded CCM | Quantitative Reasoning | |
Lab science course coded CCS | Experimental Reasoning | MA1005CCM or higher to be taken before or at the same time |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | Prerequisites |
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CL1025 | The World, the Text & the Critic I | None |
CL1050 | The World, the Text & the Critic II | None |
CL2085 or CL/GS2006 |
Literary Criticism & Theory or Contemporary Feminist Theory |
None or None |
CL3020 or CL3035 |
Production, Translation, Creation, Publication or Contemporary World Literature |
None or None |
CL4075 | Portfolio | College Level=Junior AND ( Major=Comparative Literature OR Major=Creative Writing) |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | Prerequisite |
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*CL3113 | Ancient Greek Literature (Classical) | None |
CL2059 | Tales from Europe | None |
CL2031 | American Fiction (1845-1970): Studies in Compassion | None |
CL/EN2051 | English Literature before 1800 | None |
CL/EN2052 | English Literature since 1800 | None |
*CL2053 | The Golden Age in Spain & Europe (Renaissance) | None |
*CL2054 | Modern Latin American & Spanish Literature | None |
*CL2055 | Saints and Sinners in the Italian Renaissance (Renaissance) | None |
*CL2056 | French & American Exchanges in Modern Italian Literature | None |
CL/FR3032 | The Monstrous and Fabulous Renaissance (Renaissance) | FR1200CCF |
CL3035 | Contemporary World Literature | None |
CL3044 | The Franco-American Novel | None |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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*CL3025 | Dante & Medieval Culture (Medieval) | None |
*CL3029 | Cervantes & Renaissance Comparative Literature (Renaissance) | None |
*CL3056 | Dostoevsky: Between Marginality & Madness | None |
*CL/ES3059 | Flaubert & Baudelaire: The Birth of Modernity | None |
*CL3063 | Kafka & World Literature | None |
CL3073 | Ulysses & British Modernism | None |
*CL3082 | Proust & Beckett | None |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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*CL/FR2075 | Theater in Paris | FR1200CCF OR FR1300CCI OR FR2100CCI OR FR2200CCI |
*FR/FM3011 | Issues in Contemporary French Film & Literature | FR1300CCI OR FR2100CCI OR FR2200CCI |
CL/PL3030 | Philosophy & the Theatre | None |
CL/DR3038 | Shakespeare in Context (Renaissance) | None |
CL/FM3048 | Shakespeare & Film (Renaissance) | None |
CL/FM3069 | The Aesthetics of Crime Fiction | None |
CL/FM3080 | Brecht & Film | None |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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*FR/CL2094 | French Fiction Now: traduire le roman français contemporain | FR1300CCI OR FR2100CCI OR FR2200CCI |
CL3002 | Word & Image: Literature & the Visual Arts | None |
CL3054 | Gothic, the Literature of Excess | None |
*CL3061 | Radical Loneliness: Cultures of German Romanticism | None |
CL3065 | Post-War European Literature | None |
CL3100 | Writing Poetry: An Introduction & Workshop | None |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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CL2010 | Paris Through its Books | None |
CL/FM3034 | Paris Reel & Imagined: Perspectives on the City of Lights | None |
CL/ES3043 | The Attractions of Paris: Modernist Experiments in Migration | None |
CL3044 | The Franco-American Novel | None |
*CL3051 | Paris as a Stage for Revolution | None |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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CL/GS2006 | Contemporary Feminist Theory | None |
FR/LI2060 | Introduction to Linguistics | None |
CL3060 | Literature & the Political Imagination | None |
CL3075 | Queens, Fairies and Hags: The Romance of Medieval Gender | None |
CL3076 | Modern Sexualities in the Process of Writing | None |
CL3081 | Postcolonial Literatures & Theories | None |
*FR/PY3090 | Topics in Literature & Psychoanalysis | FR2200CCI OR FR2500 OR FR2550 |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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*CL/ES2018 | Introduction to Ancient Greece & Rome (Classical) | None |
CL/PL3114 | Imperial Rome: Philosophy, Literature, Society (Classical) | None |
CL/PL3116 | Socrates, Sophists, and the Stage (Classical) | None |
CL/PL3117 | Empire and the Individual: From Alexander to Caesar (Classical) | None |
*CL/PL3017 | Greek & Roman Key Texts (Classical) | None |
LT/CL3050 | Intermediate Latin II (Classical) | LT2001, or placement |
GK/CL3070 | Intermediate Ancient Greek II (Classical) | GK2005, or placement |
LT/CL4050 | Advanced Study in Latin (Classical) | CL/LT3050, or placement |
GK/CL4070 | Advanced Study in Ancient Greek (Classical) | CL/GK3070, or placement |
COURSE NUMBER | COURSE NAME | PREREQUISITES |
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CL4091 | Interdisciplinary Topics in Literature | None |
CL4095 | Senior Project | College Level=Senior |
*Original Language Option. Students taking courses marked with an asterisk may choose to read the texts in English translation or in the original non-English.
Any courses desired – must complete a total of 128 credit hours to graduate.
The department offers honors options to particularly motivated students; there is no GPA requirement. Students are nominated to honors by the department on the basis of a portfolio of work. Honors students in Comparative Literature must demonstrate intermediate proficiency in two languages other than English, and must have studied the primary texts for two of the major elective courses in the original (non- English) language, e.g. by taking a CL course with original language option. All honors students write a senior project, which may be an academic thesis or a piece of creative work, of around 40 pages or the equivalent.