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COURSE CATALOGUE
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
Comparative Literature
320 Milbank Hall
854-8312
www.barnard.edu/complit
The program is supervised by the Committee on Comparative Literature.
Chair of Program: Erk Grimm (German)
Professors: Taylor Carman (Philosophy), Helene Foley (Classics), Serge Gavronsky (French), Maire Jaanus (English), Alfred Mac Adam (Spanish), Catherine Nepomnyashchy (Slavic), Anne Prescott (English), Wadda Rios-Font (Spanish)
Associate Professors: Peter T. Connor (French), Erk Grimm (German), Ross Hamilton (English), Max Moerman (Asian and Middle Eastern Studies), Nelson Moe (Italian), Maura Spiegel (English), Caroline Weber (French), Nancy Worman (Classics)
Assistant Professors: Bashir Abu-Manneh (English), Wiebke Denecke (Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures), Rebecca Stanton (Slavic), Phillip Usher (French)
Senior Lecturers: James Crapotta (Spanish), Cary Plotkin (English), Laurie Postlewate (French)
Lecturer: Brian O’Keeffe (French)
For a complete list of
faculty on leave see:
http://www.barnard.edu/provost/facleavelist.html
The program enables the student to pursue the study of at least two literatures in two different languages and to explore the possibilities and methods of literary study comparatively across national boundaries. In consultation with her adviser, the student will shape a program that will give her a foundation in her two central literatures (at least one of them in a non-English language) and in one major period, genre, theme, or theoretical issue.