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Minor in Comparative Literature

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The Minor in Comparative Literature introduces students to the habits of mind that characterize the discipline of Comparative Literature. The flexible program of study allows students to choose from a range of courses in literatures from across the globe. Students minoring in Comparative Literature learn to see the world as a network of literary relations that transcends national or historical boundaries.

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Courses:

Students minoring in Comparative Literature must complete a total of 21 units:

9 units of required courses
12 units of approved Comparative Literature electives

In selecting courses, students seeking a minor in Comparative Literature should consult a faculty member of the Department of English, Comparative Literature, and Linguistics. Students can also use the Comparative Literature minor academic advisement worksheet to keep track of their classes.

Required Courses (9 units)

CPLT 324 World Literature to 1650 (3)
CPLT 325 World Literature from 1650 (3)
ENGL 300 Analysis of Literary Forms (3)

Electives (12 units) Choose from four approved Comparative Literature electives:
CPLT 312 The Bible as Literature (3)
CPLT 315 Classical Mythology in World Literature (3)
CPLT 375 Literature in the Age of Film (3)
CPLT 380 Introduction to Asian Literature (3)
CPLT 381 African Literature (3)
CPLT 382T Topics in Asian Literature (3)
CPLT 450 Medieval Literature (3)
CPLT 451 Literature of the Renaissance (3)

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