The Translated World (C067)
GEC Coordinator: Lisa Maurizio
In this concentration, students explore literature from different historical epochs in translation. Students consider how these kinds of literature represent culturally distinct experiences and contribute to a complex understanding of global imaginations, values, and societies.
Complete any four courses designated with the (C067) GEC attribute. One non-Bates credit may be applied toward the concentration if judged comparable to one of those below by the concentration coordinator and with prior approval.
Active course offerings include:
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| ASIA 207 | The Self and the World in Premodern Chinese Literature |
| ASIA 215 | Film, Literature, and the Cultures of Postwar Japan |
| ASIA 223 | Communism, Capitalism, and Cannibalism: New and Emerging Voices in Chinese Literature |
| ASIA 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |
| CHI 207 | The Self and the World in Premodern Chinese Literature |
| CHI 223 | Communism, Capitalism, and Cannibalism: New and Emerging Voices in Chinese Literature |
| CMS S17 | Readings in the Odyssey of Homer |
| ENVR 216 | Nature in the Cultures of Russia |
| EUS 216 | Nature in the Cultures of Russia |
| EUS 233 | Russian Myths and Legends |
| FYS 345 | Classical Myths and Contemporary Art |
| FYS 447 | Holocaust on Stage |
| JPN 215 | Film, Literature, and the Cultures of Postwar Japan |
| JPN 224 | Japanese Literature & Society |
| PLTC 243 | Politics and Literature |
| RUSS S27 | Myths and Legends in Russian Culture |
| RUSS 216 | Nature in the Cultures of Russia |
| RUSS 233 | Russian Myths and Legends |