Introduction to European and Latin American Fiction
21G.010 · Global Studies and Languages · Undergraduate · Fall 2006
Prof. Margery Resnick
This subject serves as a broad introduction to the field of European and Latin American fiction. It is taught in an historical manner—beginning with the first picaresque novel, <em>Lazarillo de Tormes</em>, and ending with contemporary European fiction. It is designed to help students acquire a general understanding of major fictional modes-from 18th century epistolary fiction, <em>Liaisons dangereuses</em>, to 20th century avant-garde fiction: <em>Cosmicomicsi</em> and <em>Aura</em>. Attention…
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