Students of World Literature have the chance to visit the places they read about. Here, members of an English Romantic Poets class descend toward Grasmere Village in England. Forty percent of Augustana students spend a study term abroad.
World Literature at Augustana incorporates texts from many eras and cultures. Courses explore Greek literature and lyric poetry, Scandinavian, German, Hispanic and French texts, and the history and technique of cinema.
Literature is read in translation. Language students may read the original texts, but the classes are intended primarily for non-foreign language majors.
Non-majors may take world literature courses to fulfill cross-cultural credits.
Students also may take a course of Directed Study or Independent Study at several levels, with the opportunity to study a particular subject under a faculty member's direction. The permission of the instructor is required.
Source: www.augustana.edu
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@CasReadman --- literature has come to the west or even gotten into the 'world classics' which is constantly changing, like a living being."
@Michael Kingsbury: "Literature of independent Latvia, as well as world literary classics, were prohibited as being contrary to Soviet ideology."
@Ngugievuti they do not stand time in Africa or in the entire world? Cuz a lot of European literature not promoting causes are classics.
@˗ˏˋdemonicˎˊ˗: greek classics modernised into contemporary literature is my fav thing in the world and i don't even know why
There are those on M&F that will give leeway on literature questions. Of course there will be others who speak of vampires and werewolves that think Literature doesn't belong here. <G>