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1.Welcome week. Discussion of syllabus. What is comparative literature?
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2.Why comparative literature?Discussion of different ideas.
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3.The rise of comparative literatüre and the history of comparative literatüre, its representatives and their ideas.
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4.The rise of comparative literature and the history of comparative literature, its representatives and their ideas.
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5.Philosophical discussions on comparative literature and its concepts.
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6.Schools in comparative Literature and discussion of representatives of comparative literature such as Rene Wellek, Goethe and so on.Their Works and perspectives of comparative literature.
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7.Schools in comparative Literature and discussion of representatives of comparative literature such as Rene Wellek, Goethe and so on.Their Works and perspectives of comparative litareture.
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8.Midterm
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9.Schools in comparative literature and discussion of representatives of comparative literature such as Frederich Schlegel, Johann Gottfreid Herder, Mathew Arnold and Edward Said and so on.
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10.Schools in comparative literature and discussion of representatives of comparative literature such as Frederich Schlegel, Johann Gottfreid Herder, Mathew Arnold and Edward Said and so on.
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11.Renaissance and enlightenment periods in English, French, Italian literatures and their examples. A comparative analysis of different literatures.
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12.Renaissance and enlightenment periods in English, French, Italian literatures and their examples. A comparative analysis of different literatures.
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13.Renaissance and enlightenment periods in English, French, Italian literatures and their examples. A comparative analysis of different literatures.
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14.Discussion of comparative literature in the global World, in the age of multiculturalism.
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