Comparative Literature - C LIT

Considers autobiographies, memoirs, testimonials, life writing, and other works of narrative fiction and nonfiction often written in the first person. Topics include self-portrait, the portrayal of childhood and family, childhood and youth narratives, women's autobiography, first-person accounts of illness and disability in comics, and more. Texts and course foci vary with the instructor.

Prerequisites: Upper-division standing.


C LIT 189
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Narrative in the First Person
Renan Larue 3.8
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14:00 PM - 15:15 PM
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