Programs and Courses in Romance Languages

Romance Languages

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Programs

Undergraduate Major

• French - BA
• Italian - BA
• Romance Languages - BA
• Spanish - BA

Undergraduate Minor

• Minor in French Culture and Literature in Translation
• Minor in French Language & Culture
• Minor in French Literature
• Minor in Italian
• Minor in Spanish
• Minor in Spanish Cultures and Literatures

Courses

Comparative Literature

• COMPL 30100 - Seminar: Approaches to Comparative Literature
• COMPL 32000 - Comparative Studies in Prose Fiction
• COMPL 32100 - Comparative Studies in Prose Fiction
• COMPL 33000 - Comparative Studies in Drama
• COMPL 33100 - Comparative Studies in Drama
• COMPL 34000 - Perspectives on Literature and the Arts
• COMPL 34100 - Perspectives on Literature and the Arts
• COMPL 35000 - Comparative Studies in Literary Movements
• COMPL 35100 - Comparative Studies in Literary Movements
• COMPL 37000 - Comparative Studies in Myth and Folklore
• COMPL 37100 - Comparative Studies in Myth and Folklore
• COMPL 38000 - Selected Topics in Comparative Literature
• COMPL 38100 - Selected Topics in Comparative Literature
• COMPL 39000 - Honors Project
• COMPL 39100 - Honors Project

Romance Languages: Division I: French

There are three options for students beginning French at Hunter. A regular sequence (FREN 10100 FREN 10200 FREN 20100 FREN 20200 ), an intensive sequence (FREN 10300 FREN 20300 ) which covers in two semesters material normally covered in four and a course for students who use French as a heritage language.

• FREN 10100 - Elementary French I
• FREN 10200 - Elementary French II
• FREN 10250 - Beginning French Conversation and Cultural Enrichment
• FREN 10300 - Intensive Elementary French
• FREN 20100 - Intermediate French I
• FREN 20200 - Intermediate French II
• FREN 20300 - Intensive Intermediate French
• FREN 20800 - French for Francophones
• FREN 21100 - Intermediate Grammar and Composition
• FREN 22000 - Advanced French Conversation
• FREN 24100 - Early French Civilization: From Gothic to Revolution
• FREN 24200 - Modern French Civilization: From Revolution to Present
• FREN 25100 - French Literature and the Arts
• FREN 25200 - From Symbolism to Surrealism in French Literature
• FREN 25300 - Modern French Theatre: Theory and Practice
• FREN 25400 - Film and the French Novel
• FREN 25500 - New Approaches to Modern French Literature
• FREN 25600 - Dream and Image (W)
• FREN 25700 - Literary Cross-Currents
• FREN 25800 - French Poetry in Translation
• FREN 25900 - French Theatre in Translation
• FREN 26000 - French Novel in Translation (1600-1900)
• FREN 26100 - Modern French Novel in Translation (1900-Present)
• FREN 26200 - Perspectives on Women in French Literature
• FREN 27500 - Introduction to French Literature
• FREN 31100 - Advanced French Grammar
• FREN 31200 - French Oral and Written Expression
• FREN 32100 - French Translation
• FREN 33500 - French Culture I
• FREN 33600 - French Culture II
• FREN 33700 - Contemporary French Culture
• FREN 34100 - Survey of French Literature from the Middle Ages to the End of the 17th Century
• FREN 34200 - Survey of French Literature from the 18th Century to the Modern Period
• FREN 34300 - Medieval and Renaissance French Literature
• FREN 34400 - 17th Century French Literature
• FREN 34600 - 18th Century French Literature
• FREN 34800 - 19th Century French Literature (1800-1850)
• FREN 34900 - 19th Century French Literature (1850-1900)
• FREN 35000 - 20th Century French Literature (1900-1950)
• FREN 35100 - Contemporary French Literature (1950-present)
• FREN 35300 - Survey of Francophone Literature
• FREN 36000 - French Literature: Special Topics
• FREN 36100 - Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Special Topics
• FREN 36200 - The 17th Century: Special Topics
• FREN 36300 - The 18th Century: Special Topics
• FREN 36400 - The 19th Century: Special Topics
• FREN 36500 - The 20th Century: Special Topics
• FREN 36600 - French Cinema: Special Topics
• FREN 37500 - Seminar in French Literary History
• FREN 39900 - Second Language Acquisition
• FREN 49100 - Honors Course in French
• FREN 49500 - Independent Study in French Literature

Romance Languages, Division II: Italian

• ITAL 10100 - Elementary Italian I
• ITAL 10200 - Elementary Italian II
• ITAL 10251 - Elementary Italian Conversation
• ITAL 10300 - Intensive Elementary Italian
• ITAL 20100 - Intermediate Italian I
• ITAL 20200 - Intermediate Italian II
• ITAL 20300 - Intensive Intermediate Italian
• ITAL 22100 - Italian for Oral Communication
• ITAL 26000 - Modern Italian Short Story (W)
• ITAL 27500 - Masterpieces of Italian Literature
• ITAL 27600 - Dante’s Divine Comedy in English (W)
• ITAL 28000 - The Italian Renaissance: An Introduction
• ITAL 31100 - Advanced Italian Grammar
• ITAL 31200 - Advanced Italian Composition
• ITAL 32100 - Italian Translation
• ITAL 33100 - Italian Phonetics and Diction
• ITAL 33400 - Italian Civilization in the Baroque, in English
• ITAL 33500 - Italian Culture I
• ITAL 33600 - Italian Culture II
• ITAL 33700 - Italian Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the 18th Century, in English
• ITAL 33800 - 19th and 20th Century Italian Women Writers, in English
• ITAL 33900 - Italian American Women Writers and Artists: Issues of Identity (W)
• ITAL 34100 - Introduction to Italian Literature from the Middle Ages to the 16th Century
• ITAL 34200 - Introduction to Italian Literature from the 16th Century to the Present
• ITAL 34300 - Dante’s Vita Nuova and Inferno
• ITAL 34400 - Dante’s Purgatorio and Introduction to Paradiso
• ITAL 34500 - Dante’s Paradiso and Major Prose Works
• ITAL 34600 - Petrarch, Boccaccio and the Literature of Humanism
• ITAL 34700 - 16th Century Italian Literature
• ITAL 34800 - 17th and 18th Century Literature
• ITAL 34900 - The Modern Italian Lyric
• ITAL 35000 - The Modern Italian Novel
• ITAL 35100 - The Modern Italian Theatre

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