
Second-Year Courses
Comparative Practices
Comparative Practices (3-4 semester hours)
courses are reading- and writing-intensive courses that examine
a diverse range of texts focused on a particular question, theme
or historical period. In this context the term texts may
include films, musical scores or works of art. Comparative Practices
courses:
• Provide a writing-
and reading-intensive experience that develops further the skills
acquired in Interpretive Practices.
• Study an array of challenging texts arranged
around a particular question, or theme or historical period.
• Compare texts within several contexts —
historical, social, political, etc., and put them in dialogue
with one another.
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