Program Overview

Comparative Literature Program

The Comparative Literature Program offers a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach to the study of literature, exploring the rich diversity of literary traditions from around the world.

About Us

The program is designed to foster a deep understanding of literary texts, their historical and cultural contexts, and the theoretical frameworks that inform their interpretation.

Academics

• Undergraduate
• Graduate

People

• Leadership & Staff
• Core Faculty
• Affiliated Faculty
• Lecturers
• Graduate Students
• Emeritus Faculty

Events

• Event Calendar
• Faculty Lecture Series
• Distinguished Speaker Series
• Graduate Student Colloquia
• Biennial Graduate Conference
• Undergraduate Workshops
• Senior Symposium
• Photo Gallery

News

• Faculty News
• Graduate News
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Magazines

• Proteus
• Comparative Literature Blog

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Why Comparative Literature?

Prospective Students

Learning Goals

Major

Minor

Course Schedule

Course Descriptions

Courses meet SAS Core

Advising

Honors

Study Abroad

International Programs

Course Detail

195:296: A Cultural History of Artificial Intelligence

• Course Code: 01:195:296
• Semester(s) Offered: Fall
• Credits: 3
• SAS Core Requirement: AHo, CCO

Program Contacts

Karen Elizabeth Bishop

• Director of Undergraduate Studies

Fatimah Fischer

• Program Coordinator