Comparative Literature 330 - Translation,Cross-Cultrl Comm

Translation, Cross-cultural Communication, and the Media is an introductory seminar on translation theory and practice that is grounded in fundamental questions, ideas, and methods of analysis in the humanities, specifically language and culture. Students engage with a wide range of texts including, literature, song lyrics, film and television subtitles, painting, photography, journalism and advertising. By examining different translation theories and methods, students are exposed to a plurality of perspectives, creatively analyzing the problems of translation and applying critical methods to solve those problems. Knowledge of a language other than English is not required. (Gen. Ed. AL, DG)

If you are interested in taking this course/section for an additional Honors credit, please contact the professor directly for information and permission, preferably prior to enrolling, and no later than during the add/drop period.