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Comparative Literature
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Period III (7-Jan-2010 – 5-Mar-2010)
Period (7-Jan-2010 - 5-Mar-2010)
Perusopinnot [Period III]
YKIRP5A The Anglo-American Short Story - Modernism and After 2 ECTS

The assignments may be written in English or Finnish. The course is taught in English. It is highly recommended that the students admitted to the course have completed the first section YKIRP1 "Introduction to Poetics" (YKIRP1 Johdatus kirjallisuuden poetiikkaan) in Comparative Literare.

Enrolment for University Studies

15.12.2009-08.01.2010 by e-mail laura.s.karttunen@uta.fi

Teaching
19-Jan-2010 – 23-Feb-2010
Periods: III
Language of instruction: English
Aineopinnot [Period III]
YKIRA4D The Anglo-American Short Story - Modernism and After 2 ECTS

The assignments may be written in English or Finnish. The course is taught in English.

The assignments may be written in English or Finnish. The course is taught in English. It is highly recommended that the students admitted to the course have completed the first section YKIRP1 "Introduction to Poetics" (YKIRP1 Johdatus kirjallisuuden poetiikkaan) in Comparative Literare.

Enrolment for University Studies

15.12.-08.01.2010 by e-mail laura.s.karttunen@uta.fi

Teaching
19-Jan-2010 – 23-Feb-2010
Periods: III
Language of instruction: English
YKIRA5A The Anglo-American Short Story: Modernism and After 2 ECTS

Te assignments may be written in English or Finnish. The course is taught in English.

The assignments may be written in English or Finnish. The course is taught in English. It is highly recommended that the students admitted to the course have completed the first section YKIRP1 "Introduction to Poetics" (YKIRP1 Johdatus kirjallisuuden poetiikkaan) in Comparative Literare.

Enrolment for University Studies

15.12.2009-08.01.2010 by e-mail laura.s.karttunen@uta.fi

Teaching
19-Jan-2010 – 23-Feb-2010
Periods: III
Language of instruction: English
Department of Literature and the Arts