HISTORY OF POLISH LITERATURE UNTIL 1863

Name: HISTORY OF POLISH LITERATURE UNTIL 1863
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SLAVIC 470

Course Description

Intensive study of major writers such as Kochanowski, Sep Szarzynski, Krasicki, Mickiewicz, and Slowacki. Readings in Polish.

Prerequisites

SLAVIC 302 or Graduate/professional standing

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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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