American Literature, Movies, and Culture in the 1930s: Art and Social Value

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1. American Literature, Movies, and Culture in the 1930s: Art and Social Value

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   Listed As	English 373
   Taught By	William Patrick Day
   Areas Covered	United States
   Time Periods	1930 - 1939
   Themes	American Culture American Film American Literature Great Depression

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   Departments	Cinema Studies Comparative Literature English
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   Languages	French (Advanced)
   Thematic Interests	Film History Genre Fiction Literary And Critical Theory Literature And Science Popular Culture

3. Realism, 1800 to the Present

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   Listed As	Cinema Studies 375 Comparative Literature 376 English 375
   Taught By	William Patrick Day
   Areas Covered	France Ireland Italy Russia United Kingdom United States
   Time Periods	Post-1800
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4. Avant-Garde in America: Golems, Anarchists & Dreamgirls of Popular Theater

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   Time Periods	1930 - 1940 Post-2010
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   Departments	Cinema Studies English
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   Areas Covered	United States
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   Listed As	English 372
   Taught By	William Patrick Day
   Areas Covered	United States
   Time Periods	Post-1975
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