Hrmm. There's a grad seminar on narrative theory! (There's also a survey-of-all-theory-ever class, but it conflicts with topology, which is actually relevant to my degree.)
Even the graduate courses here aren't more reading or much more writing than a 400-level at Kenyon, but the quality is expected to be much better. As it should be, I suppose.
I never took a 400-level, somehow (other than the various Klein 400s, which don't count). That makes sense, though.
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Date: 2009-04-18 04:57 pm (UTC)Even the graduate courses here aren't more reading or much more writing than a 400-level at Kenyon, but the quality is expected to be much better. As it should be, I suppose.
I never took a 400-level, somehow (other than the various Klein 400s, which don't count). That makes sense, though.