COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

1. The genesis of symbolic thought; myth and magical thinking; the genesis of the self; abstraction and intropatie. Language, symbol, myth (Durand, Ricoeur, Jung, Cassirer). 2. The metaphor (Ricoeur, Blaga, Frye). 3. Poetry, the experience of death and the journey of the soul 4. The major themes of the original lirics. Asiro-Babylonian poetry 5. The Egyptian book of Death, The dead book of Tibetan 6. The major themes of the original liric. The poetry of love (Sumer, Asiro-Babylonia, The Hebraic poetry) 7. The Psalms of David (the perfidy of language and the ruin of the divine project) 8. Greek poetry in the 7th century B.C. and 6th century B.C. (Crisis of the divine, metamorphose of the time, discovering quotidian). 9. Greek poetry in the 7th century B.C. and 6th century B.C. (Crisis of the divine, metamorphose of the time, discovering quotidian). 10. Orpheus and orphism 11. Latin liric (overtime of Hellenism, Horatius, Ovidius) 12. Latin liric (overtime of Hellenism, Catulus, Propertius 13. The Hellenistic poetry (poetics, the concept of Hellenism, Callimah, Teocrit) 14. The Christian mystic (patristic esthetics); The sources of the Christian mystical poetry, St. Simeon, St. Francisc, St. John)

1. Teaching students the concept of comparative 2. Teaching students the origin of symbolic thinking. 3.Approaches on the evolution of lyrics and its metamorphose