European Studies Courses Offered Fall 2008
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European Studies 201. European Society and Culture.
An interdisciplinary survey of European society, culture, and politics since 1900.
European Studies/Humanities 225: European Realism
Analysis of representative nineteenth-century novels that gave rise to current theories of realism. Balzac, Dickens, Clarin, Galdós, and Dostoevsky.
European Studies 250. Senior Tutorial. Supervised readings, joint discussions, and independent research on a modern European topic to be selected in consultation with the director of the Center for European Studies. Open only to juniors and seniors.
European Studies 289a–289b. Independent Readings and/or Research.
Independent readings and/or research on approved topics relating to modern European society and culture. [Variable credit: 1–3 each semester, not to exceed a total of 6 in 289a and 289b combined]
ECONOMICS
Economics 263 International Trade
Economics 264 Open Economy Macroeconomics
Economics 291A Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
Economics 291B Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
ENGLISH
English 115F-12 FYS: Believers, Fanatics & Fundamentalists: Religion & Repression in World Literature
English 208A Representative British Writers
English 209B Shakespeare
English 210 Shakespeare: Representative Selections
English 210W Shakespeare: Representative Selections
English 220 Chaucer
English 230 18th Cenutry English Novel
English 236 World Literature, Classical
English 244 Critical Theory
English 248 Sixteenth Century
English 249 Seventh Century
English 252B Restoration and 18th Century
English 272 Movements in Literataure: Culture of Modernism
English 274 Major Figures: James Joyce
English 288 Special Topics: Shrews, Whores, Rakes
English 289ab Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
FRENCH
French 210 French and Francophone Cinema
French 214 Advanced Conversational French
French 220 Introduction to French Literature
French 226 Advanced French Grammar
French 255 French Feminist Thought
French 256 French Intellectual History
French 270 French Literary Tradition
French 289 Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
French 294A Special topic: Zola Natural Activism
GERMAN
German 115F-01 FYS: Artifical Body
German 115-03 FYS: Pioneers of Literature: bvrecht, Kafka, Rilke
(No German required)
German 201 Introduction to Germanic Studies
German 213 Intermediate Conversation & Composition
German 221 German Culture & Literature
German 244 German Fairy Tales from Grimm to Disney
German 265 Revolutionizing 20th Century Theatre
German 273 Nazi Cinema
German 289AB Independent Readings (with appropriate topic)
HISTORY OF ART
History of Art 110 History of Western Art
History of Art 111 History of Western Art
History of Art 210 Early Christian and Byzantine Art
History of Art 218 Italian Renaissance to 1500
History of Art 222 British Art
History of Art 231 Twentieth Century European Art
History of Art 288-03 Selected Topics: Northern Baroque
History of Art 288-04 Decor and Modernism
History of Art 289 Independent Research (with appropriate topic)
HISTORY
History 100 History of Western Civilization to 1700
History 223 Medieval Europe, 300-1000
History 226 Revolutionary Europe, 1789-1815
History 228 Europe World War I to World War II
History 230 20th Century Germany
History 231 History of France from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment
History 244 Rise of the Iberian Atlantic Empires, 1492-1700
History 280 History of Medicine
History 295-04 French Revolution
History 296 Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
ITALIAN
Italian 220 Introduction to Italian Literature
Italian 240 Modern Italian Cinema
Italian 289-01 Independent Study
Topic: Word & Image in Italy 17th-20th Century
JEWISH STUDIES
Jewish Studies 115F-04 FYS: Civil Rights/Wrongs
Jewish Studies 115F-05 FYS: Gender, Sex, Desire in Literature
Jewish Studies 115F-07 FYS: Einstein-Chomsky
Jewish Studies 115-08 FYS: Berlin
Jewish Studies 280 Contemporary Jewish Issues
HUMANITIES
Humanities 225
MUSIC LITERATURE
Music Literature 144 The Symphony
PHILOSOPHY
Philosophy 252 Political and Social Philosophy
Philosophy 254 Philosophy of Law
Philosopphy 289A Independent Readings (with approriate topic)
Philosopphy 289B Independent Readings (with approriate topic)
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Political Science 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics
Political Science 102 Introduction Internatonal Politics
Political Science 103 Introduction to Political Theory
Political Science 210 West European Politics
Political Science 211 The European Union
Political Science 220 Crisis Diplomacy
Political Science 225 International Political Economy
Political Science 226 International Law and Organization
Political Science 284-01 Selected Topic: German Politics and Culture
Political Science 284-03 Selected Topic: Comparative Political Behavior
PORTUGUESE
Portuguese 200 Intermediate Portuguese
Portuguese 202 Portuguese Conversation
Portuguese 289 Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Religious Studies 229 Holocaust
Religious Studies 240 The Nature of Evil
RUSSIAN
Russian 203 Second Year Russian
Russian 223 Composition and Conversation
Russian 232 Evil Empire Stalin's Russia
Russian 236W Russian/Soviet Short Studies
Russian 289AB Independent Readings
SOCIOLOGY
Sociology 299 Independent Research and Writing (with appropriate topic)
SPANISH
Spanish 201W Intermediate Spanish Writings
Spanish 202 Spanish for Oral Communication through Cultural Topics
Spanish 206 Spanish for Business & Economics
Spanish 208 Advanced Conversation: Cultural Issues in Film
Spanish 233 Modern Spanish Literature
Spanish 237 Contemporary Lyric Poetry
Spanish 260 Development of the Short Story
Spanish 289 Independent Study (with appropriate topic)
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