European Studies Related Courses
This is a list of ALL related courses, please check the catalog when and if a course is offered:
ARHA-132 Art and Architecture of Europe from 300 to 1500 C.E.
ARHA-135 Art and Architecture of Europe from 1400 to 1800
ARHA-145 The Modern World
ARHA 146 Art From the Realm of Dreams
ARHA-253 Dutch and Flemish Painting: The Art of Beholding
ARHA-284 Women and Art in Early Modern Europe
ARHA-351 Renaissance Art in Italy
ARHA-352 Proseminar: Images of Sickness & Healing
ARHA-356 Baroque Art in Italy, France, Spain and the Spanish Netherlands
ARHA-385 Witches, Vampires and Other Monsters
BLST-294 Black Europe
CLAS-121 Greek Mythology and Religion
CLAS-123 Greek Civilization
CLAS-124 Roman Civilization
CLAS-128 Life in Ancient Rome
CLAS-133 History of Rome: Origins and Republic
CLAS-134 Archaeology of Greece
ENGL-301 The Moral Essay
ENGL-309 Proust
ENGL-311 The Literature of Madness
ENGL-314 Sexuality and History in the Contemporary Novel
ENGL-332 Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales
ENGL-336 Renaissance Drama: The Places of Performance
ENGL-338 Shakespeare
ENGL-340 Major English Writers I
ENGL-346 Victorian Novel I
ENGL-348 Modern British Literature, 1900-1950
ENGL-349 James Joyce
ENGL-417 Americans in Paris
ENGL-482 Cinephilia
FREN-311 Cultural History of France: From the Middle Ages to the Revolution
FREN-320 Literary Masks of the Late French Middle Ages
FREN-321 Amor and Metaphor in the Early French Middle Ages
FREN-324 Studies in Medieval Romance Literature and Culture
FREN-327 Humanism and the Renaissance
FREN-330 The Doing and Undoing of Genres in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
FREN-335 Lovers and Libertines
FREN-338 The Republic of Letters
FREN-339 Worldliness and Otherworldliness
FREN-342 Women of Ill Repute: Prostitutes in Nineteenth-Century French Literature
FREN-343 Agents Provocateurs: Scandalous French Artists, from Baudelaire to Cline
FREN-346 Enfants Terribles: Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Art
FREN-350 Contemporary French Literature: Crises and Transformation
FREN-351 France's Identity Wars
FREN-353 Literature in French Outside Europe: Introduction to Francophone Studies
FREN-354 War and Memory
FREN-360 Masterpieces of French Literature in Translation
FREN-361 European Film
FREN-365 Toward the New Wave
GERM-315 German Cultural History to 1800
GERM-316 German Cultural History from 1800 to the Present
GERM-325 Romantic Couples
GERM-327 The Age of Goethe
GERM-331 Berlin, Metropolis
GERM-333 Comedy and Humor
GERM-334 Post-War German Culture, 1945-1989
GERM-335 Modernism and Its Discontents
GERM-344 Popular Cinema
GERM-347 Weimar Cinema: The "Golden Age" of German Film
GERM-350 Rilke
GERM-351 Joyful Apocalypse: Vienna Around 1900
GERM-352 Kafka, Brecht, and Thomas Mann
GERM-356 The Artist
GERM-360 Performance
GERM-364 Architectures of Disappearance
GERM-365 Making Memorials
GERM-368 SPACE
GREE-212 Greek Prose: Plato's Apology
GREE-215 An Introduction to Greek Tragedy
GREE-217 Reading the New Testament
GREE-318 An Introduction to Greek Epic
GREE-441 Advanced Readings in Greek Literature I
GREE-442 Advanced Readings in Greek Literature II
HIST-101 World War II in Global Perspective
HIST-120 The World of Medieval Europe
HIST-125 Early Modern Europe
HIST-130 World War I
HIST-132 Europe in the Twentieth Century
HIST-212 Disease and Doctors: An Introduction to the History of Western Medicine
HIST-213 Turning Points in the History of Science
HIST-229 The European Enlightenment
HIST-230 The French Revolution
HIST-231 Race and Empire: The British Experience from 1760
HIST-232 European Intellectual History in the Twentieth Century
HIST-234 Nazi Germany
HIST-235 Stalin and Stalinism
HIST-236 Soviet Union During the Cold War
HIST-323 Travel in the Middle Ages
HIST-325 The Reformation Era in Europe, 1500-1660
HIST-335 European Migrations
HIST-438 Topics in European History: The Politics of Memory in Twentieth-Century Europe
HIST-439 Defining the Modern: Russia Between Tsars and Communists
LATI-215 Latin Literature: Catullus and the Lyric Spirit
LATI-316 Latin Literature in the Augustan Age
LATI-441 Advanced Readings in Latin Literature I
LJST-136 Law Between Plato and the Poets
LJST-212 Psychoanalysis and Law
LJST-341 Interpretation in Law and Literature
LJST-348 Law And War
LJST-356 Representing and Judging the Holocaust
MUSI-124 Global Sound
MUSI-188 Creating Musical Drama
MUSI-221 Music and Culture I
MUSI-222 Music and Culture II
MUSI-223 Music and Culture III
MUSI-420 Mozart and the Classical Style
MUSI-422 Music and Revolution: The Symphonies of Mahler and Shostakovich
MUSI-442 Serving the Tsars and the Party
MUSI-444 Twentieth-Century Analysis
PHIL-111 Philosophical Questions
PHIL-217 Ancient Greek Philosophy
PHIL-218 Early Modern Philosophy
PHIL-227 Aesthetics
PHIL-310 Normative Ethics
PHIL-360 Origins of Analytic Philosophy: Frege, Russell, and the Early Wittgenstein
PHIL-364 Kant
PHIL-367 Hume's Masterpiece
PHIL-463 The Later Wittgenstein
POSC-213 World Politics
POSC-345 Contemporary Europe
POSC-372 Culture & Politics in 20th-Century Europe
POSC-413 The Political Theory of Globalization
POSC-415 Taking Marx Seriously
POSC-475 Personality and International Politics Gorbachev, the End of the Cold War and the Collapse of the Soviet Union
POSC-479 Seminar on War and Peace
POSC-480 Contemporary Political Theory
PSYC-234 Memory
PSYC-368 Autobiographical Memory
RELI-111 Introduction to Religion
RELI-122 The End of the World: Utopias and Dystopias
RELI-265 Prophecy, Wisdom, and Apocalyptic
RELI-278 Christianity, Philosophy, and History in the Nineteenth Century
RELI-279 Liberation and Twentieth-Century Christian Thought
RELI-362 Folklore and the Bible
RELI-370 Close Reading: The Classics of Judaism and Christianity
RELI-372 The Secret Jesus
RELI-275 History of Christianity--The Early Years
RUSS-211 The Rise of the Russian Novel
RUSS-212 Survey of Russian Literature From Dostoevsky to Nabokov
RUSS-213 Century of Catastrophe: Soviet and Contemporary Russia in Literature and Film
RUSS-217 Strange Russian Writers: Gogol, Dostoevsky, Bulgakov, Nabokov, et al
RUSS-225 Seminar on One Writer: Vladimir Nabokov
RUSS-227 Fyodor Dostoevsky
RUSS-228 Tolstoy
RUSS-232 Russian Lives
RUSS-234 The Soviet Experience
RUSS-241 Russian and Soviet Film
RUSS-401 Advanced Studies in Russian Literature and Culture I
SOCI-315 Foundations of Sociological Theory
SPAN-228 Seventeenth Century European Theater
SPAN-232 Strange Girls: Spanish Women’s Voices
SPAN-236 Representation and Reality in Spanish Cinema
SPAN-316 Golden Age Literature
SPAN-320 Generations of 1898 and 1927
SPAN-340 Violence, Art, and Memory of the Spanish Civil War
SPAN-344 The Spanish Civil War: Art, Politics, and Violence
SPAN-352 Barcelona
SPAN-355 Madrid
SPAN-364 Don Quixote
SPAN-365 Cervantes
SPAN-375 Hispanic Humor
SPAN-384 Love
SPAN-389 Postwar Spain and the Novel
SPAN-392 Spanish Detectives and the género negro