Courses

Anthropology

ANTH 332: Ethnology of Europe

ANTH 337: Ethnology of Eurasia

ANTH 341: Paleolithic Archaeology

ANTH 349: Paleolithic Art

ANTH 391: selected problems in anthropology: ethnology

ANTH 393: selected problems in anthropology: cultural anthropology

Economics

ECON 337: History of Economic Thought to 1870

ECON 338: History of Economic Thought Since 1870

ECON 421: European and International Economic History

ECON 422: Issues in European Economic Integration

ECON 426: Institutional Economics

English

ENGL 337: Medieval British Literature in Translation

ENGL 341: Old English Literature

ENGL 342: Early Middle English Literature

ENGL 343: Later Middle English Literature

ENGL 344A: Chaucer: Canterbury Tales

ENGL 344B: Chaucer: Troilus and Minor Works

ENGL 348: Alliterative Traditions

ENGL 350: Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Literature

ENGL 353: Studies in Medieval English Literature

ENGL 359: Sixteenth-Century Poetry and Prose

ENGL 360: Special Studies in Shakespeare (depending on topic?)

ENGL 362: Special Studies in Renaissance Literature (depending on topic)

ENGL 364: English Renaissance Drama

ENGL 365: Seventeenth-Century Poetry and Prose to 1660

ENGL 366B: Shakespeare: Histories and Tragedies

ENGL 366C: Shakespeare: Comedies, Problem Plays, and Romances

ENGL 366D: Shakespeare (Individual Studies): Histories and Tragedies

ENGL 366E: Shakespeare (Individual Studies): Comedies, Problem Plays, and Romances

ENGL 369: Milton: Major Poetry and Selected Prose

ENGL 372: Special Studies in 18th Century Literature

ENGL 373: English Literature of the Restoration Period: 1660-1700

ENGL 374: Swift, Pope, and the Literature of the Augustan Age: 1701-1745

ENGL 375: Johnson, Blake and the Later 18th Century

ENGL 376A: The Beginning of the English Novel: 1660-1750

ENGL 376B: The English Novel: 1750 to the Early 19th Century

ENGL 379: British Fiction and Non-Fiction of the Early Nineteenth Century

ENGL 380: Victorian Fiction: Dickens to Eliot

ENGL 381: Late Victorian and Edwardian Fiction

ENGL 382: The Romantic Period: I

ENGL 383: The Romantic Period: II

ENGL 385: Special Studies in 19th Century British Literature

ENGL 386: Victorian Poetry

ENGL 387: Victorian Culture and Thought

ENGL 388: Special Studies in 20th Century British Literature

ENGL 433A: Modern Irish Literature

ENGL 433B: Contemporary Irish Literature

ENGL 434A: British Poetry From 1914 to 1950

ENGL 434B: British Poetry From 1950 to the Present

ENGL 436A: 20th Century British Fiction to World War II

ENGL 436B: 20th Century British Fiction After World War II

French

FRAN 300: French Reading Course

FRAN 325: Studies in Cultures of the French-speaking World (in English)

FRAN 335: Studies in Cinema and Literature of the French-speaking World (in English)

FRAN 340: Studies in the Literatures or Language of the French-speaking World (in English)

FRAN 350: Advanced Oral French

FRAN 375: Writing in French II

FRAN 380: French Morphology

FRAN 385: French Syntax and Semantics

FRAN 390: Critical Methods

FRAN 395: Advanced French Writing Workshop

FRAN 400: Advanced Studies in French Linguistics

FRAN 402: An Advanced Language Course in Modern French Usage

FRAN 404: History of the French Language I

FRAN 405: History of the French Language II

FRAN 406: Studies in Translation

FRAN 430: Studies in French Literatures and Culture before 1800

FRAN 431: Medieval Literature

FRAN 432: Common Grounds in European Medieval Literature (in English)

FRAN 434: Medieval and Renaissance Theatre

FRAN 435: Renaissance Poetry

FRAN 436: Renaissance Prose

FRAN 441: Comedy in the 17th and 18th Centuries

FRAN 443: Representations of the 17th-Century French Society

FRAN 444: 18th Century French Literature and Culture

FRAN 446: The enlightenment

FRAN 450: Studies in French Literature and Culture after 1800

FRAN 452: French Romanticism

FRAN 453: Decadence and Symbolism

FRAN 455: Dada and Surrealism: the End of the Novel

FRAN 456: 20th-Century French Theatre

FRAN 457: Breaking New Ground after Existentialism

FRAN 470: Studies in Culture, Literature or Language of the French-speaking World

Geography

GEOG 308: Introduction to GIS

GEOG 314: Global Environmental Change and Human Response

Germanic Studies

GMST 301: Intercultural Esplorations (In German)

GMST 302: Intercultural Diversity (in German)

GER 390: German Reading Course

GER 400: Advanced Writing

GER 499: Honours Graduating Essay

GERS 160: Major Figures of German Culture

GERS 254: Introduction to German Literature

GERS 261: Modern Germany

GERS 333: Literature and Film of the Holocaust and the "Third Reich"

GERS 354: Introduction to the 20th Century Literature (Pre-1945)

GERS 420: Faust

GERS 427: The Dark Side of the Enlightenment: Madness in Literature

GERS 433/GER 551: "Overcoming the Past" in Film and Text

GERS 437: Major German Filmmakers: Leni Riefenstahl

GERS 438A: Special Topics: Political Violence in the Literary and Cultural Imagination

GERS 438A: Special Topics: German Rebels

GERS 438B: Special Topics: A Brief History of Nature in German Literature (taught in German)

GERS 440: Kafka

GERS 481: German Literature: the Last Two Decades

GERS 487: A Cultural History of Vampires in Literature and Film

 

RUSS 300A: Advanced Russian I

RUSS 301A: Russian Cultural History I

RUSS 301B: Russian Cultural History II

RUSS 303: Advanced Russian Conversation and Practice I

RUSS 304A: Cinema in the Soviet and Post-Soviet Periods: I

RUSS 308B: Russian Literature of the 20th Century: Art on Trial

RUSS 311: Dostoevsky

RUSS 315: Sculpting in Time: The Cinematic Art of Andrei Tarkovsky

RUSS 400A: Advanced Grammar and Stylistics I

RUSS 416: Stalinist Cinema

RUSS 434/HIST 389: Special Topics: Interpreting Stalinism

RUSS 460: Forbidden Books, Forbidden Films

SLAV 364: Eastern Europe through Western eyes

SLAV 361: Imperial Russia

SLAV 363/ HIST 377: Modern Ukraine

Greek and Roman Studies

GREE 301: Greek Epic

GREE 302: Greek Tragedy

GREE 303:Greek Historians

GREE 304: Plato

GREE 305: Greek Orators

GREE 306: Greek Comedy

GRS 314: Age of Nero

GRS 316: Greek and Roman Novels and Romances

GRS 320: Greek and Roman Tragedy

GRS 323: Ancient Comedy and Satire

GRS 325: Topics in Greek and Roman Literature

GRS 326: Topics in Greek and Roman Civilization

GRS 328: Myth and Theory

GRS 331: Greek History From the Bronze Age to Alexander

GRS 332: Social and Economic History of Greece

GRS 333: Alexander and the Hellenistic Age

GRS 334: Democracy and the Greeks

GRS 335: Women in the Greek and Roman World

GRS 341: Roman History

GRS 342: Roman Society

GRS 347: Household and Family in the Greek and Roman World

GRS 348: The City of Rome

GRS 349: Jew and Christians in the Roman World

GRS 361: Aegean Bronze Age and the World of Homer

GRS 371: Art and Architecture of Ancient Greece and the Aegean

GRS 372: Art and Architecture of the Roman World

GRS 375: Cities and Sanctuaries of the Ancient World

GRS 376: Ancient Technology

GRS 377: Ships and Seamanship in the Ancient World

GRS 379: Early Greek Thought

GRS 380: The Life and Times of Socrates

GRS 381: Greek and Roman Religion

GRS 382: The Ancient World on Film

GREE 401: Hesiod and the Homeric Hymns

GREE 402: Greek Lyric Poets

GREE 404: Greek Historians

GREE 406: Hellenistic Greek Authors

GREE 407: Aeschylus

GREE 408: Greek Comedy

GRS 441: The Fall of the Roman Republic

GRS 442: Roman Law and Society

GRS 461: Greece and the Near East

GRS 462: Archaeology of Athens

GRS 480: Seminar in Ancient History and Archaeology

GRS 481: Seminar in Ancient Literature

GRS 493: Directed Study in Greek or Roman Civilization

GRS 495: Archaeology Field Work Seminar

History

British

HIST 320: Seminar in Medieval England

HIST 320A: Crime and Criminality in Medieval England

HIST 321: Tudor-Stuart England

HIST 328A: Death and the Afterlife in England 1200-1750

HIST 328B: Death and the Afterlife in England 1750 - Present

HIST 329: Power and Popular Culture in England, 1300-1900

HIST 330: The Bloody Code: Crime in England, 1660-1800

HIST 338: Seminar in British History

HIST 339: Topics in British History European

European History

HIST 360: The Renaissance

HIST 361: The Reformation

HIST 362: Europe from Louis XIV to the French Revolution

HIST 363: Revolutionary and Napoleonic Europe, 1789-1815

HIST 364A: France and International Relations, 1814-1914

HIST 364B: France and International Relations, 1914-82

HIST 365A: Social and Cultural History of Modern Europe: 1770-1848

HIST 365B: Social, Cultural and Political History of Modern Europe: 1848-1914

HIST 366: Europe Between Two World Wars

HIST 367: The Second World War and the Recovery of Western Europe

HIST 369: Gender, Religion and Politics in France, 1453-1715

HIST 370A: Reaction, Reform and Revolution in France, 1814-1914

HIST 370B: Reaction, Reform and Revolution in France, 1914-1982

HIST 371A: Image and Reality: Scandals in France, 1785-1870

HIST 371B: Image and Reality: Scandals in France, 1870-1982

HIST 372: Imperial Germany

HIST 373: Weimar and Nazi Germany

HIST 374: Imperial Russia, 1689-1917

HIST 376: The Soviet Union and Its Successor States, 1917-2000

HIST 377: Modern Ukraine

HIST 380A: Seminar in Medieval Europe

HIST 380D: Individual, Family and Community in Medieval Society

HIST 380E: Medieval Foundations of the Western Legal Tradition

HIST 380G: Medieval Law and Literacy

HIST 382A: The Scientific Revolution

HIST 382B: The Origins of Modernity

HIST 383A: The Enlightenment in Britain

HIST 383B: The Enlightenment in Europe

HIST 386: Criminality and Violence in Europe, 1400-1800

HIST 388: Topics in European History

HIST 389: Seminar in European History

HIST 390: War in the Modern World, 1755 to the Present

HIST 392: Seminar in the History of the Second World War

HIST 393: Topics in the Historical Study of Peace and War

HIST 394: Seminar in Peace and War Studies

HIST 396: Topics in the History of Science

History in Art

HA 339: The 16th Century in Europe

HA 340A: The 15th Century in Northern Europe

HA 340B: Renaissance and Reformation in Northern Europe

HA 341A: The 15th Century in Italy

HA 342A: The 17th Century in Italy

HA 342B: The 17th Century in Northern Europe

HA 343A: The 18th Century in Italy

HA 343B: The 18th Century in Northern Europe

HA 344: Art Theory and Criticism in Early Modern Europe

HA 362A: Modern Art in Europe and North America: 1900-1945

HA 362B: Art in Europe and North America: 1945 to Today

HA 387A: European and North American Architecture, 1750 to 1900

HA 387B: Twentieth-Century Architecture in Europe and North America

HA 392: Special Topics in History in Art (depeding on topic, varies by year)

HA 492: Advanced Studies in History in Art

HA 445: Advanced Seminar in Renaissance Art

HA 447: Advanced Seminar in Early Modern Art, c.1500-1750

Italian

ITAL 300: Italian for Reading Knowledge

ITAL 303: Medieval Italian Culture and Literature (in English)

ITAL 306: Italian Culture (in English)

ITAL 350: Advanced Italian Grammar and Literary Usage I

ITAL 351: Advanced Italian Grammar and Literary Usage II

ITAL 365: Advanced Written Italian

ITAL 407: In Search of the True Culprit: Italian Culture and Society in Detective Fiction (in English OR Italian depending on year)

ITAL 470: Dante's Divine Comedy

ITAL 472A: Boccaccio's Decameron (in English)

ITAL 472B: Francis Petrarch: His Life as Literature (in English)

ITAL 473: Renaissance Literature

ITAL 474: Italian Comic Theatre

ITAL 478: Topics in Modern Italian Literature

ITAL 479A: Women in the Hispanice and Italian World

ITAL 479B: The Early Modern Period in Italy and Spain (in English)

ITAL 485: Topics in Italian Film

ITAL 495: Directed Reading 

Latin

LATI 301: Vergil

LATI 307: Historians of the Republic

LATI 308: Cicero

LATI 309: Ovid

LATI 310: Roman Love Poetry

LATI 350: Medieval Latin

LATI 402: Roman Drama

LATI 404: Roman Satire

LATI 406: Roman Epic

LATI 407: Imperial Roman Historians and Biographers

LATI 408: Roman Novel

LATI 410: Horace

Mediterranean Studies

MEST 300: The Mediterranean Region From the Perspective of Spain and Italy (in English)

MEST 308: Fascism in the Hispanic and Italian World (in English)

MEST 310: The Portrayal of the Family in Mediterranean Culture (in English)

Medieval Studies

MEDI 303: The Medieval World

MEDI 304: Medieval Studies

MEDI 360: Selected Topics in Medieval Culture (only when on European content)

MEDI 401: Seminar in Medieval Culture (only when on European content)

MEDI 402: Cross-Cultural Encounters and Exchanges (only when on European content)

MEDI 441: Medieval Arthurian Romance

MEDI 442: Common Grounds in European Medieval Literature

MEDI 451: The Medievals and the Written Word

MEDI 452: Selected Topics in Medieval Manuscript Studies

Music

MUS 322: A Composer's Style and Music

MUS 323: Forms and Genres in Music

MUS 391: Cross-Cultural and Historical Topics in Music

MUS 421: Selected Topics in Music History (depending on topic, varies by year)

Philosophy

PHIL 301: Plato

PHIL 303: Aristotle

PHIL 305A: Early Medieval Philosophy

PHIL 305B: Later Medival Philosophy

PHIL 306: The Rationalists

PHIL 307: Hellenistic Philosophy

PHIL 308: The Empiricists

PHIL 309: Kant

PHIL 311: Existentialist Thinkers

PHIL 379: Early Greek Thought

PHIL 383: The Life and Times of Socrates

Political Science

POLI 300A: Ancient and Medieval Political Thought

POLI 300B: Early Modern Political Thought

POLI 300C: Post-Enlightenment Political Thought

POLI 306: Introduction to Marxism

POLI 311: Governments and Politics in Europe

POLI 319: Issues in Comparative Politics (if sufficient European Content)

POLI 349: Issues in International Politics (if sufficient European Content)

POLI 379: Topics in Contemporary European Politics

POLI 414: Politics in the European Union (seminar course)

Portuguese

PORT 300: Reading Portuguese

Spanish

SPAN 340: Spanish Immersion Literature

SPAN 350A: Advanced Composition, Translation and Stylistics I

SPAN 350B: Advanced Composition, Translation and Stylistics II

SPAN 370: Survey of Spanish Literature from Origins to 1700

SPAN 375: Survey of Spanish Literature Since 1700

SPAN 468: Spanish Historical Fiction

SPAN 470: Medieval Literature

SPAN 471A: The Female Voice in Medieval Poetry

SPAN 471B: Miracle Stories of the Marian Tradition

SPAN 471C: Special Topics in Medieval Literature (in English)

SPAN 472: Cervantes' Don Quixote

SPAN 473A: Prose of the Golden Age

SPAN 473B: Poetry of the Golden Age

SPAN 473C: Drama of the Golden Age

SPAN 475: Landscapes of Desire: Visions of Self and Country

SPAN 476A: Spanish Literature in the 19th Century

SPAN 476C: Literature of Renewal: Prose and Poetry of Spanish Fin De Siglo

SPAN 478A: The 20th Century Novel After the Civil War

SPAN 478B: 20th Century Drama and Poetry

SPAN 478C: Special Topics in Modern Spanish Literature

SPAN 479A: Women in the Hispanic and Italian World

SPAN 479B: The Early Modern Period in Italy and Spain (in English)

Theatre

THEA 309A: History of Opera to the Late Nineteenth Century

THEA 309B: Modern Opera

THEA 314: Studies in Theatre of the Ancient World

THEA 315: Studies in Medieval Theatre

THEA 317: Studies in 19th Century Theatre

THEA 319: Studies in Renaissance Theatre

THEA 410: Seminar in Theatre History III (depending on topic, varies)