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(1-99) Primarily for Undergraduate Students

Course # Course Title Time
Location
Enrl / Lim / Wait Instructor(s) View Books
HUM/UWS 1A 1 Tragedy: Love and Death in the Creative Imagination
[ hum uws ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
Does not participate in the University Writing Seminar (UWS) selection process.
Instructor's Signature Required.
Enrollment limited to Humanities Fellows.
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr202
Open
Consent Req.

13 / 28 / 0
Burt, John
Dowden, Steve
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(100-199) For Both Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Course # Course Title Time
Location
Enrl / Lim / Wait Instructor(s) View Books
ECS 100A 1 European Cultural Studies Proseminar: Modernism
[ hum wi ]
M,W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr217
Open
16 / 999 / 0
Dowden, Steve View Books
 

Comparative Literature Seminars

Course # Course Title Time
Location
Enrl / Lim / Wait Instructor(s) View Books
COML 123A 1 Perfect Love?
[ hum ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Rabb Graduate Center333
Open
3 / 999 / 0
Randall, Michael View Books
COML 146B 1 Classical East Asian Poetics
[ hum nw ]
M,W 5:00 PM–6:20 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr217
Open
13 / 999 / 0
Fraleigh, Matthew View Books
ENG 50A 1 Love Poetry from Sappho to Neruda
[ hum ]
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr112
Open
27 / 999 / 0
Targoff, Ramie View Books
 

Courses in European Literature

Course # Course Title Time
Location
Enrl / Lim / Wait Instructor(s) View Books
CLAS 165A 1 Roman Sex, Violence, and Decadence in Translation
[ hum wi ]
This is an experiential learning course.
M,W 5:00 PM–6:20 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr124
Open
11 / 999 / 0
Koloski-Ostrow, Ann Olga View Books
ENG 1A 1 Introduction to Literary Studies
[ hum ]
ENG 1a-1 fulfills the Post-1800 requirement in fall 2017.
Topic for fall 2017: Modern Literature and the Problem of Evil. This course takes a fresh look at the study of Anglophone literature by exploring how a variety of authors and genres confront the problem of evil in the modern world, from Elizabethan drama to graphic novels and film. We'll practice using several influential literary theories to make sense of what we read and see. Texts include the Book of Job, King Lear, Paradise Lost, Robinson Crusoe, Art Spiegelman's Maus, and Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things.
M,W,Th 12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr122
Open
14 / 999 / 0
Tharaud, Jerome View Books
ENG 18B 1 Writing the Holocaust
[ hum wi ]
Students interested in enrolling should contact the instructor for a consent code.
This is an experiential learning course.
T,Th 5:00 PM–6:20 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr212
Open
11 / 999 / 0
Skorczewski, Dawn M. View Books
ENG 33A 1 Shakespeare
[ hum ]
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Golding Judaica Center101
Open
44 / 999 / 0
Flesch, William View Books
ENG 50A 1 Love Poetry from Sappho to Neruda
[ hum ]
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr112
Open
27 / 999 / 0
Targoff, Ramie View Books
ENG 105B 1 After Jane Austen: Sex, Death, and Fiction
[ hum wi ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr122
Open
15 / 24 / 0
Plotz, John View Books
ENG 132B 1 Chaucer I
[ hum ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center103
Open
10 / 999 / 0
Flesch, William View Books
FREN 110A 1 Cultural Representations
[ fl hum wi ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
M,W,Th 12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr201
Closed
16 / 15 / 0
Faure-Bellaiche, Clementine C. View Books
GER 105A 1 Writing on the Wall: Literature, the Arts, and the Fall of the Wall
[ fl hum wi ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
M,W,Th 12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr112
Open
9 / 15 / 0
Seidl, Kathrin View Books
HIST 170A 1 Italian Films, Italian Histories
[ ss wi ]
T,F 11:00 AM–12:20 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10
Open
21 / 999 / 0
Kelikian, Alice A View Books
HIST 192B 1 Romantic and Existentialist Political Thought
[ ss ]
M,W,Th 1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center103
Open
12 / 999 / 0
Hulliung, Mark L View Books
ITAL 106A 1 Advanced Italian through Narrative, Film, and Other Media
[ fl hum oc ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
Students currently enrolled in ITAL language courses will receive instructions about consent code distribution before the beginning of registration. All others should email Professor Harder (harder@brandeis.edu) as soon as possible with a description of their background in Italian, including classes taken, standardized test scores, and/or other exposure to the language. She will reply with further information about obtaining a consent code for the appropriate language course.
Department Representative Signature Required.
Topic for fall 2017: Storia E Storie D'Italia.
M,W,Th 1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr122
Open
Consent Req.

7 / 18 / 0
Monteleone, Silvia View Books
ITAL 110A 1 Introduction to Italian Literature
[ fl hum oc ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr120
Open
10 / 15 / 0
Servino, Paola View Books
RECS 148A 1 Russian Drama: Text and Performance
[ hum ]
T,Th 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr104
Open
7 / 999 / 0
Powelstock, David View Books
 

ECS Related Electives

Course # Course Title Time
Location
Enrl / Lim / Wait Instructor(s) View Books
ANTH 115B 1 Borderlands: Space, Place, and Landscape
[ ss ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Brown Social Science Center218
Open
3 / 999 / 0
Golden, Charles View Books
ANTH 115B 2 Borderlands: Space, Place, and Landscape
[ ss ]
Instructor's Signature Required.
This section only open to graduate students.
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Brown Social Science Center218
M 1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Schwartz Hall 110
Closed
Consent Req.

10 / 10 / 0
Golden, Charles View Books
ANTH 127A 1 Medicine, Body, and Culture
[ nw ss ]
Anthropology majors on the demand list will have priority for enrollment.
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Gerstenzang 124
Closed
35 / 30 / 0
Hannig, Anita View Books
ANTH 127A 2 Medicine, Body, and Culture
[ nw ss ]
Instructor's Signature Required.
This section only open to graduate students.
Meets 9/13, 9/27, 10/18, 11/1, 11/15, 11/29 10AM-10:50AM in Schwartz 110.
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Gerstenzang 124
W 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Schwartz Hall 110
Open
Consent Req.

4 / 10 / 0
Hannig, Anita View Books
ANTH 130B 1 Visuality and Culture
[ ss ]
T,Th 5:00 PM–6:20 PM
Brown Social Science Center224
Open
22 / 999 / 0
Alvarez Astacio, Patricia View Books
ANTH 186B 1 Linguistic Anthropology
[ ss ]
Anthropology majors on the demand list will have priority for enrollment.
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Pearlman Hall 113
Open
29 / 30 / 0
McIntosh, Janet View Books
CLAS 115B 1 Topics in Greek and Roman History
[ hum wi ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10
Open
15 / 999 / 0
Walker, Cheryl L View Books
CLAS 145B 1 Topics in Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology
[ ca hum ]
Topic for fall 2017: Hellenistic Art and Archaeology.
T,Th 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Kutz Hall 132
Open
18 / 999 / 0
Ratzlaff, Alexandra View Books
CLAS 145B 2 Topics in Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology
[ ca hum ]
Topic for fall 2017: Rome, City of Marble.
This is an experiential learning course.
M,W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr122
Open
21 / 999 / 0
Koloski-Ostrow, Ann Olga View Books
FA 30A 1 History of Art I: From Antiquity to the Middle Ages
[ ca ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
M,W,Th 1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG03
Open
58 / 999 / 0
McClendon, Charles View Books
FA 57A 1 Paris/New York: Revolutions of Modernism
[ ca ]
T,F 9:30 AM–10:50 AM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG11
Open
13 / 999 / 0
Scott, Nancy J View Books
FA 80A 1 Modern Architecture
[ ca ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitesG12
Open
29 / 999 / 0
Kauffman, Jordan View Books
FA 86B 1 Museum Studies
[ ca ]
Instructor's Signature Required.
This is an experiential learning course.
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10
Open
Consent Req.

13 / 15 / 0
Scott, Nancy J View Books
FA 192A 1 Studies in Modern and Contemporary Art
[ ca ]
Topic for fall 2017: Making Meaning: Close looking at Rose Art Museum Collection This course will will focus on specially selected objects from the Rose Art Museum, which will be closely studied, analyzed, interpreted and contextualized. The course will combine art history and theory, as well as curatorial practices and concepts.
Meets 2pm-3:20pm on Wednesdays in the Rose Art Museum except Aug 30, Sept 6 and Dec 6 meets in Goldman-Schwartz Art Studio115.
M 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10
W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
TBA
Open
10 / 18 / 0
Ankori, Gannit View Books
FA 199A 1 Methods and Approaches in the History of Art
[ ca wi ]
Instructor's Signature Required.
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
T 2:00 PM–4:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10
Open
Consent Req.

11 / 999 / 0
McClendon, Charles View Books
HIST 103A 1 Roman History to 455 CE
[ hum ss ]
M,W,Th 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG11
Open
15 / 999 / 0
Kapelle, William E View Books
HIST 113A 1 English Medieval History
[ ss ]
M,W,Th 12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitesG12
Open
33 / 999 / 0
Kapelle, William E View Books
HIST 121A 1 Breaking the Rules: Deviance and Nonconformity in Premodern Europe
[ ss wi ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies301
Open
19 / 999 / 0
Sreenivasan, Govind View Books
HIST 133A 1 Politics of the Enlightenment
[ ss ]
M,W,Th 12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center107
Open
3 / 999 / 0
Hulliung, Mark L View Books
HIST 137B 1 World War I
[ ss wi ]
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG03
Open
32 / 999 / 0
Jankowski, Paul View Books
LING 120B 1 Syntactic Theory
[ ss wi ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
This is a four hour class.
M,W,Th 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Volen Nat'l Ctr for Complex119
F 2:00 PM–2:50 PM
Volen Nat'l Ctr for Complex119
Open
32 / 999 / 0
Goldberg, Lotus View Books
LING 140A 1 Architecture of Conversation: Discourse and Pragmatics
[ oc ss ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
T,Th 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Volen Nat'l Ctr for Complex106
Open
21 / 999 / 0
Malamud, Sophia Alexandra View Books
LING 190B 1 Topics in Linguistics
[ ss ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
Topic for fall 2017, Section 1: Phonology II. Prerequisite for Fall 2017, Section 1: LING 110a-Phonological Theory. Description for Fall 2017, Section 1: This course will focus on current theoretical approaches to some of the classic problems of phonology. Students will learn Optimality Theory, and produce a research paper using OT. We will examine general issues of markedness, syllable structure, metrical phonology, and phonological phenomena that are sensitive to morphological structure. Additional topics may be covered based on student interests.
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Volen Nat'l Ctr for Complex119
Open
9 / 999 / 0
Plaster, Keith View Books
LING 190B 2 Topics in Linguistics
[ ss ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
Topic for fall 2017, Section 2: Fundamentals of Linguistic Research. Prerequisites for Fall 2017, Section 2: at least 2 of LING 110, LING 120, LING 130, or LING 140. Description for Fall 2017, Section 2: A hands-on introduction to the scholarly approaches to research in linguistics, including the concepts, methodology, and terminology associated with scientific inquiry, ethical practice, and academic writing in the field. Students will engage with original research from a variety of angles, including completing a small project on a topic of their choice.
M,W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Volen Nat'l Ctr for Complex119
Open
7 / 999 / 0
Goldberg, Lotus View Books
MUS 1A 1 Exploring Western Music
[ ca ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
M,W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Slosberg Music 212
Open
49 / 999 / 0
Desmond, Karen View Books
NEJS 112A 1 The Book of Genesis
[ hum ]
M,W 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies202
Open
7 / 999 / 0
Abusch, Tzvi View Books
NEJS 150A 1 The Jews in Weimar and Nazi Germany
[ hum ]
M,W,Th 10:00 AM–10:50 AM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies302
Open
5 / 999 / 0
Jockusch, Laura View Books
NEJS 186A 1 Introduction to the Qur'an
[ hum nw ]
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG11
Open
16 / 999 / 0
Dost, Suleyman View Books
PHIL 1A 1 Introduction to Philosophy
[ hum wi ]
See Course Catalog for Special Notes.
PHIL 1a-1 fulfills the WI requirement in fall 2017.
T,Th 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr101
Open
175 / 999 / 0
Teuber, Andreas View Books
PHIL 1A 2 Introduction to Philosophy
[ hum ]
M,W,Th 1:00 PM–1:50 PM
Rabb Graduate Center338
Open
14 / 999 / 0
Greenberg, Robert View Books
PHIL 17A 1 Introduction to Ethics
[ hum ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr202
Open
16 / 999 / 0
Smiley, Marion View Books
PHIL 24A 1 Philosophy of Religion
[ hum ]
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center101
Open
27 / 999 / 0
Hirsch, Eli View Books
PHIL 109B 1 Ethics and Emotions
[ hum ]
T,F 12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG11
Open
12 / 999 / 0
Moran, Kathleen A. View Books
PHIL 114B 1 Topics in Ethical Theory
[ hum ]
Topic for fall 2017: The Rights and Responsibilities of Citizenship.
T,F 9:30 AM–10:50 AM
Rabb Graduate Center338
Open
8 / 999 / 0
Moran, Kathleen A. View Books
PHIL 123A 1 Existentialism
[ hum ]
M,W 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center107
Open
19 / 999 / 0
Marusic, Berislav View Books
PHIL 145B 1 Topics in the Philosophy of Language
[ hum ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
Topic for fall 2017: Fiction.
M,W 5:00 PM–6:20 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr104
Open
16 / 999 / 0
Yourgrau, Palle View Books
PHIL 167A 1 Hegel: Self-Consciousness and Freedom in the Phenomenology of Spirit
[ hum ]
T,Th 2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Rabb Graduate Center338
Open
12 / 999 / 0
Sheppard, Eugene R View Books
PHIL 168A 1 Kant
[ hum ]
See Course Catalog for prerequisites.
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Rabb Graduate Center338
Open
10 / 999 / 0
Greenberg, Robert View Books
POL 189A 1 Marx, Nietzsche, and Twentieth-Century Radicalism
[ ss ]
T,Th 3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Golding Judaica Center110
Open
55 / 999 / 0
Yack, Bernard View Books
SOC 189A 1 Sociology of Body and Health
[ ss ]
This is an experiential learning course.
M,W,Th 11:00 AM–11:50 AM
Gerstenzang 124
Open
74 / 75 / 0
Fenton, Anny T. View Books
WMGS 5A 1 Women, Genders, and Sexualities
[ ss ]
T,F 11:00 AM–12:20 PM
Schwartz Hall 112
Open
41 / 999 / 0
Freeze, ChaeRan Yoo View Books