Schedule of Classes — Undergraduate / Fall 2014 / Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Subject Notes for Undergraduate Students
Students should consult with their adviser and the chair of the program to map out their particular plan of study.
Elective Courses |
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| Course # | Course Title | Time Location |
Enrl / Lim / Wait | Instructor(s) | View Books | |||
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| CLAS 115B 1 |
Topics in Greek and Roman History
[ hum nw wi ] Topic for fall 2014: Gender, Sex, and Power in Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, and Rome. CLAS 115b counts toward the Non-Western and Comparative Studies requirement only for this topic offered in fall 2014. |
T,F
12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Olin-Sang Amer Civ Ctr116 |
Open
11 / 999 / 0 |
Williamson, Jacquelyn | View Books | |||
| ENG 33A 1 |
Shakespeare
[ hum ] |
M,W
2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr120 |
Open
34 / 999 / 0 |
Flesch, William | View Books | |||
| FA 46B 1 |
High and Late Renaissance in Italy
[ ca ] |
T,F
12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10 |
Open
9 / 999 / 0 |
Unglaub, Jonathan W | View Books | |||
| HISP 110A 1 |
Medieval and Early Modern Spanish Literature: Gender, Class, Religion, Power
[ fl hum ] See Course Catalog for prerequisites. |
T,F
12:30 PM–1:50 PM
Shiffman Humanities Ctr216 |
Open
8 / 15 / 0 |
Fox, Dian | View Books | |||
| HIST 112B 1 |
The Crusades and the Expansion of Medieval Europe
[ ss ] |
M,W,Th
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies203 |
Open
38 / 999 / 0 |
Kapelle, William E | View Books | |||
| IMES 104A 1 |
Islam: Civilization and Institutions
[ hum nw ] |
M,W,Th
12:00 PM–12:50 PM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies301 |
Open
29 / 999 / 0 |
El-Tobgui, Carl Sharif | View Books | |||
| MUS 80A 1 |
Early Music Ensemble
See Course Catalog for Special Notes Two semester hour credits. Will participate in April Registration. Placement auditions will take place at the beginning of the semester. This is an experiential learning course. |
W
6:30 PM–9:20 PM
Slosberg Music 107 |
Open
5 / 999 / 0 |
Mead, Sarah | View Books | |||
| MUS 80A 2XC |
Early Music Ensemble
See Course Catalog for Special Notes Will participate in April Registration. Placement auditions will take place at the beginning of the semester. Non-credit (XC) sections of MUS courses carry no credits, however they do appear on transcripts with the grade Z. Students enrolling in non-credit sections participate fully in the activities and responsibilities of these courses. This is an experiential learning course. |
W
6:30 PM–9:20 PM
Slosberg Music 107 |
Open
1 / 999 / 0 |
Mead, Sarah | View Books | |||
| NEJS 194B 1 |
Sufi Teachings
[ hum nw ] |
M,W
2:00 PM–3:20 PM
Lown Cntr for JudaicStudies302 |
Open
5 / 999 / 0 |
Lumbard, Joseph E. B. | View Books | |||
| THA 102B 1 |
Shakespeare: On Stage and Screen
[ ca ] |
T,Th
3:30 PM–4:50 PM
Kutz Hall 130 |
Open
14 / 30 / 0 |
Holmberg, Arthur | View Books | |||
Elective Courses Counting as Colloquium Course |
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| Course # | Course Title | Time Location |
Enrl / Lim / Wait | Instructor(s) | View Books | |||
| FA 191B 1 |
Studies in Renaissance and Baroque Art
[ ca wi ] Topic for fall 2014: Velasquez and Goya Preference given to Fine Arts Majors and Minors. This seminar focuses on the life and works of the two greatest masters of Spanish Art, Diego Velasquez (1599-1660) and Francisco de Goya (1746–1828). Though a century separates their careers, there are many parallels in their works, and the later artist engaged in a constant dialogue with his predecessor. We will examine their innovative techniques of painting and printmaking and consider the role of each as a court artist during the Hapsburg and Napoleonic eras. Whereas Velasquez was the consummate courtier, Goya grapples with the legacy of the Enlightenment in an age of revolutionary upheaval. This unique offering is timed to coincide with the retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts: "Goya:Order and Disorder" and several classes will take place there. Students must be flexible with return times to campus on Museum visit days. Intended for Fine Arts Majors, and students with some background in art history, Spanish culture, and/or European history. |
M
2:00 PM–4:50 PM
Mandel Ctr for HumanitiesG10 |
Open
8 / 12 / 0 |
Unglaub, Jonathan W | View Books | |||