Courses of Special Relevance
Capstone Courses
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
Classics with Philosophy and Literature
Comparative Literature and Philosophy
English and Philosophy
French and Philosophy
German Literature and Philosophy
Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities
Italian Literature and Philosophy
Philosophy and Literature
Russian Philosophy and Literature
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Research Workshop in Literature, Philosophy, and the Arts
PhD Minor in Literary and Philosophical Thought
Capstone courses 2009-10:
• Hector Hoyos, Borges and Philosophy (ILAC 240E), Fall 2009-10
• Lee Yearley, Chuang Tzu
(RELIGST 212), Win 2009-10
• Amir Eshel, Narrative and Ethics (COM 226), Win 2009-10
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Past capstone courses:
• Seth Lerer,Confessions: Writing and Reading the Self (ENGL 184L), Autumn 2008-9.
• David Hills, Aesthetics: Metaphor across the Arts (PHIL 173A), Autumn 2008-9.
• Gregory Freidin,Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Social Thought of its Time (HUM 197F / SLAVGEN 190/290), Spring 2008-9.
• R. Lanier Anderson and Michele Elam, W.E.B. DuBois as Writer and Philosopher (ENGL 152D / PHIL 194L), Spring 2008-9.
• Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Heidegger on Hölderlin (COMPLIT 154/GERLIT 154), Autumn 2007-8.
• Allen Wood, Nietzsche, Doestoevsky, and Sartre (PHIL 193W/HUMNTIES 193W), Autumn 2007-8.
• David Hills, Aesthetics: Metaphor across the Arts (PHIL 173A), Spring 2007-8.
• R. Lanier Anderson, Montaigne (PHIL 194L), Autumn 2006-7.
• John Perry, Language, Metaphysics and Literature (PHIL 384), Autumn 2006-7.
• Joshua Landy, Getting Through Proust (French 228E), Autumn 2005-6.
