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Courses of Special Relevance
2007 - 08:
ART 144A/344A |
Apollinaire’s Avant Gardes |
Merjian |
Aut |
ART 145/345 |
European Modernism and the International Avant Gardes |
Gough |
Aut |
ART 149/349 |
Art Between the Wars |
Gough |
Spr |
ART 443A* |
Untimely Aesthetics |
Merjian |
Spr |
CLASS 94 |
Ethics of Pleasure |
Peponi |
Spr |
CLASS 22N |
Technologies of Civilization |
Netz |
Spr |
CLASS 237* |
Augustine on the Body |
Nightingale |
Spr |
CLASS 321* |
Classical Seminar |
Nightingale |
Aut |
COMP 101 |
What is Literature? |
Nightingale |
Spr |
COMP 119/219 |
Dostoevsky and His Times |
Frank |
Win |
COMP 122 |
Literature as Performance |
Gumbrecht |
Win |
COMP 154 |
Heidegger on Hölderlin |
Gumbrecht |
Aut |
COMP 157 |
Imitation of Life |
Gelder |
Win |
COMP 214/314 |
Thomas Mann |
Berman |
Win |
COMP 321* |
Present Pasts: History, Fiction, Temporality |
Eshel/White |
Win |
COMP 334* |
German Romanticism |
Bohrer |
Spr |
COMP 337* |
Augustine on the Body |
Nightingale |
Spr |
COMP 352* |
Decadence and Vitalism |
Bohrer |
Spr |
CSRE 196C |
Intro to CSRE |
Moya, Marcus |
Win |
DRAMA 187Q |
Stage in Dialogue with History |
Weber |
Aut |
DRAMA 301* |
Performance and Performativity |
Staff |
Win |
DRAMA 343* |
Guy Debord |
Apostolidès |
Aut |
DRAMA 358C* |
Beckett |
Phelan |
Win |
ENG 136B |
S. T. Coleridge and Romantic Genius |
Gigante |
Win |
ENG 176 |
Science Fiction |
Heise |
Spr |
ENG 183F |
Contemporary Critical Theory |
Majumdar |
Spr |
ENG 184 |
The Novel, The World |
Moretti |
Spr |
ENG 184C |
Texts in History: Med. to Early Mod. |
Brooks |
Win |
ENG 219 |
Representation and Repression in Fiction |
Woloch |
Win |
ENG 270 |
From Plato to Postmodernism |
Evans |
Win |
ENG 370A* |
Medieval Seminar |
Steidle |
Win |
ENG 389B* |
Beckett |
Phelan |
Win |
FILM 115/315 |
Documentary Issues and Traditions |
Krawitz |
Aut |
FRENGEN 122 |
Literature as Performance |
Gumbrecht |
Win |
FRENGEN 163 |
Texts in History: Enlt. to Present |
Edelstein |
Spr |
FRENGEN 203 |
Dare (Not) to Know |
Edelstein |
Win |
FRENGEN 207 |
Existentialist Fiction |
Harrison |
Spr |
FRENGEN 247E |
Fictions of the Self |
Landy |
Aut |
FRENLIT 261 |
Framing the Aesthetic Experience |
Russo |
Aut |
FRENLIT 293A |
French Literature and Philosophy |
Serres |
Spr |
FRENGEN 290E |
Self-Deception in Literature, Film, and Philosophy |
Dupuy |
Win |
FRENGEN 325* |
Humanities Modern Seminar |
Apostolidès |
Win |
FRENGEN 343* |
Guy Debord |
Apostolidès |
Aut |
FRENGEN 354* |
Racine |
Gumbrecht |
Win |
GERLIT 148/248 |
Theories of Expression |
Pourciau |
Aut |
GERLIT 151/251 |
German Underworlds |
Pourciau |
Win |
GERLIT 154 |
Heidegger on Hölderlin |
Gumbrecht |
Aut |
GERLIT 163/263 |
Readings in 19th-c. German Literature |
Dornbach |
Aut |
GERGN 183/283 |
Scenarios of Dissolution in the Modern Novel |
Dornbach |
Spr |
GERLIT 195/295 |
The Culture of Reason and its Discontents |
Dornbach |
Spr |
GERGN 205/305 |
Technologies of the Self |
Douvaldzi |
Win |
GERLIT 206/306 |
Narrative, Visuality, Memory |
Douvaldzi |
Spr |
GERGN 267/367 |
Freud and the Apostle Paul |
Douvaldzi |
Win |
GERLIT 285/385 |
Thomas Mann |
Berman |
Win |
GERLIT 299 |
Present Pasts: History, Fiction, Temporality |
Eshel/White |
Win |
GERLIT 320* |
German Romanticism |
Bohrer |
Spr |
GERLIT 325* |
Decadence and Vitalism |
Bohrer |
Spr |
HISTORY 239D |
Capital and Empire |
Satia |
Spr |
HISTORY 309A* |
Colonial Force and the Postcolonial Subject |
Kumar |
Win |
HUM 100 |
Text and Context in Humanities |
Freidin |
Win |
HUM 162 |
Texts in History: Med. Early Mod. |
Brooks |
Win |
HUM 163 |
Texts in History: Enlt. to Present |
Edelstein |
Spr |
HUM 191S |
Capital and Empire |
Satia |
Spr |
HUM 193W |
Nietzsche, Doestoevsky, and Sartre |
Wood |
Aut |
HUM 196B |
Religion, Reason, and Romanticism |
Sockness |
Aut |
HUM 321* |
Classical Seminar |
Nightingale |
Aut |
HUM 322* |
Medieval Seminar |
Steidle |
Win |
HUM 323* |
Renaissance/Early Modern Seminar |
Brooks |
Spr |
HUM 324* |
Enlightenment Seminar |
Hadlock |
Aut |
HUM 325* |
Modern Seminar |
Apostolidès |
Win |
ITALGEN 207 |
Existentialist Fiction |
Harrison |
Spr |
ITALGEN 236E |
Purgatorio/Paradiso |
Harrison, Jacoff |
Win |
ITALGEN 353E* |
F. T. Marinetti and Futurism |
Schnapp |
Spr |
MTL 334A* |
Modern Tradition I |
Stacy |
Aut |
MTL 334B* |
Modern Tradition II |
Dupuy |
Win |
MUSIC 324H* |
Enlightenment Seminar |
Hadlock |
Aut |
OSPBER 24 |
Greek Tragedy and German Culture |
Rehm |
Aut |
OSPMOSC 25 |
Russian Short Stories |
Kurganova |
Aut |
OSPOXFRD 84 |
African Art and Writing Traditions |
Martinez-Ruiz |
Spr |
OSPPARIS 13 |
Naturalism versus Spiritualism in 19th-Century France |
Parsonnet |
Spr |
PHIL 135/235 |
Existentialism |
Anderson |
Spr |
PHIL 153 |
Feminist Methods and Theories |
Longino |
Win |
PHIL 173A |
Aesthetics: Metaphor |
Hills |
Spr |
PHIL 193W |
Nietzsche, Doestoevsky, and Sartre |
Wood |
Aut |
PHIL 223 |
Husserl |
Føllesal |
Aut |
PSYCH 25 |
Self Theories |
Dweck |
Aut |
PSYCH 134 |
Seminar on Language and Deception |
Clark |
Win |
PSYCH 155 |
Intro to CSRE |
Moya, Marcus |
Win |
RELIG 124 |
Sufi Islam |
Staff |
Aut |
RELIG 212 |
Chuang Tzu |
Yearley |
Win |
RELIG 227/327 |
The Qur’ân |
Sadeghi |
Aut |
RELIG 245 |
Religion, Reason, and Romanticism |
Sockness |
Aut |
RELIG 250 |
Classics of Indian Buddhism |
Harrison |
Spr |
RELIG 257/357 |
Readings in Daoist Texts |
Pregadio |
Spr |
RELIG 271B |
Dante’s Spiritual Vision |
Yearley |
Win |
RELIG 321* |
The Talmud |
Fonrobert |
Spr |
SLAVGN 145/245 |
Age of Experiment 1820-1850 |
Fleishman |
Aut |
SLAVGN 146/246 |
The Great Russian Novel |
Greenleaf |
Win |
SLAVGN 151/251 |
Dostoevsky and His Times |
Frank |
Win |
SPANLIT 114N |
Lyric Poetry |
Predmore |
Spr |
SPANLIT 125 |
The Forms of Wonder |
Arellano |
Win |
SPANLIT 249/349 |
Reading Cinema Today |
Staff |
Win |
* Graduate courses: no guarantee of access to undergraduates.
Courses of Special Relevance are selected by the steering committee of the Initiative in Literature and Philosophy.