Courses of Special Relevance in Past Years

2006 - 2007:

Course # Title Instructor Qtr
ARTHIST 229A Representing Reality Kessler Win
ARTHIST 234A Harlem Renaissance Marshall Aut
ARTHIST 242A The City and Surrealism Merijan Win
ARTHIST 410* Aesthetics of the Icon Pentcheva Win
ARTHIST 507* Medieval Image Theory Pentcheva Aut
ARTHIST 512* The Time of the Object Lee Win
CLASSGEN 35 Becoming Like God: Greek Ethical Thought Nightingale Win
CLASSGEN 53N Are We Our Bodies? Nightingale Spr
CLASSGEN 114/214 The Paradox of Seneca Bobonich/Braund Spr
COMPLIT 53N Are We Our Bodies? Nightingale Spr
COMPLIT 115/215 Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf Spr
COMPLIT 119/219 Dostoevsky and His Times Frank Spr
COMPLIT 251 Space and the Modern Sublime Cohen Win
COMPLIT 256 Heidegger and Poetry: Rilke, Trakl, Char Mitchell Spr
COMPLIT 259 Self-Reflexivity Historicized Gumbrecht Win
COMPLIT 354A* Literature of Affiliation Palumbo-Liu Spr
COMPLIT 357* Surrealism to Structuralism Cohen Aut
DLCL 377* Topics in Literature and Culture Bohrer Aut
DRAMA 303A* Theory/Theater Rayner Win
DRAMA 317A* Performance and Philosophy Rokem Aut
ENGLISH 183B Problems in Literature and Ethics Bourbon Spr
ENGLISH 183C Feminist Theory and Twentieth-Century Cul­ture Ngai Spr
ENGLISH 183D The Author as Problem Ngai Win
FILMSTUD 102 Theories of the Moving Image Levi Aut
FILMSTUD 230 Cinema and Ideology Levi Aut
FRENGEN 231 Space and the Modern Sublime Cohen Win
FRENLIT 253 Literature of Commitment: 19th-20th c. Fr. Novel Richman Spr
FRENLIT 255 Céline: The Most Revolting Rebel Picherit Win
FRENGEN 259 Self-Reflexivity Historicized Gumbrecht Win
FRENGEN 282 Heidegger and Poetry: Rilke, Trakl, Char Mitchell Spr
FRENLIT 293A Topics in French Literature and Philosophy Serres Win
FRENLIT 293B Topics in French Literature and Philosophy Serres Spr
FRENGEN 357* Surrealism to Structuralism Cohen Aut
GERGEN 168A/268A Freud and the Enterprise of Psychoanalysis Douvaldzi Win
GERGEN 182/282 Heidegger and Poetry in an Age of Technology Mitchell Spr
GERGEN 191A/291A Oedipus/Hamlet/Moses: Archetypes of the Hero Douvaldzi Spr
GERLIT 196/296 Idealist and Romantic Aesthetics Dornbach Aut
GERLIT 197/297 Theories of Art after Idealism Dornbach Win
GERLIT 278/378 Modernity as Succession: Imitation, Emulation, Influence Dornbach Spr
HIST 136B European Thought and Culture in the 20th c. Robinson Spr
HIST 136D European Intellectual History 1750-1860 Oberle Aut
HIST 203A Theories of the State from Ancient World to Present Baker/Sheehan Win
HIST 255 Martin Luther King Jr. Carson Aut
ITALLIT 127 Inventing Italian Literature Lummus Aut
ITALLIT 289 Italian Postmodernism Ceserani Spr
ITALLIT 365* Italian Romanticism Springer Aut
LINGUIST 211 Metrics Kiparsky Win
MUSIC 312A* Aesthetics and Criticism of Music Berger Win
MUSIC 312B* Aesthetics and Criticism of Music Berger Spr
OSPBEIJ 25 Language, Culture, and Thought Patent Spr
OSPFLOR 17 European Modernism and International Avant Gardes Gough Aut
PHIL 107/207 Plato and Heraclitus Moravcik Spr
PHIL 114/214 Paradox of Seneca Bobonich/Braund Spr
PHIL 134/234 Phenomenology of Intersubjectivity Scotland-Stewart Aut
PHIL 137/237 Wittgenstein Hills Win
PHIL 173A Aesthetics: Metaphor across the Arts Hills Spr
PHIL 194L Montaigne Anderson Aut
PHIL 195F Shared Experience and the Experimental Actor Scotland-Stewart Spr
PHIL 332* Nietzsche Anderson Spr
RELIGST 221/321 The Talmud Fonrobert Win
RELIGST 227/327 The Qur’an Sadeki Win
RELIGST 244 The Young Augustine Sheehan Win
RELIGST 260 Martin Buber: Philosopher, Theologian, Revolutionary Sufrin Aut
RELIGST 271A Dante’s Spiritual Vision Yearley Aut
RELIGST 271B Dante’s Spiritual Vision Yearley Win
RELIGST 275/375 Kierkegaard and Religious Existentialism Sockness Win
RELIGST 278/378 God, the Self, and Heidegger Sheehan Aut
SLAVGEN 145/245 Age of Experiment 1820-1850 Greenleaf Aut
SLAVGEN 146/246 The Age of Transgression: The Great Russian Novel Safran Win
SLAVGEN 151/251 Dostoevsky and His Times Frank Spr
SLAVGEN 156/256 Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf Spr
SLAVLIT 269 Pushkin Greenleaf Aut
SPANLIT 123 The Struggle for Modernity Sanjuan-Pastor Spr
SPANLIT 213 Spanish Cinema in the Second Half of the 20th Century Resina Win
SPANLIT 255 Magical Realism: Gabriel García Márquez Ruffinelli Win

Previous Years:

Department Course # Title Instructor Initial Year
ARTHIST 126/326 Post-Naturalist Painting Marrinan
ARTHIST 129Y Paris of the Surrealists Lee 2005
ARTHIST 145/345 Making the Modern: European Art, 1890-1914 Dickerman
ARTHIST 181B/281B Seeing the Divine Youso 2006
ARTHIST 190/390 African Art & Writing Traditions Martinez-Ruiz
ARTHIST 191/391 Afro-Atlantic Religion, Art, and Philosophy Martinez-Ruiz
ARTHIST 211 Humanistic Discourse on Art Berdini 2002
ARTHIST 212 Michelangelo and the Aesthetics of the Unfinished Berdini, Harrison 2003
ARTHIST 222 Chardin and Watteau Marrinan
ARTHIST 241A The Aesthetic of the Grotesque in the 20th c. Makela 2003
ARTHIST 243B What was Conceptualism and Why has it not Gone Away? Meltzer 2005
ARTHIST 448 Theories and Practices of Abstraction Gough
CASA 113X Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy
CHINLIT 167/267 What Isn't an Author? Rusk 2006
CHINLIT 294 Narrative: Choices and Constraints Saussy 2004
CHINLIT 372 Literary Theory and the Necessary Fiction of Asia Saussy 2002
CHINLIT 381 Early Chinese Thought Lewis
CLASSGEN 50N Journeys of the Mind Nightingale 2006
CLASSGEN 115/215 Ancient Asceticism: Self-Improvement Practices in Greek, Roman, and Jewish Belief Systems Gleason, Gregg, Kalleres 2004
CLASSGEN 137 The Greek Invention of Harmony and Proportion Netz 2004
CLASSGEN 151/251 Ancient Politics: Practices of Citizenship in Greece and Rome Connolly 2002
CLASSGEN 151 History of Ancient Political Thought Connolly 2003
CLASSGEN 171 Philosophy and Tragedy Nightingale 2003
CLASSGEN 263 A City Without Walls: Lucretius on the Body Nightingale 2006
CLASSGEN 307 On Wondering and Wandering: "Theoria" in Greek Philosophy and Culture Nightingale 2002
CLASSGEN 310 Literature and Culture in Republican Rome Connolly 2002
CLASSGEN 326 The Rhetoric of Eros: Plato and Augustine Nightingale 2005
COMPLIT 50N Journeys of the Mind Nightingale 2006
COMPLIT 101 Critical Aesthetics, Thinking, and Feeling the Beautiful Saldívar
COMPLIT 116Q Western Philosophy and its Blind Spot Gumbrecht 2003
COMPLIT 118/218 Dostoevsky and His Times Frank 2006
COMPLIT 119 What Isn't an Author? Rusk 2006
COMPLIT 121/221 Poetess: The Grammar of the Self when the Poet is a Woman Greenleaf 2006
COMPLIT 131N Memory in the Modernist Novel Douvaldzi 2006
COMPLIT 136 Does Literature Matter? Gelder 2004
COMPLIT 145S/245S The Age of Experiment, 1820-50 Greenleaf 2004
COMPLIT 146/246 The Age of Transgression: Russian Literature from Turgenev through Tolstoy Greenleaf
COMPLIT 151A Oedipus/Hamlet/Moses Douvaldzi 2006
COMPLIT 151S Dostoevsky and his Times Frank 2005
COMPLIT 156/256 Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf 2004
COMPLIT 156D/256D Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf 2005
COMPLIT 172 From Religion through Philosophy to Literature Rorty
COMPLIT 175 Philosophy's Place in Culture Rorty 2005
COMPLIT 182 Narrative: Choices and Constraints Saussy 2003
COMPLIT 190S Modernism and the Humanities: Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Social Thought of its Time Freidin 2003
COMPLIT 202 Comparative Ethnic Autobiography Palumbo-Liu 2002
COMPLIT 210C Petrarchism Reiss 2003
COMPLIT 212 The History of Rhetoric Lerer 2002
COMPLIT 216C Thinking Modernity: Montaigne to Port Royal Reiss 2003
COMPLIT 220 Guillaume Apollinaire's Work and Life Gumbrecht 2004
COMPLIT 228 Getting Through Proust Landy
COMPLIT 229C Literature and Modernity: Proust, Woolf, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare Girard 2003
COMPLIT 230F Violence and Culture: Sophocles, Shakespeare, Racine, Christ Girard 2004
COMPLIT 231 Denis Diderot Gumbrecht 2005
COMPLIT 234 Ethics in a Time of Uncertainty Palumbo-Liu 2004
COMPLIT 243C Deutsche Geistesgeschichte III: 20th c. German Thought Berman
COMPLIT 246C Kant's Critique of Judgment Strum 2003
COMPLIT 250A Benjamin and French Modernism Bohrer 2004
COMPLIT 252A Nietzsche: Aesthetics as Cultural Criticism Bohrer 2004
COMPLIT 253C French Social Thought from Durkheim to Bordieu Dupuy
COMPLIT 253E F.T. Marinetti and Futurism Schnapp 2004
COMPLIT 255 Brecht, Sartre, Adorno Berman 2003
COMPLIT 256E Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy 2005
COMPLIT 257 Philosophy and Fiction Dupuy 2005
COMPLIT 276 The European Novel: 1900-1950 White 2003
COMPLIT 284 Philosophy and Poetry in 20th c. French and Italian Theory Wittman 2005
COMPLIT 288 Decadence and Modernism from Mallarme to Marinetti Wittman 2005
COMPLIT 290C Gustave Flaubert: Epistemology and Poetics of the 19th c. Gumbrecht 2003
COMPLIT 294 Translation as Literary and Cultural History: Hermeneutics of Cultural Transfer Mueller-Vollmer 2005
COMPLIT 296G Robert Musil's Novel: The Man without Qualities and the Tradition of Western Subject Philosophy Gumbrecht 2003
COMPLIT 299 Present Pasts: History, Fiction, Temporality Eshel, White 2005
COMPLIT 300 The Theory of the Text White
COMPLIT 300B The Bible and Literature Parker 2004
COMPLIT 303D Thinking in Fiction Bender 2004
COMPLIT 303F Core Colloquium: Institutions of Enlightenment Baker, Bender 2003
COMPLIT 304H Romanticism and its Modern Legacies: Cultural Materialism, Critical Aesthetics, Experimental Poetics Kaufman 2005
COMPLIT 304H Romanticism and its Modern Legacies: Cultural Materialism, Critical Aesthetics, Experimental Poetics Kaufman 2003
COMPLIT 307 On Wondering and Wandering: "Theoria" in Greek Philosophy and Culture Nightingale 2002
COMPLIT 309N Frankfurt School Aesthetics and Modern Poetry Kaufman 2004
COMPLIT 321 Present Pasts: History, Fiction, Temporality Eshel, White 2006
COMPLIT 322 Philosophy and Literature Landy 2003
COMPLIT 322A Theories of the Novel Cohen 2006
COMPLIT 323 The Stakes of Narrative White, Eshel 2004
COMPLIT 325 Politics and Culture Palumbo-Liu
COMPLIT 326 The Rhetoric of Eros: Plato and Augustine Nightingale 2005
COMPLIT 326C The Ethnic Bildungsroman and the Historical Novel Saldívar 2006
COMPLIT 333 Rational and Irrational Choices: Literature and Being Together Palumbo-Liu 2005
COMPLIT 344 Ethical Criticism: Postructuralism, Feminism, Psychoanalysis Domanska 2005
COMPLIT 349 Hermeneutics Mueller-Vollmer 2003
COMPLIT 351 Explanation/Interpretation Moretti 2006
COMPLIT 353 The Theory of the Text White 2006
COMPLIT 358 The Sublime and the Ugly Gigante 2006
COMPLIT 372 Literary Theory and the Necessary Fiction of Asia Saussy 2002
COMPLIT 375 Intellectuals, Literature, and Politics in France and the Francophone World Boyi 2002
DRAMA 159F Shakespearean Dilemmas: Moral Choice in Classical and Renaissance Drama Friedlander 2005
DRAMA 242 The Work of Art and the Creation of Mind Staff
DRAMA 301 From Theory to Criticism Apostolides 2005
DRAMA 304D Classical Seminar Rehm 2006
DRAMA 305A Varieties of Time Rayner 2006
DRAMA 358C Beckett Phelan 2006
EDUC 200 The Work of Art and the Creation of Mind Staff
ENGLISH 105D Shakespearean Dilemmas: Moral Choice in Classical and Renaissance Drama Friedlander 2005
ENGLISH 124B Character and Inwardness from Defoe to Austen Rovee 2003
ENGLISH 135E William Blake: Poet and Painter Gigante 2005
ENGLISH 144D Modernist Poetry Jenkins 2005
ENGLISH 152D W.E.B. DuBois and American Culture Elam 2006
ENGLISH 153 The Literature of Sensibility and Madness Gigante 2002
ENGLISH 170 Intro to Literary Theory and Critical Methods Halliburton 2003
ENGLISH 170C/270C Intro to Critical Theory: Literary Theory and Criticism since Plato Kaufman 2004
ENGLISH 180 Fiction and Truth Bourbon 2002
ENGLISH 180A Truth, Fiction, and Interpretation Bourbon 2005
ENGLISH 181G Keats, Shelley, and Modern Poetry and Poetics Kaufman 2005
ENGLISH 182A Does Literature Matter? Gelder 2004
ENGLISH 183D The Author as Problem Ngai 2005
ENGLISH 185 Narrative Theory and the Emotions Nair 2006
ENGLISH 186D Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf 2005
ENGLISH 187 Sem on Literature and the Institution of Literary Study Greene 2003
ENGLISH 212A Gender and the History of Rhetoric Lunsford 2002
ENGLISH 229E Literature and Modernity: Proust, Woolf, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare Girard 2003
ENGLISH 233 The European Novel: 1900-1950 White 2003
ENGLISH 258 Imagism Jenkins 2006
ENGLISH 279F Finnegans Wake Bourbon 2005
ENGLISH 296 Intro to Critical Theory: Literary Theory and Criticism since Plato Kaufman 2005
ENGLISH 304H Romanticism and its Modern Legacies: Cultural Materialism, Critical Aesthetics, Experimental Poetics Kaufman 2005
ENGLISH 305H Readings in Close Reading Woloch 2005
ENGLISH 309N Frankfurt School Aesthetics and Modern Poetry Kaufman 2004
ENGLISH 334A The Modern Tradition I Moya 2006
ENGLISH 340H Romanticism and its Modern Legacies Kaufman 2003
ENGLISH 356A Eliot and Stevens Bourbon 2004
ENGLISH 360E The Stakes of Narrative White, Eshel 2004
ENGLISH 363D Identity, Experience, and Knowledge in Feminist Theory Moya 2004
ENGLISH 363J Aesthetic Theory Ngai 2005
ENGLISH 363P The Author as Problem Ngai 2004
ENGLISH 366A Explanation/Interpretation Moretti 2006
ENGLISH 366D The Theoretical Toolkit Saldivar 2004
ENGLISH 366G Poetic Thought Bourbon 2005
ENGLISH 378 Emerson Bourbon 2006
ENGLISH 383 The Sublime and the Ugly Gigante 2006
ENGLISH 384J Romanticism and Science Gigante 2005
ENGLISH 388 The theory of the text White 2004
FILMSTUD 142/342 Film and Perceptual Experience Bukatman
FILMSTUD 400 Cinema and Surrealist Imagination Levi 2006
FRENGEN 47Q Albert Camus: Novelist and Philosopher Apostolidès 2006
FRENGEN 128 Science, Ethics, and Society Dupuy
FRENGEN 227 Samuel Beckett Landy 2005
FRENGEN 228E Getting through Proust Landy
FRENGEN 229E Literature and Modernity: Proust, Woolf, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare Girard 2003
FRENGEN 230 Violence and Culture: Sophocles, Shakespeare, Racine, Christ Girard 2004
FRENGEN 247E Fictions of the Self: the First Person Narrative in Modern Europe Landy 2002
FRENGEN 248 Theological Poets: Gods, Laws, and Rhythms in European Romanticism Edelstein 2005
FRENGEN 253E French Social Thought from Durkheim to Bourdieu Dupuy
FRENGEN 256E Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy 2005
FRENGEN 288E Brecht, Sartre, Adorno Berman 2003
FRENGEN 284 Philosophy and Poetry in 20th c. French and Italian Theory Wittman 2005
FRENGEN 288 Decadence and Modernism from Mallarme to Marinetti Wittman 2005
FRENGEN 318E Philosophy and Literature Landy/Anderson 2004
FRENGEN 327E Expressions of Self in Early Modern Europe: Petrarch to Descartes Reiss 2002
FRENGEN 340 Narrative, Memory, Materiality: Women's Sense of the Past Domanska 2006
FRENGEN 344 Ethical Criticism: Postructuralism, Feminism, Psychoanalysis Domanska 2005
FRENGEN 356 Theories of the Novel Cohen 2006
FRENLIT 210 Petrarchism Reiss 2003
FRENLIT 216 Thinking Modernity: Montaigne to Port Royal Reiss 2003
FRENLIT 217 Renaissance Literature Alduy 2004
FRENLIT 220 Guillaume Apollinaire Gumbrecht 2004
FRENLIT 231 Denis Diderot Gumbrecht 2005
FRENLIT 236 The World According to Jean-Jacques: Rousseau, Rousseauism, and Enlightenment Edelstein 2006
FRENLIT 245 Writing Wrongs: Altruism and the Novelist in 19th-c. France Richman 2005
FRENLIT 246 Gustave Flaubert: Epistemology and Poetics of 19th c. Gumbrecht 2003
FRENLIT 250 When Poets Write Prose: 20th c. French Poetry Alduy 2005
FRENLIT 252 Theater of the Absurd Wittman 2006
FRENLIT 256 Mind and Body in 20th c. French Fiction Wittman 2005
FRENLIT 257 Self-Deception in Literature and Philosophy: Putting Philosophy at the Risk of Narrative Dupuy 2005
FRENLIT 278 Discourse of Self Representation Boyi 2004
FRENLIT 293A Topics in French Literature and Philosophy Serres 2005
FRENLIT 293B Topics in French Literature and Philosophy Serres 2005
FRENLIT 375 Intellectuals, Literature, and Politics in France and in the Francophone World Boyi 2005
GERGEN 103A 19th-Century Philosophy Wood 2006
GERGEN 121N Memory in the Modernist Novel Douvaldzi 2006
GERGEN 168A/268A Freud and the Enterprise of Psychoanalysis Douvaldzi 2005
GERGEN 191A/291A Oedipus/Hamlet/Moses Douvaldzi 2006
GERGEN 192A/292A Concord and Jena: The coming of Romanticism to America Mueller-Vollmer 2002
GERGEN 206/306 Arts of Memory Douvaldzi 2006
GERGEN 228A Kant's Critique of the Power of Judgment A. Wood 2005
GERGEN 235 Antinomies of Bourgeois Life Strum 2004
GERGEN 241A Deutsche Geistesgeschichte I Mueller-Vollmer
GERGEN 242A Deutsche Geistesgeschichte II Strum
GERGEN 243A Deutsche Geistesgeschichte III Berman 2003
GERGEN 272 The Politics of the Humanities Strum 2006
GERGEN 288A Brecht, Sartre, Adorno Berman 2003
GERGEN 300 The Theory of the Text White 2006
GERLIT 125 Romanticism Eshel 2004
GERLIT 131 Enlightenment Strum 2004
GERLIT 131A The Young Goethe Strum 2005
GERLIT 133C/233 German Romanticism Dornbach 2006
GERLIT 181G Keats, Shelley, and Modern Poetry and Poetics Kaufman 2005
GERLIT 193A Theoretical Roots of Contemporary Criticism Hussain 2004
GERLIT 231 Hegel's Aesthetics Strum 2005
GERLIT 234 The Bildungsroman and Other Biographical Fictions Douvaldzi 2005
GERLIT 237 Nietzsche Anderson 2004
GERLIT 237A/337 1800: The Creation of Aesthetic Modernism in Early German Romanticism Mueller-Vollmer 2006
GERLIT 241 Deutsche Geistesgeschichte I Staff 2004
GERLIT 242 Deutsche Geistesgeschichte II Mueller-Vollmer 2004
GERLIT 243 Deutsche Geistesgeschichte III Berman 2004
GERLIT 246 Kant's Critique of Judgment Strum 2003
GERLIT 264 Rainer Maria Rilke: Poetry and Poetics Mueller-Vollmer 2002
GERLIT 283 Intersubjectivity Follesdal 2004
GERLIT 287 The European Novel: 1900-1950 White 2003
GERLIT 294 Translation as Literary and Cultural History: Toward a Hermeneutics of Cultural Transfer Mueller-Vollmer 2005
GERLIT 296 Robert Musil's Novel The Man Without Qualities and the Tradition of Western Subject Philosophy Gumbrecht 2003
GERLIT 299 Present Pasts: History, Fiction, Temporality Eshel, White 2005
GERLIT 304H Romanticism and its Modern Legacies: Cultural Materialism, Critical Aesthetics, Experimental Poetics Kaufman 2005
GERLIT 310 Theorizing Experience Dornbach 2006
GERLIT 312A Aesthetics and Criticism of Music: Ancients and Moderns: Plato to Nietzsche Berger
GERLIT 312B Aesthetics and Criticism of Music: Contemporaries: Heidegger to today Berger
GERLIT 349 Hermeneutics Mueller-Vollmer 2003
HIST 31 Science, Technology, and Art: The Worlds of Leonardo Findlen 2006
HIST 102G History of Ancient Political Thought Connolly
HIST 105A Intro to Medieval Culture Staff
HIST 136A European Thought and Culture in the 19th c. Robinson 2006
HIST 136B European Thought and Culture in the 20th c. Robinson 2005
HIST 149 African Intellectuals 1940-2000 Jackson
HIST 213 The Scientific Revolution Findlen
HIST 213A/313A New Worlds, Imaginary Worlds Findlen
HIST 213C Power and Knowledge in Renaissance Italy Findlen
HIST 217D Art and Ideas in 19th c. Russia Crews
HIST 238A Autobiography Robinson
HIST 238B Marx, Darwin, and Freud Robinson
HUMNTIES 121 The Alienated Self Van Natta 2006
HUMNTIES 193D Camera Arts: Technologies and Values Hills 2004
HUMNTIES 193H Recent European Philosophy: Between Nature and History Hills 2003
HUMNTIES 193L Montaigne Anderson 2005
HUMNTIES 193Q The Art of the Movies: Story, Drama, and Image Hills 2006
HUMNTIES 193X Dialogues as Philosophy and Literature Wood 2002
HUMNTIES 193Z Theoretical Roots of Contemporary Criticism Hussain 2004
HUMNTIES 194G William Blake: Poet and Painter Gigante 2005
HUMNTIES 194K Introduction to Critical Theory: Literary Theory and Criticism since Plato Kaufman 2004
HUMNTIES 194R Problems in Literature and Ethics Bourbon 2002
HUMNTIES 194Z Truth, Fiction, and Interpretation Bourbon 2006
HUMNTIES 196A Theories of Religion Eisen 2004
HUMNTIES 196B Religion, Reason, and Romanticism Sockness 2005
HUMNTIES 196T Introduction to Heidegger Sheehan 2003
HUMNTIES 197F Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Social Thought of its Time Freidin 2003
HUMNTIES 321 Classical Seminar Rehm 2006
HUMNTIES 322 Medieval Seminar Gelber 2006
HUMNTIES 323 Renaissance / Early Modern Seminar Brooks 2006
HUMNTIES 324 Enlightenment Seminar Sockness 2006
HUMNTIES 325 Modern Seminar Anderson 2006
ITALGEN 235E Inferno Harrison 2004
ITALGEN 236E Purgatorio/Paradiso Harrison 2004
ITALGEN 247 Petrarch and Boccaccio Harrison 2005
ITALGEN 253E Marinetti & Futurism Schnapp 2004
ITALGEN 284 Philosophy and Poetry in 20th c. French and Italian Theory Wittman 2005
ITALGEN 288 Decadence and Modernism from Mallarme to Marinetti Wittman 2005
ITALGEN 321 Giambattista Vico Harrison
ITALLIT 127 Inventing Italian Literature: Dante, Boccaccio, Petrarca Schnapp
ITALLIT 139 Thematics of Twentieth-Century Italian Poetry Lopez 2006
ITALLIT 230 Ariosto and the Epic Tradition Springer
ITALLIT 245 Tasso and the Italian Baroque Springer
ITALLIT 271 Between Fiction and Essay Coda 2004
JAPANGEN 166 Japanese Buddhism Odagiri 2006
MTL 334A The Modern Tradition I Moya 2006
MUSIC 312A Aesthetics and Criticism of Music: Ancients and Moderns: Plato to Nietzsche Berger
MUSIC 312B Aesthetics and Criticism of Music: Contemporaries: Heidegger to today Berger
OSPBEIJ 16 Philosophy and Religion: East and West Zhao 2006
OSPFLOR 117V The Industrial Revolution & its impact on art, architecture, & theory Neckenig 2004
OSPFLOR 160F The Making of Literary Identity: from Dante to Machiavelli Bruscagli 2002
OSPFLOR 229F Boccaccio's Decameron Harrison 2002
OSPKYOTO 31 Space in Japanese Culture Gumbrecht 2004
OSPKYOTO 236F Dante's Inferno Harrison 2002
OSPPARIS 64 Paris of the Surrealists Lee 2005
OSPPARIS 86 Sartre and Foucault Rorty 2003
OSPPARIS 107Y The age of cathedrals: religious art & architecture in med. France Deremble 2004
OSPPARIS 112K Philosophies of Technology Gumbrecht 2004
PHIL 103 19th-Century Philosophy Wood 2006
PHIL 112/212 Socrates' Philosophy Staff
PHIL 127/227 Kant's Critique of the Power of Judgment A. Wood 2005
PHIL 132/232 Existentialism Anderson 2006
PHIL 133/233 Major Figures in 20th c. Philosophy Follesdal
PHIL 134/234 Phenomenology, Existentialism, and Hermeneutics Follesdal 2005
PHIL 134/234 Phenomenology and Contemporary Continental Philosophy Follesdal 2004
PHIL 135/235 Wittgenstein Hills 2005
PHIL 138/238 Recent European Philosophy Hills 2003
PHIL 173 Ethics and the Arts Friend 2002
PHIL 173A Aesthetics: Metaphor across the Arts Hills
PHIL 193D Camera Arts: Technologies and Values Hills 2004
PHIL 193L Montaigne Anderson 2005
PHIL 193Q The Art of the Movies: Story, Drama, and Image Hills 2006
PHIL 193X Dialogues as Philosophy and Literature Wood 2002
PHIL 193Z Theoretical Roots of Contemporary Criticism Hussain 2004
PHIL 194B Beauty and other Forms of Value Hills
PHIL 194E Beauty and other Forms of Value Hills 2005
PHIL 195A What is an Emotion? Bloser 2004
PHIL 236 Aesthetics Hills
PHIL 237 Nietzsche Anderson 2004
PHIL 237 Nietzsche Hussain 2003
PHIL 253E French Social Thought from Durkheim to Bourdieu Dupuy 2004
PHIL 256E Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy 2005
PHIL 275 Marx and Weber Satz
PHIL 285A Intersubjectivity Follesdal 2004
PHIL 315 Enlightenment Wood 2003
PHIL 325 Modern Seminar Anderson 2006
PHIL 335 Topics in Aesthetics Hills 2006
PHIL 375 Philosophy and Literature Anderson, Landy
POLISCI 130A History of Ancient Political Thought Connolly
POLISCI 130C History of Political Thought III: Freedom, Power, and Democracy Stone or Kelts
POLISCI 132R Rousseau and his Times Okin
POLISCI 255J Political Theory and Literature Jacobsen 2002
POLISCI 338G Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy 2005
POLISCI 338H French Social Thought from Durkheim to Bourdieu Dupuy 2004
RELIGST 19B Philosophy and Religion: East and West Zhao 2006
RELIGST 177 Religion, Pantheism, and Atheism Peperzak 2003
RELIGST 196T Introduction to Heidegger Sheehan
RELIGST 215 Ancient Asceticism: Self Improvement Practices in Greek, Roman, and Jewish Belief Systems Gleason, Gregg, Kalleres 2004
RELIGST 241 Asceticism in Christian Antiquity Gleason, Gregg, Kalleres 2004
RELIGST 244 Reconstructing Religion: Friedrich Schleiermacher Peperzak
RELIGST 245 Religion, Reason, and Romanticism Sockness 2005
RELIGST 251 Indian Devotional Poetry Hess
RELIGST 256E Political Anthropology from Rousseau to Freud Dupuy 2005
RELIGST 268 Model Selves: Francis of Assisi Gelber
RELIGST 271A, B Dante's Spiritual Vision Yearley 2005
RELIGST 274 From Kant to Kierkegaard Sockness
RELIGST 275 The 19th c. Anti-religious Underground: Feuerbach and Nietzsche Harvey 2004
RELIGST 275/375 Kierkegaard and Religious Existentialism Sockness 2005
RELIGST 276 Kierkegaard Harvey
RELIGST 335 Enlightenment Seminar Sockness 2006
RELIGST 338 Medieval Seminar Gelber 2006
SLAVGEN 145/245 The age of experiment Greenleaf 2004
SLAVGEN 146/246 The age of transgression Safran 2004
SLAVGEN 147/247 The age of [war and] revolution Freidin 2005
SLAVGEN 148/248 The age of dissent Freidin 2006
SLAVGEN 151/251 Dostoevsky and his Times Frank 2004
SLAVGEN 155/255 Chekhov Safran 2004
SLAVGEN 156/256 Nabokov and Modernism Greenleaf 2004
SLAVGEN 161/261 Poetess: The Grammar of the Self when the Poet is a Woman Greenleaf 2006
SLAVGEN 165/265 Truth Games (Autobiography) Greenleaf 2004
SLAVLIT 187/287 Russian Poetry of the 18th and 19th Centuries Fleishman
SLAVLIT 188/288 From Alexander Blok to Joseph Brodsky Fleishman 2006
SLAVLIT 190/290 Tolstoy's Anna Karenina and the Social Thought of its Time Freidin 2004
SLAVLIT 200 Proseminar in Literary Theory and Study of Russian Literature Freidin
SLAVLIT 227 Boris Pasternak and the Poetry of the Avant-Garde Fleishman
SLAVLIT 278 Tolstoy 2004
SLAVLIT 305 Russian Critical Traditions Safran 2004
SLAVLIT 310 Civilizing Process: Modern Russian Literature Through Paradigms of Society and Culture Freidin 2005
SPANLIT 139 Spain Reimagined: The Generation of 1898 Fernández-Medina 2006
SPANLIT 140 Introduction to Methods of Literary and Cultural Analysis Rosa 2005
SPANLIT 149 Construction of Subjectivity in Brazilian Prose & Poetry Aguilar 2004
SPANLIT 165Q Machado, Jiménez, Lorca: An Exploration of Self & Society… Predmore 2004
SPANLIT 242 The Boom of the Latin American Novel Ruffinelli 2005
SPANLIT 269 Borges Rosa 2006
SPANLIT 278 Senior Seminar: Democracy & Lit. in Latin America Rosa 2004
SPANLIT 338 About Ortega y Gasset Gomez 2003
SPANLIT 339 Philosophy in Spain 1850-1935 Gumbrecht 2005
STS 102/202 Science, Technology, and Art: The Worlds of Leonardo Findlen 2006


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