Course Offerings

Modern Greek Studies offers a variety of courses each semester. There are seven semesters of language teaching, as well as courses in comparative literature, Byzantine Literature and history. Courses taught in anthropology or other departments will be cross listed with Modern Greek when they are taught.

A list of past classes is also available.

Fall Semester 2009-2010

Language Classes

MGRK 0100	Introduction to Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou
MGRK 0300	Intermediate Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou
MGRK 0500	Advanced Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou

Literature ClasseS

COLT 0810S	Literature and National Identity	M. Pourgouris
COLT 1811P	Literature and Resistance: Revolt in the Time of Oppression	M. Pourgouris

History Classes

HIST 1360	Between Marx and Coca-Cola: European Youth Cultures in the 'Long Sixties'	K. Kornetis
HIST 1972C	Old Skeletons, New Closets: History, Myth and Nation in Southern Europe and the Balkans	K. Kornetis

Spring Semester 2009-2010

Language Classes

MGRK 0200	Introduction to Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou
MGRK 0400	Intermediate Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou
MGRK 0600	Advanced Modern Greek	E. Amanatidou

Literature ClasseS

COLT 1810W	Marx, Freud, Nietzsche and the Philosophy of Nikos Kazantazkis	M. Pourgouris
COLT 1811T	Levantine Cities: Alexandria, Istanbul, Athens	M. Pourgouris

History Classes

HIST 1110	Discipline and Punish: Authoritarianism and Fascism in Southern Europe	K. Kornetis
HIST 1971H	Introduction to Politcal Cinema: Films as Sources for Social and Cultural History	K. Kornetis