2009-2010 Courses in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

FALL 2009

The following courses may be of interest to Renaissance and Early Modern Studies concentrators. Please see the sponsoring department for the time and location of each course.

Comparative Literature
COLT 1410K European Early Modern Drama
COLT 2820D, The 'Tenth Muse' Phenomenon

English
ENGL 0400 Introduction to Shakespeare
ENGL 1310, Between Gods and Beasts: Ovid in the Renaissance
ENGL 1910A Dreamworlds: Utopia from Plato to the Present
ENGL 2360H Race and Place in Renaissance Literature

French Studies
FREN 1000B: Littérature et culture: chevaliers, courtisans, sorcières et philosophes
FREN 1310A "French Lovers”: Séduction et libertinage sous l'Ancien Régime
FREN 1410: Nous et les autres: les Français et le monde de la Renaissance à la Révolution

History
HIST 1280 English History, 1529-1660
HIST 1950E Europe and the Indian Ocean, 1500 - 1800
HIST 1975P Spin, Terror and Revolution: England, Scotland and Ireland,
1660-1720
HIST 2970G Early Modern European Empires

History of Art and Architecture
HIAA 0550 Florence and Tuscany in the 15th Century
HIAA 0650 Eighteenth Century Art: Imagining the Global Eighteenth Century HIAA 1510A Renaissance Art

Italian Studies
ITAL 1010 Dante in English Translation
ITAL 1610 The Divina Commedia: Inferno and Purgatorio

Music
MUSC 0210C Bach

SPRING 2010

The following courses may be of interest to Renaissance and Early Modern Studies concentrators. Please see the sponsoring department for the time and location of each course.

English
ENGL 0400a Introduction to Shakespeare
ENGL 1360O The Ties That Bind: Domestic Friction and Renaissance Drama

French
FREN 1040: Molière et son monde

History
HIST 1140: Nature, Knowledge, and Power in Early Modern Europe

History of Art and Architecture
HIAA 0560 Visual Culture of Early Modern Rome
HIAA 1650B: Visualizing Revolutionary Bodies, 1785-1815