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 2012

Language

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

Literature

COLT 1421T	Mediterranean Fictions	N. Panou
COLT 1440B	Killer Love: Passion and Crime in Fiction and Film	N. Panou

History

HIST 1361	Empire and Nation: Violence and Cosmopolitanism in the Eastern Mediterranean, 1856-1922	P. Papamichos Chronakis
HIST 1977R	The Rise of the Middle Class: Modernity, Nationalism, and Globalization	P. Papamichos Chronakis

Spring Semester 2013

Language

MGRK 0200

Introduction to Modern Greek

E. Amanatidou

MGRK 0400

Intermediate Modern Greek

E. Amanatidou

MGRK 0600

Advanced Modern Greek

E. Amanatidou

Literature

COLT 0811N	Poetics of Madness: Aspects of Literary Insanity	N. Panou
COLT 1421U	Words Like Daggers: The Epistolary Novel	N. Panou

History

HIST 1362	Failed States? Democracy and Dictatorship in Southern Europe	P. Papamichos Chronakis
HIST 1978A	Drifting Cities. Multiethnic Societies from Empire to Nation-State	P. Papamichos Chronakis