Classes marked with * cannot not be counted toward the
M.A. or Ph.D. degree without prior written consent of major advisor.
Classes marked with ^ cannot be counted toward the degree.
| Class |
Professor |
Day & Time
|
ARTH (Art History) 262/383:
Early Illustrated Book
Please contact Prof. Givens at jean.givens@snet.net if you wish
to take an art history course for graduate credit. See description
and policies on last page of this handout.
|
J. Givens |
TuTh 9:30-10:45 |
| ARTH 259: Gothic Art
This course may not be taken as a 300 level class. Enrollment
is limited; you must sign up for this course ASAP.
|
D. Givans |
W 6:30-9:15 |
ARTH 280: Early Christian and Byzantine
Art
This course may not be taken as a 300 level class. Enrollment
is limited; you must sign up for this course ASAP.
|
V. Olson |
TuTh 12:30-1:45 |
CAMS (Classical and Ancient
Mediterranean Studies) 232: Medieval Latin
Readings include Egeria's Pilgrimage account and books 1 and 3
of Augustine's Confessions. May be taken as a 300 level.
|
Caner |
MWF 11-11:50 |
^CLCS (Comparative Literature and Culture
Studies) 302: Critical Theory
This course is recommended for students with a major in literature,
but it may not be counted toward the Medieval Studies degree requirements.
|
J. Loss |
W 4-7 |
ENGL (English) 406: Seminar
in Beowulf
|
Hasenfratz |
W 9:30-12 |
ENGL 415: Medieval English Drama
|
Jambeck |
Th 1-3:A30 |
ENGL 496: Piers Plowman
|
Benson |
Tu 3:30-6 |
^ENGL 371: Literary Criticism
This course is recommended for students with a major in English
literature, but it may not be counted toward the Medieval Studies
degree requirements.
|
Hogan |
Tu 7-9:30 |
*FREN (French) 376: Prose of the French
Renaissance
This course covers 16th century prose.
|
Melehy |
Th 4-7 |
^HIST 216: Ancient Rome
|
Ward |
MWF 10—10:50 |
HIST 217: World of Late
Antiquity
|
Caner |
MWF 9-9:50 |
HIST 220: High Middle Ages
|
S. Olson |
TuTh 9:30—10:45 |
^HIST 218: Palestine under
the Greeks and Romans
|
Miller |
MWF 2-2:50 |
HIST 370: Western Europe in the 15th
& 16th Centuries
|
Gouwens |
Th 1-4 |
| *HIST 392: Advanced Practice
in Archival Management |
Pittman |
Th 4-7
|
*HIST 342: Theories of History
This course may be counted toward Medieval Studies degree requirements
if there is a medieval component. Contact professor to inquire.
|
Azimi |
Th 6-9 |
^INTD (Interdepartmental)
220: Interpreting King Arthur
|
K. Jambeck |
Tu 6-9 |
| PHIL (Philosophy) 221: Ancient
Philosophy
Professor Baxter will be offering Medieval Philosophy in Spring
2005.
|
C. Elder |
TuTh 11-12:15 |
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