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Academic Year 2005/2006

College of Letters - Courses Not Currently Offered

• COL102 FA The Political Animal
• COL103 FA Cosmic Dissolution/Evolution?
• COL104 FA Baroque Rome: Creativity and Coercion
• COL105 FA The Fantastic in Narrative Imagination
• COL107 FA Madame Bovary in Context
• COL109 FA Five Days that Made the Middle Ages
• COL112 FA Language, Mind, Body: Philosophies of Linguisitics
• COL113 FA Autobiography and Professional Choice
• COL201 FA Writing Short Fiction: A Creative Writing Seminar and Workshop
• COL202 FA Poetry and Politics: Pound, Arendt, Lowell
• COL203 FA Style, Authenticity and Community
• COL208 FA Rome Through the Ages
• COL210 FA What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe
• COL211 FA Psychoanalysis and Feminism
• COL212 FA Refiguring the Body
• COL215 FA Theatre of Anton Chekhov: Research, Analysis, Performance
• COL218 FA Post-Modern Theory with an Historical Intent
• COL221 FA The Divine Comedy
• COL224 FA Cervantes: The Representation of Outsiders
• COL227 FA Migration & Identity in Contemporary France
• COL231 FA Orientalism: Spain and Africa
• COL232 FA Death and the Limits of Representation
• COL234 FA Dante and Medieval Culture I
• COL236 FA Dante and Medieval Culture II
• COL240 FA The Early Modern European City
• COL244 FA Junior Colloquium
• COL246 FA Senior Colloquium
• COL252 FA Forgiveness and Retribution
• COL255 FA Tragedy
• COL256 FA Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
• COL265 FA Nabokov and Cultural Synthesis
• COL266 FA Muslims and Infidels in the Medieval Mediterranean
• COL269 FA Philosophy of the Arts: Theories of Painting and Mourning
• COL273 FA Giants of German Prose
• COL278 FA The Cultural History of Reading and Writing
• COL284 FA Joyce's ULYSSES
• COL290 FA Poems
• COL291 FA The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production
• COL293 FA Irony and Imagination: Romantic Revolutions in Literature, Music, Art, and Thought
• COL296 FA Narrative Strategies 19th- to 20th-Century French Fiction
• COL298 FA Diversity and Disruption: German History from Luther to Napoleon
• COL303 FA Political Independence and Literary Dependence in 19th Century Franco-Caribbean Literatures
• COL308 FA Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought
• COL309 FA The Trauma of the Spanish Civil War: Representations on Narrative and Film
• COL311 FA Spinoza's ETHICS
• COL313 FA Sex, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice: Spanish Classical Theater
• COL317 FA The German Fairy Tale
• COL318 FA Religion and History
• COL319 FA European and Russian Avant-Garde
• COL327 FA Cervantes
• COL331 FA Number, Order and Measure: Architecture and the Scientific Revolution
• COL333 FA Images of Power: Patronage and the Early Modern Court
• COL335 FA Art and Truth in the History of Aesthetics
• COL339 FA Reading Theories
• COL340 FA German Classical Literature (Literatur der Deutschen Klassik)
• COL343 FA Socratic Paradoxes Old and New
• COL359 FA Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy
• COL363 FA Postwar German Literature: Confrontations with the Past
• COL382 FA Viennese Modernism
• COL384 FA Lust and Disgust in Austrian Literature Since 1945
• COL391 FA Political Culture in the Age of Absolutism
• COL465 FA Education in the Field
• COL102 SP The Political Animal
• COL103 SP Cosmic Dissolution/Evolution?
• COL104 SP Baroque Rome: Creativity and Coercion
• COL105 SP The Fantastic in Narrative Imagination
• COL106 SP The Italian Renaissance
• COL107 SP Madame Bovary in Context
• COL108 SP Language
• COL112 SP Language, Mind, Body: Philosophies of Linguisitics
• COL202 SP Poetry and Politics: Pound, Arendt, Lowell
• COL203 SP Style, Authenticity and Community
• COL204 SP Theories of Culture
• COL210 SP What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe
• COL211 SP Psychoanalysis and Feminism
• COL212 SP Refiguring the Body
• COL221 SP The Divine Comedy
• COL224 SP Cervantes: The Representation of Outsiders
• COL225 SP 20th C. Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity
• COL226 SP Francophone Uses of America in Literature and Film
• COL227 SP Migration & Identity in Contemporary France
• COL230 SP Shakespeare and Elizabethan Tragedy
• COL234 SP Dante and Medieval Culture I
• COL236 SP Dante and Medieval Culture II
• COL237 SP Garcia Lorca and His World
• COL241 SP Sophomore Colloquium
• COL242 SP Spain and Its Cinema: A Different Mode of Representation
• COL243 SP Junior Colloquium
• COL245 SP Senior Colloquium
• COL252 SP Forgiveness and Retribution
• COL255 SP Tragedy
• COL256 SP Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
• COL257 SP Russian Drama
• COL259 SP Democratization, Modernization, and the Spanish Woman Writer: 1970-2000
• COL262 SP Tolstoy
• COL265 SP Nabokov and Cultural Synthesis
• COL268 SP Understanding Modernity: Marx, Nietzsche, Freud
• COL269 SP Philosophy of the Arts: Theories of Painting and Mourning
• COL273 SP Giants of German Prose
• COL274 SP Gogol, Bulgakov and Others. Russian Comic Fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries.
• COL278 SP The Cultural History of Reading and Writing
• COL281 SP Italy and Spain Since 1896
• COL285 SP Kafka and Jesus
• COL290 SP Poems
• COL291 SP The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production
• COL294 SP Theory of Narrative in History and Fiction
• COL295 SP The Poet In History
• COL298 SP Diversity and Disruption: German History from Luther to Napoleon
• COL299 SP Seminar in German Studies: States of Crisis, Narratives of Transgression
• COL301 SP Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel
• COL304 SP Adolescence
• COL306 SP Persuasion in Rhetoric and Philosophy in the Ancient Tradition of the West
• COL308 SP Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought
• COL312 SP Medieval and Golden Age Spanish Literature and Civilization
• COL313 SP Sex, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice: Spanish Classical Theater
• COL321 SP Gender, Science, and British Cultural History
• COL324 SP Freud and Psychoanalysis
• COL327 SP Cervantes
• COL331 SP Number, Order and Measure: Architecture and the Scientific Revolution
• COL333 SP Images of Power: Patronage and the Early Modern Court
• COL339 SP Reading Theories
• COL343 SP Socratic Paradoxes Old and New
• COL359 SP Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy
• COL363 SP Postwar German Literature: Confrontations with the Past
• COL381 SP Eros, Love and Friendship in Plato
• COL382 SP Viennese Modernism
• COL391 SP Political Culture in the Age of Absolutism
• COL396 SP Literature and Crisis

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