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Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Bulletin

 

2009-2010 Courses

Medieval Studies Course List 2009-2010

 


 

 

English

 

ENGL 500a/LING 500a, Introduction to Old English Language and Literature

Roberta Frank

MW 9:00-10:15

 

ENGL 501b/LING 501b, Beowulf and the Northern Heroic Tradition

Roberta Frank

W 9:25-11:15

 

ENGL 533b, Medieval Drama

Jessica Brantley

F 1:30-3:20

 

ENGL 546b, Chaucer’s the Canterbury Tales and Three Earlier Poems: Discourses of Dissent.

Alastair Minnis

M 3:30-5:20

 

 

Divinity

 

REL 728a,Introduction to Medieval Latin

Junius Johnson

M W F9:30-10:20

 

REL 785/,MDVL 554a, Chant & Liturgy in Latin Middle Ages

Margot Fassler

TH  2:00-4:00

 

REL 721b,Medieval Theology

Denys Turner

T TH 9:00-10:20

 

REL 729b, Survey of Medieval Latin Lit

Junius Johnson

MWF 9:30-10:20

 

 

 

German

 

GMAN 585b, Middle High German Literature

William Whobrey

T, Th 11:35-12:50

 

 

French

 

FREN 610a, Old French.

R. Howard Bloch

W 3:30-5:20

 

FREN 820b, The Age of the Cathedral

R. Howard Bloch

W 3:30-5:20

 

 

History

 

HIST 531b/RLST 659              The Making of Monasticism

Bentley Layton

T 3:30-5:30

 

HIST 542b, Law in Medieval Europe

Anders Winroth

M 1:30-3:20.

 

HIST 550a, Topics in Medieval Social History

Paul Freedman

T 1:30-3:20

 

HIST 590b, Writing the History of the Mediterranean World

Youval Rotman

TH 1:30-3:20

 

HIST 829a/NELC 830a, From Medina to Constantinople: The Middle East, 600-1517

Adel Allouche

Th 1:30-3:20

 

History of Art

 

HSAR 420a/Seminar: Medieval and Renaissance

                                          Monuments of Naples: City & Self

Graduate: Register for Independent Study

Class: Thursdays, 2:30-4:3, plus an additional hour graduate section

 

HSAR 597a, Word and Image in Byzantium

Robert Nelson

W 1:30-3:20

 

HSAR 599b, Byzantium and Italy

Robert Nelson

T 1:30-3:20

 

Italian

 

ITAL 655b, Medieval and Early Modern Mythography

David Lummus

T 2:30-4:20

 

Medieval Studies

 

MDVL 554a/MUSIC 8383a/ISM/YSM & Divinity School

Chant and Liturgy in the Latin Middle Ages:  An Introduction to the Sources

Margo Fassler  

Th 2:00-4:00 Music Library Seminar Room

 

 

Music  

 

MUSI 838a /MDVL 554a/ISM/YSM & Divinity School

 Chant and Liturgy in the Latin Middle Ages: An Introduction to the Sources

Margot Fassler

Th 2:00-4:00 Music Library Room

 

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations

 

ARBC 505        Arabic Seminar

Dimitri Gutas (F)

T 3:30-5:20 HGS 313

Beatrice Gruendler (SP)

T 3:30-5:20

 

NELC 556a      Classics: The Arabic-Islamic World

Beatrice Gruendler

TTh 1.00-2.15 HGS 217A

 

NELC 829a      History of the Arabic Language

Beatrice Gruendler

Th 2.30-4.20 HGS 302

 


NELC 850a      Introduction to Arabic and Islamic Studies

Dimitri Gutas

W 2:30-4:20 SML 508

 

 

Religious Studies

 

RLST 651a       Jesus to Muhammad: Ancient Christianity t the Rise of Islam

Stephen Davis

M W 10:30-11:20 + 1 HTBA

 

RLST 665b       Patristic Greek

Stephen Davis

T TH 1:00-2:15

 

 

RLST 659b       The Making of Monasticism

Bentley Layton

T 3:30-5:30

 

 

Slavic

 

RUSS 605b Topics in Russian Literature: From the Origins of East Slavic Writing to 1750

Harvey Goldblatt

M 9:25-11:15

 

SLAV 754a Old Church Slavic

Harvey Goldblatt

M 9:25-11:15

 

 

Spanish & Portuguese

 

SPAN 527a, Love in the Literature of Medieval Spain

Susan Byrne

1:30-3:20

 

SPAN 520b, The World of Alfonso the Learned

Maria Rosa Menocal

T 1:30-3:20