Courses
Renaissance Studies Program
Graduate Courses
Listed below are courses offered by the Renaissance Studies Program. You may get additional information on these courses from Yale University's Online Course Information. Full course descriptions are listed in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Programs and Policies directory.
(List of courses, updated yearly).
2009-2010
Renaissance Studies Course List 2009-2010
RENAISSANCE STUDIES 500a/b, INTRODUCTION TO RENAISSANCE STUDIES
This course is a required course for all 1st and 2nd year Renaissance Studies students
An introduction to the major texts, issues, bibliography, and methods in the interdisciplinary study of the Renaissance. Emphasis in the first term on Italy and in the second on Northern Europe.
David Quint (F), Tuesday 9:25-11:15
Bruce Gordon & John Rogers (SP), Wednesday 1:30-3:20
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE
CPLT 674a/SPAN 660a, Cervantes’ Don Quijote
Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria
W 3:30-5:20
CPLT 708a/ITAL 560a, The Age of Disenchantment
Giuseppe Mazzotta
TU 3:30-5:20
CPLT 672b/ENGL 672b, Milton
David Quint
TH 9:25-11:15
DIVINITY
REL 760a, Music & Theology in the 16th Century
M. Rathey
TU 1:30-3:20
ENGLISH
ENGL 546b,The Canterbury Tales and Three Earlier Poems: Discourses of Dissent
Alastair Minnis
M 3:30-5:20
ENGL 590a Materializing the Word: The Book as Object, Technology, Concept, and Event, 1500-1800
David Scott Kasten
W 1:30-3:30
ENGL 595a, Early Modern Drama & the English Reformation
Brian Walsh
TH 1:30-3:30
ENGL 606b, History and Historical Drama in the Age of Shakespeare
Lawrence Manley
W 3:30-5:20
ENGL 672b Milton
David Quint
TH 9:25-11:15
ENGL 728/CPLT 756a, DeFoe, Sterne, Scott
Ala Alryyes
W 3:30-5:20
FRENCH
FREN 823b, Poesie Lyrique a la Renaissance
Edwin Duval
F 1:30-3:30
HISTORY
HIST 542b, Law in Medieval Europe
Anders Winroth
M 1:30-3:30
HIST 569a/RSLT 678a, Readings in Reformation History: Calvin and Calvinism
Carlos Eire and Bruce Gordon
T 2:30-4:20
HIST 602a, Microhistories
Keith Wrightson
W 9:25-11:15
HIST 606a, Britain: Modernity and Empire
Steven Pincus
TH 2:30-4:20
HIST 611b, Emergence and Divergence of Britain
Steven Pincus
W 1:30-3:20
HIST 556b/RLST 721b, Society and Supernatural in Early Modern Europe
Carlos Eire
TU 1:30-3:20
HIST 666a, Russian History to 1725
Paul Bushkovitch
W 1:30-3:20
HIST 915a/HSHM 741a, Science and Religion
Ivano Dal Prete
W 1:30-3:20
HISTORY OF ART
HSAR 420a Seminar: Monuments of Naples: City & Self
Graduate: Register for Independent Study
Class: Thursdays, 2:30-4:30, plus an additional hour section
HSAR 448b Seminar: Renaissance
The Historical Imagination in Early Modern England
Graduate: Register for Independent Study
Class: Tuesdays, 2:30-4:30, 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
HSAR 633a, Technologies of Representation in Early Modern Italy 1600-1750
Giancarla Periti
TU 2:30-4:30
HSAR 641a Europe 1400
Christopher S. Wood
W 3:30 – 5:20 pm Loria 360
ITALIAN
ITAL 560a/CPLT 708a, Age of Disenchantment
Giuseppe Mazzotta
3:30-5:20
ITAL 600a,b/RNST 500a,b Introduction to Renaissance Studies
David Quint [F], Bruce Gordon, John Rogers [Sp]
TU 9:25-11:15 [F], w 1:30-3:20 [S]
ITAL 655b, Medieval and Early Modern Mythography
David Lummus
T 2:30-4:20
MUSIC
MUSI 721a Theory and Aesthetics 1600-1800
David Cohen
W 2:30-4:20
SPANISH & PORTUGUESE
SPAN 660a/CPLT 647a Cervantes: Don Quijote
Roberto Gonzalez Echevarria
W 3:30-5:20
