Aesthetic and Interpretive Analysis

Aesthetic and Interpretive Analysis (FC-AESTH) is a required Focus Capacity course in the IDEAs in Action curriculum.

A single course may be used to fulfill only one Focus Capacity requirement (not including lab).

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
Approved Courses
AAAD 51	First-Year Seminar: Masquerades of Blackness	3
AAAD 53	First-Year Seminar: Experimentalism in Global Black Music and Performance Arts	3
AAAD 202	African Film and Performance	3
AAAD 237	African American Art Survey	3
AAAD 250	The African American in Motion Pictures: 1900 to the Present	3
AAAD 259	Black Influences on Popular Culture	3
AAAD 261	Afro-Cuban Dance: History, Theory, and Practice	3
AAAD 278	Black Caribbeans in the United States	3
AAAD 284	Contemporary Perspectives on the African Diaspora in the Americas	3
AAAD 318	Politics of Art in Africa	3
AAAD 320	Music of Africa	3
AAAD 330	20th-Century African American Art	3
AAAD 350	The Harlem Renaissance	3
AAAD 356	The History of Hip-Hop Culture	3
AAAD 388	Black Feminist Thought & the Speculative Imagination	3
AAAD 389	The Caribbean Anticolonial: Caribbean Literature, Film, Aesthetics, and Politics	3
AAAD 405	Contemporary African Art	3
AAAD 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
AMST 60	First-Year Seminar: American Indians in History, Law, and Literature	3
AMST 201	Literary Approaches to American Studies	3
AMST 211	Approaches to Southern Studies: The Literary and Cultural Worlds of the American South	3
AMST 225	Comedy and Ethics ^H	3
AMST 252	Muslim American Literatures and Cultures	3
AMST 256	Anti-'50s: Voices of a Counter Decade	3
AMST 257	Melville: Culture and Criticism	3
AMST 265	The Black Interior	3
AMST 268	American Cinema and American Culture	3
AMST 284	Visual Culture	3
AMST 338	American Indian Novel	3
AMST 354	Asian American Graphic Form	3
AMST 365	Women and Detective Fiction: From Miss Violet Strange to Veronica Mars	3
AMST 371	LGTBQ Film and Fiction from 1950 to the Present	3
AMST 483	Seeing the USA: The Film Director as Public Intellectual	3
AMST 485	Folk, Self-Taught, and Outsider Arts	3
AMST 489	Writing Material Culture	3
AMST 685	Literature of the Americas	3
ANTH 202	Everyday Cultures: Folklore in America	3
ANTH 272	Healing in Ethnography and Literature	3
ANTH 356	Artisans and Global Culture: Economic, Historical, Experiential, and Cross-Cultural Dimensions ^H	3
ANTH 406	Native Writers	3
ARAB 150	Introduction to Arab Cultures	3
ARAB 151	Arabic Literature through the Ages	3
ARAB 211	Arab Comics	3
ARAB 255	Arab World Photography	3
ARAB 337	Borders and Walls in the Arab World	3
ARAB 434	Modern Arabic Literature in Translation	3
ARAB 453	Film, Nation, and Identity in the Arab World	3
ARTH 54	First-Year Seminar: Art, War, and Revolution ^H	3
ARTH 55	First-Year Seminar: Art, Gender, and Power in Early Modern Europe ^H	3
ARTH 61	First-Year Seminar: African American Art of the Carolinas	3
ARTH 150	The Visual World ^H	3
ARTH 152	Art in Life: An Introduction to Western Art from the Renaissance to the Modern Period ^H	3
ARTH 155	African Art Survey	3
ARTH 156	Introduction to Architecture	3
ARTH 159	The Film Experience: Introduction to the Visual Study of Film	3
ARTH 161	Introduction to American Art	3
ARTH 200	Art and Fashion from Rome to Timbuktu	3
ARTH 201	Making Material Histories: A Makerspace Course	3
ARTH 242	Egyptian Art and Archaeology	3
ARTH 244	Greek Art and Archaeology	3
ARTH 247	Roman Art and Archaeology	3
ARTH 267	Latin American Modernisms	3
ARTH 268	Hellenistic Art and Archaeology (350-31 BCE)	3
ARTH 272	Northern European Art: Van Eyck to Bruegel	3
ARTH 274	European Baroque Art	3
ARTH 275	18th-Century Art	3
ARTH 277	Art and Architecture of Viceregal Latin America	3
ARTH 279	The Arts in England, 1450-1650 ^H	3
ARTH 282	Modernism I: Realism, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism	3
ARTH 283	Picturing Paris: 1800-2000	3
ARTH 284	Modernism II: 1905-1960	3
ARTH 285	Art Since 1960 ^H	3
ARTH 287	African American Art Survey	3
ARTH 297	Clothing and Textiles in Africa	3
ARTH 299	Arts of West Africa	3
ARTH 302	Fashioning Identities	3
ARTH 310	From Charlemagne to Bauhaus: German Art and Architecture from the Middle Ages to Modern Time	3
ARTH 330	Art, History, and the Modern Museum	3
ARTH 360	The Art of Dying Well: Death and Commemoration in the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times	3
ARTH 368	The Renaissance Portrait	3
ARTH 370	Visual Art in the Age of Revolution	3
ARTH 380	Life and Art in Ancient Pompeii	3
ARTH 383	Modern Architecture	3
ARTH 387	20th-Century African American Art	3
ARTH 391	Undergraduate Research Seminar	3
ARTH 401	Seen, Unseen, and Suggested: Representation and Hollywood Film Censorship	3
ARTH 446	The Invention of the Modern Artist	3
ARTH 457	Studies in the History of Graphic Art	3
ARTH 465	Roman Architecture	3
ARTH 469	Art of the Aztec Empire	3
ARTH 473	Early Modern and Modern Decorative Arts	3
ARTH 474	Roman Sculpture	3
ARTH 476	Roman Painting	3
ARTH 484	Culture on the Move: Art, Empire, and Restitution since 1800	3
ARTH 485	Art of the Harlem Renaissance	3
ARTH 488	Contemporary African Art	3
ARTH 514	Monuments and Memory	3
ARTH 557	Art and Money	3
ARTH 588	Current Issues in Art	3
ARTH 592	History and Theory of Museums	3
ARTS 50	First-Year Seminar: The Artistic Temperament ^H	3
ARTS 59	First-Year Seminar: Time, A Doorway to Visual Expression	3
ARTS 82	First-Year Seminar: Please Save This: Exploring Personal Histories through Visual Language	3
ARTS 103	Sculpture I	3
ARTS 105	Photography I ^H	3
ARTS 115	Darkroom Photography I	3
ARTS 132	Collage: Strategies for Thinking and Making	3
ARTS 202	Painting I	3
ARTS 205	Photography II	3
ARTS 214	Life Drawing	3
ARTS 215	Darkroom Photography II	3
ARTS 233	Wood Sculpture	3
ARTS 243	Metal Sculpture	3
ARTS 322	Narrative Painting	3
ARTS 343	MAKE: Art in the (New) Age	3
ARTS 353	Phantasmagoria: Haunted Art, History, and Installation	3
ARTS 355	The Practice of Representation: Portraiture in Photography	3
ARTS 363	At the Radical Edge of Life: Art, Space, and Ecology	3
ARTS 364	The Walking Seminar: A Territorial Investigation	3
ARTS 373	Art, Rites and Rituals of Pilgrimage	3
ARTS 410	Public Art	3
ASIA 52	First-Year Seminar: Food in Chinese Culture	3
ASIA 55	First-Year Seminar: Kung-Fu: The Concept of Heroism in Chinese Culture	3
ASIA 56	First-Year Seminar: Writing Women in Modern China ^H	3
ASIA 61	First-Year Seminar: India through the Lens of Master Filmmakers	3
ASIA 72	First-Year Seminar: Transnational Korea: Literature, Film, and Popular Culture	3
ASIA 74	First-Year Seminar: Imagining Palestine	3
ASIA 75	First-Year Seminar: Love in China	3
ASIA 124	Iranian Post-1979 Cinema	3
ASIA 126	Introduction to Persian Literature	3
ASIA 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
ASIA 163	Hindi-Urdu Poetry in Performance	3
ASIA 164	Music of South Asia	3
ASIA 228	Contested Souls: Literature, the Arts, and Religious Identity in Modern India	3
ASIA 231	Bollywood Cinema	3
ASIA 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity ^H	3
ASIA 255	The Feast in Film, Fiction, and Philosophy ^H	3
ASIA 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
ASIA 262	Nation, Film, and Novel in Modern India	3
ASIA 332	The Story of Rama in India	3
ASIA 360	Contemporary Asian American Literature and Theory	3
ASIA 379	Cowboys, Samurai, and Rebels in Film and Fiction ^H	3
ASIA 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
ASIA 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
ASIA 431	Persian Sufi Literature	3
ASIA 435	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
ASIA 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
ASIA 483	Cross-Currents in East-West Literature	3
ASIA 522	Beauty and Power in the Classical Indian World	3
ASIA 584	The Qur'an as Literature	3
CHIN 238	From Martial Arts to Street Dance: Rebellion with Chinese Characteristics	3
CHIN 242	Chinese Qin Music	3
CHIN 247	Indigenous Spiritualities in Literatures of China and Taiwan ^H	3
CHIN 255	Bandit or Hero: Outlawry in Chinese Literature and Films	3
CHIN 361	Chinese Traditional Theater	3
CHIN 367	Illustration and the Animation of Text	3
CHIN 407	Readings in Modern Chinese I	3
CHIN 464	The City in Modern Chinese Literature and Film	3
CHIN 480	Queering China	3
CHIN 510	Introduction to Classical Chinese	3
CHIN 545	Chinese Science Fiction	3
CHIN 551	Chinese Poetry in Translation	3
CHIN 552	Chinese Prose in Translation	3
CHIN 562	Contemporary Chinese Urban Culture and Arts	3
CHIN 631	Writing Chinese (in) America: Advanced Studies of a Foreign Literature from United States Homeland	3
CLAR 120	Ancient Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Near Eastern Archaeology ^H	3
CLAR 200	Art and Fashion from Rome to Timbuktu	3
CLAR 242	Egyptian Art and Archaeology	3
CLAR 243	Minoans and Mycenaeans: The Archaeology of Bronze Age Greece	3
CLAR 244	Greek Art and Archaeology	3
CLAR 247	Roman Art and Archaeology	3
CLAR 268	Hellenistic Art and Archaeology (350-31 BCE)	3
CLAR 380	Life and Art in Ancient Pompeii	3
CLAR 465	Roman Architecture	3
CLAR 474	Roman Sculpture	3
CLAR 475	Provinces and Frontiers of the Roman Empire	3
CLAR 476	Roman Painting	3
CLAR 480	Egypt after the Pharaohs	3
CLAS 67	First-Year Seminar: Helen of Troy: From Homer to Hollywood	3
CLAS 121	The Greeks ^H	3
CLAS 122	The Romans ^H	3
CLAS 131	Classical Mythology ^H	3
CLAS 240	Women in Greek Art and Literature ^H	3
CLAS 257	Augustus and Rome ^H	3
CLAS 362	Greek Tragedy ^H	3
CLAS 363	Latin and Greek Lyric Poetry in Translation ^H	3
CMPL 55	First-Year Seminar: Comics as Literature	3
CMPL 62	Curiosity and the Birth of the Imagination	3
CMPL 120	Great Books I: Epic and Lyric Traditions	3
CMPL 121	Great Books I: Romancing the World ^H	3
CMPL 122	Great Books I: Visual Arts and Literature from Antiquity to 1750 ^H	3
CMPL 123	Great Books I: Politics and Literature from Antiquity to 1750	3
CMPL 124	Great Books I: Science and Literature from Antiquity to 1750	3
CMPL 130	Great Books II ^H	3
CMPL 131	Great Books II: Savage, Native, Stranger, Other	3
CMPL 132	Great Books II: Performance and Cultural Identity in the African Diaspora	3
CMPL 134	Great Books II: Travel and Identity ^H	3
CMPL 142	Visual Culture II	3
CMPL 143	History of Global Cinema	3
CMPL 144	Engaging Film and Media	3
CMPL 150	Critical Theory: Fear, Love, Laughter, and Loss - Film Genres and Spectatorship	3
CMPL 180	Race and Ethnicity in Hollywood Productions and Beyond	3
CMPL 212	The Cinematic City	3
CMPL 220	Global Authors: Jane Austen ^H	3
CMPL 223	Global Authors: Cervantes	3
CMPL 225	Global Authors: The Worlds of Shakespeare	3
CMPL 227	Global Authors: The Middle Ages in World Cinema	3
CMPL 230	Global Crusoe: The Desert-Island Idea in Film and Fiction	3
CMPL 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
CMPL 238	From Martial Arts to Street Dance: Rebellion with Chinese Characteristics	3
CMPL 240	Introduction to Film Theory	3
CMPL 246	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature ^H	3
CMPL 247	Indigenous Spiritualities in Literatures of China and Taiwan ^H	3
CMPL 250	Approaches to Comparative Literature ^H	3
CMPL 251	Introduction to Literary Theory	3
CMPL 254	Horror and the Global Gothic: Film, Literature, Theory	3
CMPL 255	The Feast in Film, Fiction, and Philosophy ^H	3
CMPL 256	Love in Classical Persian Poetry	3
CMPL 257	The Crisis of Modernity in World Cinema	3
CMPL 259	Ideology and Aesthetics: Marxism and Literature	3
CMPL 260	Landscape: Re-Imagining the Natural World	3
CMPL 262	Film and Politics	3
CMPL 263	European Exile Cinema	3
CMPL 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
CMPL 272	History of German Cinema	3
CMPL 275	Literature of Pilgrimage	3
CMPL 277H	Myth, Fable, Novella: The Long History of the Short Story	3
CMPL 279	Once Upon A Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now	3
CMPL 280	Film Genres	3
CMPL 317	Myth, Fable, Novella: The Long History of the Short Story ^H	3
CMPL 374	Modern Women Writers	3
CMPL 375	New Wave Cinema: Its Sources and Its Legacies	3
CMPL 377	The World of the Beat Generation: Transcultural Connections	3
CMPL 379	Cowboys, Samurai, and Rebels in Film and Fiction ^H	3
CMPL 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
CMPL 382	Film and Nature	3
CMPL 386	Adolescence in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature	3
CMPL 420	Film, Photography, and the Digital Image	3
CMPL 442	Postcolonial Literature of the Middle East	3
CMPL 450	Major Works of 20th-Century Literary Theory	3
CMPL 453	The Erotic Middle Ages	3
CMPL 454	Literature of the Continental Renaissance in Translation ^H	3
CMPL 456	The 18th-Century Novel	3
CMPL 460	Transnational Romanticism: Romantic Movements in Europe and the Americas	3
CMPL 462	Realism and Naturalism	3
CMPL 463	Cinema and Surrealism	3
CMPL 466	Modernism	3
CMPL 468	Aestheticism	3
CMPL 469	Milan Kundera and World Literature	3
CMPL 470	Concepts and Perspectives of the Tragic	3
CMPL 472	The Drama from Ibsen to Beckett	3
CMPL 473	Drama, Pageantry, and Spectacle in Medieval Europe	3
CMPL 477	Wicked Desire: Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, on Page and Screen	3
CMPL 480	Queering China	3
CMPL 483	Cross-Currents in East-West Literature	3
CMPL 485	Approaches to 20th-Century Narrative	3
CMPL 487	Literature and the Arts of Love	3
CMPL 495	Advanced Seminar	3
CMPL 520	Cinema, Painting, and The Frame	3
CMPL 535	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
CMPL 545	Chinese Science Fiction	3
CMPL 547	Documenting Diasporas: Korean Diasporas in Films and Documentaries	3
CMPL 558	The Lives and Times of Medieval Corpses	3
CMPL 622	Medieval Cosmopolitanisms	3
CMPL 685	Literature of the Americas	3
COMM 62	First-Year Seminar: African American Literature and Performance	3
COMM 142	Popular Music	3
COMM 150	Introduction to New Media	3
COMM 263	Performing Literature ^H	3
COMM 335	Film Story Analysis	3
COMM 337	Visual Storytelling for Screenwriters	3
COMM 345	Gender and Film	3
COMM 430	History of American Screenwriting	3
COMM 437	United States Black Culture and Performance	3
COMM 464	Collaborative Performance ^H	3
COMM 534	Aesthetic and Technical Considerations in Making Short Videos	3
COMM 561	Performance of Women of Color ^H	3
COMM 622	Environmental Filmmaking: Creative Production and Social Impact	3
COMM 653	Experimental Video	3
COMM 656	Sound for Film and Video: Theory and Practice for Motion Picture Sound Design	3
COMM 661	Race and Ethnicity	3
COMM 662	Black/African Diaspora Performance	3
COMM 681	Contemporary Film Theory	3
CZCH 469	Milan Kundera and World Literature	3
DRAM 81	First-Year Seminar: Staging America: The American Drama ^H	3
DRAM 115	Perspectives in Drama ^H	3
DRAM 116	Perspectives in the Theatre: Page to Stage ^H	3
DRAM 120	Play Analysis ^H	3
DRAM 151	Introduction to the American Stage Musical	3
DRAM 220	Theatre Histories	3
DRAM 277	Introduction to Theatrical Design	3
DRAM 281	Theatre History and Literature I	3
DRAM 282	Theatre History and Literature II	3
DRAM 283	Theatre History and Literature III	3
DRAM 285	Modern British Drama ^H	3
DRAM 287	African American Theatre	3
DRAM 292	"Corner of the Sky": The American Musical	3
DRAM 300	Directing	3
DRAM 350	Advanced Acting for the Major	3
DRAM 466	Scene Design	3
DRAM 467	Costume Design I	3
DRAM 486	Latin American Theatre	3
DRAM 488	United States Latino/a Theatre	3
EDUC 507	Arts, Education, and Social Change	3
EDUC 518	Exploring Public Pedagogies through Popular Culture	3
EDUC 567	Children's Literature in Elementary and Middle Schools	3
ENGL 52	First-Year Seminar: Computers and English Studies ^H	3
ENGL 53	First-Year Seminar: Slavery and Freedom in African American Literature and Film	3
ENGL 54	First-Year Seminar: The War to End All Wars? The First World War and the Modern World ^H	3
ENGL 55	First-Year Seminar: Reading and Writing Women's Lives ^H	3
ENGL 57	First-Year Seminar: Future Perfect: Science Fictions and Social Form ^H	3
ENGL 59	First-Year Seminar: Black Masculinity and Femininity	3
ENGL 63	First-Year Seminar: Banned Books ^H	3
ENGL 66	First-Year Seminar: Blake 2.0: William Blake in Popular Culture	3
ENGL 69	First-Year Seminar: Entrepreneurial on the Web	3
ENGL 70	First-Year Seminar: Courtly Love, Then and Now	3
ENGL 71	First-Year Seminar: Healers and Patients ^H	3
ENGL 72	First-Year Seminar: Literature of 9/11	3
ENGL 73	First-Year Seminar: Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 74	First-Year Seminar: Epic/Anti-Epic in Western Literature	3
ENGL 79	First-Year Seminar: Globalization/Global Asians	3
ENGL 85	First-Year Seminar: Economic Saints and Villains ^H	3
ENGL 87	First-Year Seminar: Jane Austen, Then and Now ^H	3
ENGL 88	First Year Seminar: The Legacy of the Japanese American Internment: from WWII to 9/11	3
ENGL 113	Introduction to Critical Game Studies	3
ENGL 120	British Literature, Medieval to 18th Century ^H	3
ENGL 121	British Literature, 19th and Early 20th Century ^H	3
ENGL 122	Introduction to American Literature ^H	3
ENGL 123	Introduction to Fiction ^H	3
ENGL 124	Contemporary Literature	3
ENGL 125	Introduction to Poetry	3
ENGL 126	Introduction to Drama	3
ENGL 127	Writing about Literature	3
ENGL 128	Major American Authors	3
ENGL 129	Literature and Cultural Diversity ^H	3
ENGL 140	Introduction to Gay and Lesbian Culture and Literature	3
ENGL 141	World Literatures in English	3
ENGL 142	Film Analysis ^H	3
ENGL 143	Film and Culture	3
ENGL 144	Popular Genres	3
ENGL 146	Science Fiction/Fantasy/Utopia	3
ENGL 147	Mystery Fiction	3
ENGL 148	Horror	3
ENGL 150	Introductory Seminar in Literary Studies	3
ENGL 153	Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in the Premodern World	3
ENGL 155	The Visual and Graphic Narrative	3
ENGL 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
ENGL 163	Introduction to Health Humanities	3
ENGL 164	Introduction to Latina/o Studies ^H	3
ENGL 184	Children's Literature in Contemporary Society	3
ENGL 202	Everyday Cultures: Folklore in America	3
ENGL 218	American Poetry ^H	3
ENGL 219	The American Novel ^H	3
ENGL 220	American Literature, Before 1900 ^H	3
ENGL 221	American Literature, 1900-2000 ^H	3
ENGL 223	Chaucer ^H	3
ENGL 224	Survey of Medieval English Literature, excluding Chaucer ^H	3
ENGL 225	Shakespeare ^H	3
ENGL 226	Renaissance Drama ^H	3
ENGL 227	Literature of the Earlier Renaissance ^H	3
ENGL 230	Milton ^H	3
ENGL 233	Contemporary Approaches to 18th-Century Literature and Culture ^H	3
ENGL 234	The British Novel from 1870 to World War II ^H	3
ENGL 235	Studies in Jane Austen	3
ENGL 236	18th-Century Fiction ^H	3
ENGL 238	19th-Century British Novel ^H	3
ENGL 241	Studies in Oscar Wilde	3
ENGL 242	Victorian Literature--Contemporary Issues	3
ENGL 249	Romantic Literature--Contemporary Issues ^H	3
ENGL 253	Space and Place in Literature/Film ^H	3
ENGL 255	Introduction to Media Studies	3
ENGL 261	An Introduction to Literary Criticism ^H	3
ENGL 264	Healing in Ethnography and Literature	3
ENGL 265	Literature and Race, Literature and Ethnicity ^H	3
ENGL 266	Science and Literature ^H	3
ENGL 267	Growing Up Latina/o	3
ENGL 268	Medicine, Literature, and Culture ^H	3
ENGL 270	Studies in Asian American Literature	3
ENGL 271	Mixed-Race America: Race in Contemporary American Literature and Culture	3
ENGL 274	Drama: PlayMakers Current Season	3
ENGL 278	Irish Writing, 1800-2000	3
ENGL 282	Travel Literature ^H	3
ENGL 283	Life Writing ^H	3
ENGL 284	Reading Children's Literature ^H	3
ENGL 288	Literary Modernism	3
ENGL 291	Picture Books ^H	3
ENGL 292	Youth in Culture	3
ENGL 301	Professional Writing in the Arts	3
ENGL 310	Fairy Tales	3
ENGL 323	American Cinema of the 1970s: New Hollywood and Beyond	3
ENGL 325	Shakespeare and His Contemporaries ^H	3
ENGL 327	Renaissance Literature and Its Intellectual Contexts	3
ENGL 329	Medieval Feminisms	3
ENGL 330	Perspectives on the Renaissance	3
ENGL 331	18th-Century Literature ^H	3
ENGL 346	U.S. Literature on Page and Screen ^H	3
ENGL 356	British and American Fiction Since World War II ^H	3
ENGL 358	Contemporary US Poetry	3
ENGL 360	Contemporary Asian American Literature and Theory	3
ENGL 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
ENGL 362	Asian American Literature and History ^H	3
ENGL 363	Feminist Literary Theory ^H	3
ENGL 367	African American Literature to 1930 ^H	3
ENGL 369	African American Literature, 1970 to the Present ^H	3
ENGL 370	Race, Health, and Narrative ^H	3
ENGL 371	The Place of Asian Americans in Southern Literature ^H	3
ENGL 373	Southern American Literature ^H	3
ENGL 374	Southern Women Writers	3
ENGL 377	Introduction to the Celtic Cultures	3
ENGL 378	Film Criticism	3
ENGL 380	Topics In Film History ^H	3
ENGL 381	Literature and Cinema	3
ENGL 382	Literature and Media ^H	3
ENGL 385	Literature and Law	3
ENGL 386	Gender, Sexuality, and the South Asian Diaspora	3
ENGL 388	Modernism: Movements and Moments	3
ENGL 389	Major Film Directors	3
ENGL 390	Studies in Literary Topics ^H	3
ENGL 399	Cinema and the Museum	3
ENGL 410	Documentary Film ^H	3
ENGL 425	Literature, Archives, and Original Research	3
ENGL 430	Renaissance Literature--Contemporary Issues	3
ENGL 437	Chief British Romantic Writers ^H	3
ENGL 444	American Literature, 1860-1900--Contemporary Issues ^H	3
ENGL 445	American Literature, 1900-2000--Contemporary Issues ^H	3
ENGL 446	American Women Authors ^H	3
ENGL 447	Memory and Literature	3
ENGL 466	Literary Theory--Contemporary Issues ^H	3
ENGL 467	Educating Latinas/os: Preparing SLI Mentors	3
ENGL 472	African American Literature--Contemporary Issues ^H	3
ENGL 487	Everyday Stories: Personal Narrative and Legend	3
ENGL 494	Research Methods in Film Studies	3
ENGL 610	Practicum in Health Humanities	3
ENGL 611	Narrative, Literature, and Medicine: Advanced Interdisciplinary Seminar	3
ENGL 620	Introduction to Old English Language and Literature	3
ENGL 630	Shakespeare and His Contemporaries	3
ENGL 638	19th-Century Women Writers	3
ENGL 659	War in 20th-Century Literature ^H	3
ENGL 665	Queer Latina/o Literature, Performance, and Visual Art	3
ENGL 666	Queer Latina/o Photography and Literature	3
ENGL 670	Being and Race in African American Literature	3
ENGL 680	Film Theory	3
ENGL 681	Topics in Contemporary Film and Media ^H	3
ENGL 685	Literature of the Americas	3
ENGL 687	Queer LatinX Environmentalisms	3
EURO 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3
FOLK 77	First-Year Seminar: The Poetic Roots of Hip-Hop: Hidden Histories of African American Rhyme ^H	3
FOLK 202	Everyday Cultures: Folklore in America	3
FOLK 310	Fairy Tales	3
FOLK 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
FOLK 476	Graffiti, Gods, and Gardens: Urban Folklore	3
FOLK 480	Vernacular Traditions in African American Music	4
FOLK 481	Jewish Belonging/s: The Material Culture of Jewish Experience	3
FOLK 487	Everyday Stories: Personal Narrative and Legend	3
FOLK 502	Myths and Epics of the Ancient Near East ^H	3
FREN 65	First-Year Seminar: La mode: Fashion in French Culture	3
FREN 186	Food for Thought: Cultures of Cuisine in Modern France	3
FREN 204	Intermediate French II in Context ^H	3
FREN 260	Literature and the French-Speaking World ^H	3
FREN 280	French "Discoveries" of the Americas in Translation	3
FREN 288	Francophone Caribbean Literature in Translation	3
FREN 312	French University Methodology through Literature	3
FREN 315	Imposteur!: Faking and False Identities in French and Francophone Drama and Film	3
FREN 370	French and Francophone Studies to 1789	3
FREN 372	French and Francophone Studies since 1789	3
FREN 387	Paris/Versailles: The Court and the City in the 17th Century	3
FREN 436	Currents in Caribbean Literature	3
GERM 204	Intermediate German II ^H	3
GERM 247	Music, Madness, and Genius: The Pathologies of German Musical Literature	3
GERM 263	European Exile Cinema	3
GERM 267	Contemporary German and Austrian Cinema	3
GERM 272	History of German Cinema	3
GERM 278	Performance, Drama, Translation, Adaptation and Ethnographic Exchange	3
GERM 279	Once Upon A Fairy Tale: Fairy Tales and Childhood, Then and Now	3
GERM 282	Different than the Others: Stories of Queer German Liberation, 1864-2021	3
GERM 303	German Literature and Culture	3
GERM 374	German Theater: Words Speak as Loudly as Actions	3
GERM 381	Berlin: Mapping a (Post) Modern Metropolis	3
GERM 466	Language Remains: German-Jewish Dialogues and Beyond	3
GSLL 50	First-Year Seminar: Literary Fantasy and Historical Reality	3
GSLL 52	First-Year Seminar: Nature and Death: Ecological Crises in German Literature and Film	3
GSLL 69	First-Year Seminar: Laughing and Crying at the Movies: Film and Experience	3
GSLL 75	First-Year Seminar: The Book of Books: Literature and the Bible	3
GSLL 76	First-Year Seminar: Uncharted Territory: Underworlds in Literature and the Visual Arts	3
GSLL 80	Not Just Dogs: Animals in Russian Literature	3
GSLL 212	"Game of Thrones" and the Worlds of the European Middle Ages	3
GSLL 259	Ideology and Aesthetics: Marxism and Literature	3
GSLL 273	Close Your Eyes and See a Film: The Documentary in Central Europe	3
GSLL 274	Representing the Holocaust: Mediating Trauma in Art and Theory	3
HIST 291	Putting Literature and History in Dialogue ^H	3
HIST 302	Movies Make History: Films as Primary Sources in Europe and America ^H	3
HIST 320	Art, History, and the Modern Museum	3
HIST 468	Culture on the Move: Art, Empire, and Restitution since 1800	3
HIST 514	Monuments and Memory	3
HNUR 305	Advanced Hindi-Urdu I	3
HNUR 306	Advanced Hindi-Urdu II	3
HNUR 408	South Asian Media and Film	3
ITAL 130	Dante's Divine Comedy	3
ITAL 241	The Renaissance Mind and Body	3
ITAL 333	Italian Film and Culture	3
ITAL 335	Themes in Italian Film	3
ITAL 340	Italian America	3
ITAL 372	Poetry, Parchment, Polis	3
ITAL 374	Italian Ecofiction in Global Perspective	3
ITAL 385	Italian Landscapes: Italy in the UNESCO World Heritage List	3
ITAL 388	Environmental Issues in Italian Literature and Film	3
ITAL 525	Italo Calvino in English	3
ITAL 571	Primo Levi in English	3
JAPN 160	Introduction to Japanese Literature in Translation	3
JAPN 412	Making Music in Japan	3
JAPN 414	Manga as a Japanese Art and Culture	3
JAPN 417	Japanese Culture through Film and Literature	3
JAPN 451	Swords, Tea Bowls, and Woodblock Prints: Exploring Japanese Material Culture	3
JAPN 521	Investigating Japanese Culture through TV Dramas	3
JWST 212	Classical Hebrew II: A Linguistic Introduction to the Hebrew Bible	3
JWST 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity ^H	3
JWST 274	Representing the Holocaust: Mediating Trauma in Art and Theory	3
JWST 380	Traditions in Transition: Jewish Folklore and Ethnography	3
JWST 466	Language Remains: German-Jewish Dialogues and Beyond	3
JWST 481	Jewish Belonging/s: The Material Culture of Jewish Experience	3
JWST 602	What Is Scripture? Formations of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Canon	3
KOR 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
KOR 346	Body Politics in Modern Korean Literature ^H	3
KOR 447	Documenting Diasporas: Korean Diasporas in Films and Documentaries	3
LING 230	Constructed Languages: Theory and Typology	3
MUSC 51	First-Year Seminar: The Interplay of Music and Physics	3
MUSC 121	Fundamentals of Tonal Music I	3
MUSC 132	Tonal Theory II ^H	3
MUSC 137	Patterns in Music	3
MUSC 141	Survey of Western Music History	3
MUSC 142	Great Musical Works	3
MUSC 143	Introduction to Rock Music	3
MUSC 144	Introduction to Country Music	3
MUSC 145	Introduction to Jazz	3
MUSC 146	Introduction to World Musics	3
MUSC 148	Introduction to Black Music	3
MUSC 149	Introduction to Music and Dance	3
MUSC 151	Introduction to the American Stage Musical	3
MUSC 164	Music of South Asia	3
MUSC 188	Introduction to Women and Music	3
MUSC 234	World Musics in Theory and Practice	3
MUSC 248	Gender on the Musical Stage	3
MUSC 270	Critical Approaches to Music: Object Lessons	3
MUSC 271	Critical Approaches to Music: Critical Moves	3
MUSC 286	Music as Culture ^H	3
MUSC 287	Opera as Drama ^H	3
MUSC 291	Music and Politics	3
MUSC 330	Advanced Study in Music Theory	3
PHIL 60	First-Year Seminar: Plato's Symposium and Its Influence on Western Art and Literature ^H	3
PHIL 180	Philosophy of Humor	3
PHIL 185	Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art ^H	3
PHYS 51	First-Year Seminar: The Interplay of Music and Physics	3
PORT 310	Advanced Communication in Portuguese: Media & Entertainment	3
PORT 316	Brazilian Performance in Music and Dance: Capoeira	3
PORT 370	Modern Brazil through Literature and Film in Translation	3
PORT 375	Portuguese and Brazilian Fiction in Translation	3
PORT 382	Women Writers: Brazil and Beyond	3
PORT 385	Verbal Art, Identities, and Nation in Portuguese-Speaking Africa	3
PORT 387	Brazilian Religious Movements through Film and Literature	3
PORT 388	Portuguese, Brazilian, and African Identity in Film	3
PORT 520	Climate Change and the Cultural Imagination: Lusophone Interpretations	3
PWAD 161	Literature of War from World War I to the 21st Century	3
PWAD 235	Israeli Cinema: Gender, Nation, and Ethnicity ^H	3
PWAD 435	The Cinemas of the Middle East and North Africa	3
PWAD 659	War in 20th-Century Literature ^H	3
RELI 78	First-Year Seminar: Reading the Bible: Now and Then	3
RELI 87	First-Year Seminar: Confessions	3
RELI 201	Ancient Biblical Interpretation ^H	3
RELI 208	The Birth of Christianity	3
RELI 209	Varieties of Early Christianity ^H	3
RELI 212	Classical Hebrew II: A Linguistic Introduction to the Hebrew Bible	3
RELI 217	Gnosticism ^H	3
RELI 235	Place, Space, and Religion	3
RELI 240	Religion, Literature, and the Arts in America ^H	3
RELI 289	Muhammad and the Qur'an	3
RELI 382	The Story of Rama in Indian Culture--Experiential	3
RELI 480	Modern Muslim Literatures	3
RELI 502	Myths and Epics of the Ancient Near East ^H	3
RELI 515	Cultural Histories of the New Testament	3
RELI 527	Religious Metaphor and Symbol	3
RELI 584	The Qur'an as Literature	3
RELI 602	What Is Scripture? Formations of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Canon	3
RELI 614	The Cult of Saints: Narratives, Materialities, Practices	3
RUSS 270	Crimes and Punishments: Russian Literature of the 19th Century	3
RUSS 276	Mystery and Suspense in Russian Literature	3
RUSS 279	Sunstrokes in Dark Alleys: Russian Short Stories	3
RUSS 280	Russian Villains, Western Screens: Ethno-Cultural Stereotypes on Page and Stage, in Movies and Minds	3
RUSS 415	Introduction to Russian Literature	3
RUSS 445	19th Century Russian Literature and Culture	3
RUSS 464	Dostoevsky	3
RUSS 465	Chekhov	3
RUSS 477	Wicked Desire: Vladimir Nabokov, Lolita, on Page and Screen	3
RUSS 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3
SLAV 277	Songs of Liberty, Light, and Resilience: Ukrainian Literature Today	3
SPAN 261	Advanced Spanish in Context ^H	3
SPAN 267	Advanced Spanish in Context for Heritage Learners	3
SPAN 301	Introduction to Literary and Cultural Analysis ^H	3
SPAN 302	Literary and Cultural Analysis for Heritage Learners	3
SPAN 373	Studies in Latin American Literature	3
WGST 56	First-Year Seminar: Writing Women in Modern China ^H	3
WGST 66	First-Year Seminar: Growing Up Girl, Globally	3
WGST 127	Iranian Women Writers	3
WGST 140	Introduction to Gay and Lesbian Culture and Literature	3
WGST 188	Introduction to Women and Music	3
WGST 231	Gender and Popular Culture	3
WGST 232	Identity in Transit: Performing the Self through Photography	3
WGST 233	Introduction to Latina Literature	3
WGST 237	Rebel, Lover, Martyr: Gender and Sexuality in North and South Korean Screen Cultures	3
WGST 240	Women in Greek Art and Literature ^H	3
WGST 248	Gender on the Musical Stage	3
WGST 345	Gender and Film	3
WGST 361	Asian American Women's Writing	3
WGST 363	Feminist Literary Theory ^H	3
WGST 373	Modern Women Writers	3
WGST 374	Southern Women Writers	3
WGST 380	Almost Despicable Heroines in Japanese and Western Literature	3
WGST 446	American Women Authors ^H	3
WGST 465	Gender, (Im)migration, and Labor in Latina Literature	3
WGST 480	Queering China	3
WGST 486	Exploration of Russian "Women's Prose" and Svetlana Alexievich (Nobel Prize in Literature 2015)	3
WGST 561	Performance of Women of Color ^H	3
WGST 665	Queer Latina/o Literature, Performance, and Visual Art	3
WGST 666	Queer Latina/o Photography and Literature	3

H	Honors version available. An honors course fulfills the same requirements as the nonhonors version of that course. Enrollment and GPA restrictions may apply.