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AMST177American Movies as American Studies: An Introduction to American Studies
AMST201Junior Colloquium: Critical Queer Studies
AMST204Junior Colloquium: Cultural Power and American Studies
AMST208Junior Colloquium: Visual Culture Studies and Violence
AMST266Future Visions: Temporality and the Politics of Change
AMST302Lyric Poetry and Music: The Color and Politics of Cry, Sound, and Voice
AMST344Transgender Theory
AMST352Diaspora, Border, Migration: Contemporary Latina/o Politics and Culture
ANTH103Gifts and Giving
ANTH203Sex, Money, and Power: Anthropology of Intimacy and Exchange
ANTH249From Metropolis to Megalopolis
ANTH296Theory 2: Anthropology and Capitalist Globalization
ANTH302Critical Perspectives on the State
ANTH398Queer/Anthropology: Ethnographic Approaches to Queer Studies
ARHA364Architecture: Historiography, Theory, Criticism; Traditional and Contemporary Approaches
CHUM306Techniques of the Liar: Performance, Artifice, Fraud
CHUM323Necropolitics and Black "Fugitive" Politics
CHUM356Queer Necropolitics
COL22520th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity
COL238Animal Theories/Human Fictions
COL239Paris, 19th Century
COL249Narrative and Ideology
COL308Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse
COL336Theories of Translation
CSS371Junior Colloquium: Liberalism and Its Discontents
ECON358History of Economic Thought
ENGL250Contemporary U.S. Poetry
ENGL295Reading Theories
ENGL328Brown, Black, and Queer Forms and Feelings
ENGL332Romanticism, Criticism, and Theory
ENGL355Special Topics: The Use of Humor
ENVS214Women, Animals, and Nature
GOVT337Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory
GOVT338Modern Political Theory
GOVT339Contemporary Political Theory
GOVT342Forms of Freedom: Anarchism, Socialism, and Communitarianism
GOVT355Political Theory and Transitional Justice
HIST141Theories and Models
HIST144What Is History?
HIST214The Modern and the Postmodern
HIST215European Intellectual History to the Renaissance
HIST309Black Political Thought
HIST318The Politics of Death: The Living, the Dead, and the State
HIST323Religion and History
HIST338History and Theory
PHIL202Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant
PHIL212Introduction to Ethics
PHIL258Post-Kantian European Philosophy
PHIL267History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory
PHIL268The Ethics of Captivity
PHIL277Feminist Philosophy and Moral Theory (FGSS Gateway)
PSYC259Discovering the Person
PSYC314Theories in Psychology
RELI272Ethics After the Holocaust
RELI292Reason and Revelation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
RELI299Imagining Communities: National Religions and Political Rituals
SISP206Theorizing Science and Technology
SISP320Life and Death: Relations of Biopower and Necropower
SOC234Media and Society
SOC260Sound and Screen
SOC299The Future Perfect
SOC302Paternalism and Social Power
SOC312Advanced Social Theory Seminar
THEA302Contemporary Theater: Theories and Aesthetics
THEA316Performance Studies


Spring 2019 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       CSCT
AMST177American Movies as American Studies: An Introduction to American Studies
AMST201Junior Colloquium: Critical Queer Studies
AMST204Junior Colloquium: Cultural Power and American Studies
AMST260Bioethics and the Animal/Human Boundary
AMST266Future Visions: Temporality and the Politics of Change
AMST315Entertaining Social Change
AMST344Transgender Theory
AMST351Queer of Color Critique
AMST352Diaspora, Border, Migration: Contemporary Latina/o Politics and Culture
ANTH103Gifts and Giving
ANTH203Sex, Money, and Power: Anthropology of Intimacy and Exchange
ANTH211Health and Social Justice
ANTH249From Metropolis to Megalopolis
ANTH269Race, Incarceration, and Citizenship: The New Haven Model
ANTH295Theory 1: Anthropology of Affect
ANTH302Critical Perspectives on the State
ANTH398Queer/Anthropology: Ethnographic Approaches to Queer Studies
ARHA339Modernism and the Total Work of Art
ARHA364Architecture: Historiography, Theory, Criticism; Traditional and Contemporary Approaches
ARHA375Heritage, Souvenir, Fetish: Theories and Practices of Collecting
COL22520th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity
COL238Animal Theories/Human Fictions
COL239Paris, 19th Century
COL264Critical Theory: From Karl Marx to Angela Davis
COL269Modern Aesthetic Theory
COL292Reason and Its Limits
COL308Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse
CSS271Sophomore Colloquium: Modern Social Theory
ECON358History of Economic Thought
ENGL250Contemporary U.S. Poetry
ENGL295Reading Theories
ENGL303Narrative Theory
ENGL327Criticism and Psychoanalysis
ENGL328Brown, Black, and Queer Forms and Feelings
ENGL332Romanticism, Criticism, and Theory
ENGL380In Place of Reading: Social Location and the Literary Text
ENVS214Women, Animals, and Nature
ENVS305Moral Ecologies and the Anthropology of Vitality
FGSS209Feminist Theories
GOVT337Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory
GOVT339Contemporary Political Theory
GOVT350Citizens and Existentialism
GOVT394Political Thought and Politics of Israel
GOVT399Citizens, Judges, Juries: Who Decides in Democracy?
GRST261Reading Nietzsche
GRST268Understanding Modernity: Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud
HIST141Theories and Models
HIST144What Is History?
HIST214The Modern and the Postmodern
HIST215European Intellectual History to the Renaissance
HIST309Black Political Thought
HIST323Religion and History
HIST382Anthropocene as Modern Grand Narrative
HIST383French Existentialism and Marxism
PHIL258Post-Kantian European Philosophy
PHIL267History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory
PHIL287Philosophy of Science
PHIL360Continental Philosophy's Others
PSYC259Discovering the Person
PSYC314Theories in Psychology
PSYC338Masculinities
RELI213Refugees & Exiles: Religion in the Diaspora
RELI220Modern Christian Thought
RELI286The Examined Life: Religion and Philosophy on the Art of Living
RELI290Pantheologies: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, World
RELI292Reason and Revelation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
RELI299Imagining Communities: National Religions and Political Rituals
RELI302Kierkegaard: An Advanced Seminar in Absurdity
RELI307Ritual
SISP206Theorizing Science and Technology
SISP320Life and Death: Relations of Biopower and Necropower
SOC234Media and Society
SOC245Intersectionality and Its Discontents
SOC260Sound and Screen
SOC302Paternalism and Social Power
THEA316Performance Studies

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