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COL102 The Political Animal COL103 Cosmic Dissolution/Evolution? COL104 Baroque Rome: Creativity and Coercion COL106 The Italian Renaissance COL107 Madame Bovary in Context COL108 Language COL109 Five Days that Made the Middle Ages COL110 Land of Three Religions: Medieval Iberia COL112 Language, Mind, Body: Philosophies of Linguisitics COL113 Autobiography and Professional Choice COL114 Text and Context: Readings in Modern Europe COL116 Fiction and the Real COL203 Style, Authenticity and Community COL208 Rome Through the Ages COL210 What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe COL211 Psychoanalysis and Feminism COL212 Refiguring the Body COL215 Theatre of Anton Chekhov: Research, Analysis, Performance COL218 Post-Modern Theory with an Historical Intent COL221 The Divine Comedy COL224 Cervantes: The Representation of Outsiders COL226 Francophone Uses of America in Literature and Film COL227 Migration & Identity in Contemporary France COL230 Shakespeare and Elizabethan Tragedy COL231 Orientalism: Spain and Africa COL232 Death and the Limits of Representation COL234 Dante and Medieval Culture I COL236 Dante and Medieval Culture II COL237 Garcia Lorca and His World COL240 The Early Modern European City COL242 Spain and Its Cinema: A Different Mode of Representation COL244 Junior Colloquium COL246 Senior Colloquium COL250 Narrative and Ideology COL252 Forgiveness and Retribution COL256 Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies COL261 Murder and Adultery: The French and Russian Novel COL262 Tolstoy COL266 Muslims and Infidels in the Medieval Mediteranean COL267 Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Medieval Spain COL272 Ten Days that Shook the World: from classical to modern Times COL273 Giants of German Prose COL274 Gogol, Bulgakov and Others. Russian Comic Fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries. COL278 The Cultural History of Reading and Writing COL280 Poetry and Philosophy COL284 Joyce's ULYSSES COL286 The Holocaust: Historical, Philosophical, Literary Aspects COL287 History of Political Philosophy: From Individual Rights to Group Rights COL288 Kierkegaard and Nietzsche: Living Philosophy COL290 Poems COL291 The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production COL293 Irony and Imagination: Romantic Revolutions in Literature, Music, Art, and Thought COL295 The Poet In History COL298 Diversity and Disruption: German History from Luther to Napoleon COL299 Seminar in German Studies: States of Crisis, Narratives of Transgression COL301 Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel COL303 Political Independence and Literary Dependence in 19th Century Franco-Caribbean Literatures COL304 Adolescence COL308 Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought COL309 The Trauma of the Spanish Civil War: Representations on Narrative and Film COL313 Sex, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice: Spanish and New World Classical Theater COL317 Once Upon A Time Is Now COL319 European and Russian Avant-Garde COL324 Freud and Psychoanalysis COL332 European Intellectual History since the Renaissance COL335 Art and Truth in the History of Aesthetics COL343 Socratic Paradoxes Old and New COL359 Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy COL363 Postwar German Literature: Confrontations with the Past COL381 Eros, Love and Friendship in Plato COL382 Viennese Modernism COL384 Lust and Disgust in Austrian Literature Since 1945 COL465 Education in the Field, Undergraduate Spring 2007 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       COL COL102 The Political Animal COL103 Cosmic Dissolution/Evolution? COL104 Baroque Rome: Creativity and Coercion COL105 The Fantastic in Narrative Imagination COL106 The Italian Renaissance COL107 Madame Bovary in Context COL108 Language COL109 Five Days that Made the Middle Ages COL112 Language, Mind, Body: Philosophies of Linguisitics COL113 Autobiography and Professional Choice COL115 Literature of Protest and Complaint COL116 Fiction and the Real COL203 Style, Authenticity and Community COL204 Theories of Culture COL208 Rome Through the Ages COL210 What's Right and What's Left? Literature, Philosophy, Art, and Politics in Inter-War Europe COL211 Psychoanalysis and Feminism COL212 Refiguring the Body COL215 Theatre of Anton Chekhov: Research, Analysis, Performance COL220 Modern Christian Thought COL221 The Divine Comedy COL224 Cervantes: The Representation of Outsiders COL225 20th C. Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity COL226 Francophone Uses of America in Literature and Film COL227 Migration & Identity in Contemporary France COL229 Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: An Intro to Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Classics and Culture COL230 Shakespeare and Elizabethan Tragedy COL231 Orientalism: Spain and Africa COL232 Death and the Limits of Representation COL234 Dante and Medieval Culture I COL236 Dante and Medieval Culture II COL237 Garcia Lorca and His World COL241 Sophomore Colloquium COL242 Spain and Its Cinema: A Different Mode of Representation COL243 Junior Colloquium COL245 Senior Colloquium COL250 Narrative and Ideology COL252 Forgiveness and Retribution COL255 Tragedy COL257 Russian Drama COL258 20th Century Intellectual History COL261 Murder and Adultery: The French and Russian Novel COL262 Tolstoy COL265 Nabokov and Cultural Synthesis COL266 Muslims and Infidels in the Medieval Mediteranean COL274 Gogol, Bulgakov and Others. Russian Comic Fiction of the 19th and 20th centuries. COL276 Twilight of Modernity: Art and Culture in the Weimar Republic COL278 The Cultural History of Reading and Writing COL280 Poetry and Philosophy COL281 Genius and Madness COL284 Joyce's ULYSSES COL285 Kafka and Jesus COL286 The Holocaust: Historical, Philosophical, Literary Aspects COL288 Kierkegaard and Nietzsche: Living Philosophy COL291 The Treason of the Intellectuals: Power, Ethics, and Cultural Production COL293 Irony and Imagination: Romantic Revolutions in Literature, Music, Art, and Thought COL295 The Poet In History COL298 Diversity and Disruption: German History from Luther to Napoleon COL299 Seminar in German Studies: States of Crisis, Narratives of Transgression COL301 Special Delivery: The French Epistolary Novel COL304 Adolescence COL305 Nomadic Islanders: Contemporary Caribbean Diasporas and Identities COL306 Persuasion in Rhetoric and Philosophy in the Ancient Tradition of the West COL308 Transcendence, Truth, and History in Modern Jewish Thought COL309 The Trauma of the Spanish Civil War: Representations on Narrative and Film COL311 Spinoza's ETHICS COL318 Religion and History COL319 European and Russian Avant-Garde COL321 Gender, Science, and British Cultural History COL324 Freud and Psychoanalysis COL327 Cervantes COL335 Art and Truth in the History of Aesthetics COL339 Reading Theories COL343 Socratic Paradoxes Old and New COL363 Postwar German Literature: Confrontations with the Past COL381 Eros, Love and Friendship in Plato COL382 Viennese Modernism COL384 Lust and Disgust in Austrian Literature Since 1945 COL396 Literature and Crisis

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