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COL104Baroque Rome
COL109A History of Civil Disobedience
COL110What Does Art Mean? Studies in Aesthetics and Cultural Relevance
COL112The European Novel from Cervantes to Calvino
COL113The Language of Poetry
COL117Writing Love: Myth-Making and Experience in the Literature of Amour
COL118The Fall of Rome and Other Stories
COL120Muslims, Jews, and Christians: Getting Along in Medieval Spain
COL123Love, Sex, and Marriage in Renaissance Europe
COL128Constantinople: From Rome to Istanbul
COL129Writing the French Revolution
COL206Remembering the Self: Forces and Forms of Autobiography
COL208Rome Through the Ages
COL213Writing Short Fiction
COL214The Modern and the Postmodern
COL215Theater of Anton Chekhov: Research, Analysis, and Performance
COL219Modern Spain: Literature, Painting, and the Arts in Their Historical Context
COL220Modern Christian Thought
COL223The Picaresque Hero: Rogue (Picaro), Anti-Hero, Citizen
COL22520th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity
COL227Life Writing: Writing About the Self and from Experience
COL230Introduction to European Avant-Garde, 1880--1940
COL231Orientalism: Spain and Africa
COL232Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
COL233Tales of Transcendental Homelessness: Journey, Adventure, and the Foreigner Before the Novel
COL237The World of Federico García Lorca: Tradition and Modernity in the Spanish Avant-Garde
COL239Paris, 19th Century
COL240Modernism and Modernity in 19th-Century French Painting
COL244Junior Colloquium
COL246Senior Colloquium
COL248Urban Fantasies: The City, Sexuality, and National Identity in the Modern Spanish Novel
COL251Kafka: Literature, Law, and Power
COL253Existentialism
COL254Folly & Enlightenment: Madness Before and After the Mind/Body Split
COL256The Emergence of World Literature(s)
COL262Tolstoy
COL265Nabokov and Cultural Synthesis
COL270Modernist City-Texts
COL271Performing Ethnicity: Gypsies and the Culture of Flamenco in Spain
COL273The Agony and the Ecstasy: The German Novel and Novella
COL276Creativity and Crisis: Germany 1918-1933
COL277Language, Thought, and Politics
COL280Work: Its History and Future
COL285Spanish Identity in the Early Modern World
COL286French Cinema: An Introduction
COL289Forbidden Love: From the Middle Ages to the French Revolution
COL293Goethe, Schiller, and German Romanticism
COL298Minorities in French Cinema
COL303Matter, Community, Environment
COL304Negotiating Gender in the Maghreb
COL307Negotiating French Identity: Migration and Identity in Contemporary France
COL308Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse
COL309Truth and the Poet: Lyric Subjectivity from Dante to Dylan
COL311Spinoza's ETHICS
COL313Classic Spanish Plays: Love, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice on the Early Modern Stage
COL327Cervantes
COL330Plato's Moral Psychology
COL332European Intellectual History since the Renaissance
COL334The History of Spanish Cinema
COL336Theories of Translation
COL339Reading Theories
COL340Observing Justice: Trials and Judgments in Arendt, Kleist, and Kafka
COL347Emperor, Caliph, King: Comparing the Byzantines, Abbasids, and Carolingians
COL349Modernism and the Total Work of Art
COL359Philosophical Classics I: Ancient Western Philosophy
COL360Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant
COL370Digital History


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COL104Baroque Rome
COL108Language
COL109A History of Civil Disobedience
COL110What Does Art Mean? Studies in Aesthetics and Cultural Relevance
COL112The European Novel from Cervantes to Calvino
COL115How to Read a Literary Text
COL117Writing Love: Myth-Making and Experience in the Literature of Amour
COL118The Fall of Rome and Other Stories
COL125Staging America: Modern American Drama
COL128Constantinople: From Rome to Istanbul
COL150Great Books Unbound
COL201Writing Nonfiction
COL202Poetry and Politics: Pound, Arendt, Lowell
COL204British Literature in the Enlightenment: Individualism, Consumer Culture, and the Public Sphere
COL206Remembering the Self: Forces and Forms of Autobiography
COL208Rome Through the Ages
COL213Writing Short Fiction
COL215Theater of Anton Chekhov: Research, Analysis, and Performance
COL216"Multikulti Germany": Expressions of Germany's Cultural Diversity
COL217Love and Loss in Medieval and Early Modern French Literature and Culture
COL219Modern Spain: Literature, Painting, and the Arts in Their Historical Context
COL220Modern Christian Thought
COL224The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Rethinking the Italian Renaissance
COL228Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy
COL229Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature and History
COL232Paris and Its Representations: Realities and Fantasies
COL233Tales of Transcendental Homelessness: Journey, Adventure, and the Foreigner Before the Novel
COL237The World of Federico García Lorca: Tradition and Modernity in the Spanish Avant-Garde
COL238Animal Theories/Human Fictions
COL239Paris, 19th Century
COL240Modernism and Modernity in 19th-Century French Painting
COL241Sophomore Colloquium
COL243Junior Colloquium
COL245Senior Colloquium
COL248Urban Fantasies: The City, Sexuality, and National Identity in the Modern Spanish Novel
COL249Narrative and Ideology
COL254Folly & Enlightenment: Madness Before and After the Mind/Body Split
COL256The Emergence of World Literature(s)
COL262Tolstoy
COL265Nabokov and Cultural Synthesis
COL266History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory
COL268Understanding Modernity: Marx, Nietzsche, and Freud
COL271Performing Ethnicity: Gypsies and the Culture of Flamenco in Spain
COL275Virtue Ethics: Traditional, Comparative, and Contemporary Approaches
COL276Creativity and Crisis: Germany 1918-1933
COL277Language, Thought, and Politics
COL280Work: Its History and Future
COL284Rethinking the Baroque
COL285Spanish Identity in the Early Modern World
COL286French Cinema: An Introduction
COL289Forbidden Love: From the Middle Ages to the French Revolution
COL291Forward, Without Forgetting: The GDR in Literature and Film
COL293Goethe, Schiller, and German Romanticism
COL297Reading Nietzsche
COL298Minorities in French Cinema
COL299The Grumbling Hive: Ethics and British Literature, 1660--1800
COL304Negotiating Gender in the Maghreb
COL307Negotiating French Identity: Migration and Identity in Contemporary France
COL308Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse
COL311Spinoza's ETHICS
COL314Crossing Borders on the Early Modern Stage
COL316Reality and Escape: Four Contemporary German Novels
COL320Modern Intellectual History in Global Perspectives
COL324Interpreting the "New World": France and the Early Modern Americas
COL327Cervantes
COL330Plato's Moral Psychology
COL332European Intellectual History since the Renaissance
COL332LEuropean Intellectual History since the Renaissance- Service Learning
COL336Theories of Translation
COL340Observing Justice: Trials and Judgments in Arendt, Kleist, and Kafka
COL341Plato's REPUBLIC
COL346Digital Humanities: Intellectual Encounters in the 21st Century
COL347Emperor, Caliph, King: Comparing the Byzantines, Abbasids, and Carolingians
COL349Modernism and the Total Work of Art
COL360Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant
COL370Digital History

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