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COL101F Truth and Lies in Crime Writing (FYS) COL108F Language (FYS) COL110 What Does Art Mean? Studies in Aesthetics and Cultural Relevance COL112F The European Novel from Cervantes to Calvino (FYS) COL115 How to Read a Literary Text COL117 Writing Love: Myth-Making and Experience in the Literature of Amour COL120 Muslims, Jews, and Christians: Getting Along in Medieval Spain COL121F Writing About Social Issues (FYS) COL123 Love, Sex, and Marriage in Renaissance Europe COL123F Love, Sex, and Marriage in Renaissance Europe (FYS) COL125F Staging America: Modern American Drama (FYS) COL129 Writing the French Revolution COL138F Masculinities (FYS) COL186 The Changing American Novel: From Jack Kerouac to Maggy Nelson COL189 Introduction to History: History of the Present COL204 British Literature in the Enlightenment: Individualism, Consumer Culture, and the Public Sphere COL207 The Political Animal COL214 The Modern and the Postmodern COL220 Modern Christian Thought COL225 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity COL226 Dialogue of Poets: Classical and 20th-Century Poetry in Spain and Latin America COL227 Life Writing: Writing About the Self and from Experience COL228 Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy COL229 Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature and History COL231 Orientalism: Spain and Africa COL233 Tales of Transcendental Homelessness: Journey, Adventure, and the Foreigner Before the Novel COL234 The Cosmos of Dante's "Comedy" COL236 Don Quixote: How to Read the Ultimate Novel COL237 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) COL238 Animal Theories/Human Fictions COL240 Revolutionary France and the Birth of Modern Art, 1789-1900 COL244 Junior Colloquium 2: The Early Modern Period COL247 The Fall of Rome and Other Stories COL249 Narrative and Ideology COL250 The Renaissance Woman COL251 Kafka: Literature, Law, and Power COL253 Existentialism COL254 Folly & Enlightenment: Madness Before and After the Mind/Body Split COL256 The Emergence of World Literature(s) COL257 Remembering Selves: Forces and Forms of Autobiography COL258 The Word for World is Information: Ideologies of Language in Science Fiction & Film COL262 Tolstoy COL266 History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory COL270 Modernist City-Texts COL271 Performing Ethnicity: Gypsies and the Culture of Flamenco in Spain COL272 Exoticism: Imaginary Geographies in 18th- and 19th-Century French Literature COL274 Outsiders in European Literature COL279F Good, Evil, Human: German Fairy Tales and Their Cultural Impact (FYS) COL285 The Essay from Page to Web Page COL286 French Cinema: An Introduction COL287 Nietzsche als Versucher (CLAC.50) COL290 Nietzsche - Science, Psychology, Genealogy COL306 Spectacles of Violence in Early Modern French Tragedy COL307 Negotiating French Identity: Migration and Identity in Contemporary France COL308 Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse COL309 Truth & the Poet: Lyric Subjectivity and Phenomenology COL316 Newest German Literature and Film COL323 Gender and History: Global Feminist Theories and Narratives of the Past (FGSS Gateway) COL324 Interpreting the "New World": France and the Early Modern Americas COL327 Cervantes COL328 History and Theory COL332 European Intellectual History since the Renaissance COL334 The History of Spanish Cinema COL336 Theories of Translation COL338 Utter Nonsense: Modernist Experiments with Meaning COL341 Plato's REPUBLIC COL347 Emperor, Caliph, King: Comparing the Byzantines, Abbasids, and Carolingians COL349 Modernism and the Total Work of Art COL350 History as Tragedy: Genre, Gender, and Power in the Alexiad of Anna Komnena COL360 Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant COL390 Romanticism-Realism-Modernism COL391 Diderot: An Encyclopedic Mind COL392 Empire, Memory, Translation: A Seminar on the Rings of Saturn Spring 2022 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       COL COL108F Language (FYS) COL110 What Does Art Mean? Studies in Aesthetics and Cultural Relevance COL112F The European Novel from Cervantes to Calvino (FYS) COL115 How to Read a Literary Text COL117 Writing Love: Myth-Making and Experience in the Literature of Amour COL125F Staging America: Modern American Drama (FYS) COL201 Writing Nonfiction COL202 Poetry and Politics: Pound, Arendt, Lowell COL204 British Literature in the Enlightenment: Individualism, Consumer Culture, and the Public Sphere COL217 Love and Loss in Medieval and Early Modern French Literature and Culture COL219 Modern Spain: Literature, Painting, and the Arts in Their Historical Context COL220 Modern Christian Thought COL224 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Rethinking the Italian Renaissance COL225 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity COL226 Dialogue of Poets: Classical and 20th-Century Poetry in Spain and Latin America COL228 Virtue and Vice in History, Literature, and Philosophy COL229 Heroes, Lovers, and Swindlers: Medieval and Renaissance Spanish Literature and History COL231 Orientalism: Spain and Africa COL233 Tales of Transcendental Homelessness: Journey, Adventure, and the Foreigner Before the Novel COL234 The Cosmos of Dante's "Comedy" COL236 Don Quixote: How to Read the Ultimate Novel COL237 Introduction to the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) COL238 Animal Theories/Human Fictions COL240 Revolutionary France and the Birth of Modern Art, 1789-1900 COL241 Sophomore Colloquium 1: Antiquity COL243 Junior Colloquium: The Early Modern Period COL244 Junior Colloquium 2: The Early Modern Period COL245 Senior Colloquium 1: The 18th and 19th Century COL249 Narrative and Ideology COL250 The Renaissance Woman COL251 Kafka: Literature, Law, and Power COL255 The Invention of Fiction: Giovanni Boccaccio's Decameron COL256 The Emergence of World Literature(s) COL257 Remembering Selves: Forces and Forms of Autobiography COL258 The Word for World is Information: Ideologies of Language in Science Fiction & Film COL259 The Human Condition: Arendt, Nietzsche, Marx COL261 Castles of Cards: Italian Romance Epic Storytelling Lab COL262 Tolstoy COL264 Critical Theory: From Karl Marx to Angela Davis COL266 History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory COL269 Modern Aesthetic Theory COL270 Modernist City-Texts COL271 Performing Ethnicity: Gypsies and the Culture of Flamenco in Spain COL278 European Realist Novels COL279 Good, Evil, Human: German Fairy Tales and Their Cultural Impact COL279F Good, Evil, Human: German Fairy Tales and Their Cultural Impact (FYS) COL280 Work: Its History and Future COL281 Histories of Race: Science and Slavery in an Age of Enlightenment COL283 The Rationalist Tradition in Early Modern European Philosophy COL286 French Cinema: An Introduction COL291 Forward, Without Forgetting: The GDR in Literature and Film COL292 Reason and Its Limits COL297 Reading Nietzsche COL306 Spectacles of Violence in Early Modern French Tragedy COL307 Negotiating French Identity: Migration and Identity in Contemporary France COL308 Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse COL309 Truth & the Poet: Lyric Subjectivity and Phenomenology COL311 Translation Workshop in Early Modern Spain: Topographies of Love, Arcadia, and History COL313 Classic Spanish Plays: Love, Violence, and (Poetic) Justice on the Early Modern Stage COL316 Newest German Literature and Film COL323 Gender and History: Global Feminist Theories and Narratives of the Past (FGSS Gateway) COL324 Interpreting the "New World": France and the Early Modern Americas COL327 Cervantes COL332 European Intellectual History since the Renaissance COL332L European Intellectual History since the Renaissance- Service Learning COL334 The History of Spanish Cinema COL335 Sophist, Statesman, Philosopher: Plato's Later Metaphysics and Politics COL338 Utter Nonsense: Modernist Experiments with Meaning COL339 Reading Theories COL341 Plato's REPUBLIC COL347 Emperor, Caliph, King: Comparing the Byzantines, Abbasids, and Carolingians COL351 Catching Glimpses: Perceiving Infinitesimals in the Scientific Revolution COL353 Writing between Cultures: German Literature and Film by Authors of Foreign Descent COL360 Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant COL363 (Un)Popular Performances/Performances (Im)Populaires COL393 Directed Research in European Studies

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