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AMST201 Junior Colloquium: Critical Queer Studies AMST208 Junior Colloquium: Visual Culture Studies and Violence AMST260 Bioethics and the Animal/Human Boundary AMST302 Lyric Poetry and Music: The Color and Politics of Cry, Sound, and Voice AMST351 Queer of Color Critique ANTH203 Sex, Money, and Power: Anthropology of Intimacy and Exchange ANTH207 Anthropology of Time ANTH295 Theory 1: Beyond me, Me, ME: Reflexive Anthropology ANTH302 Critical Perspectives on the State ANTH319 Toxic Sovereignties: Life after Environmental Collapse CEAS395 From Fascism to Fukushima: Navigating the Everyday in Modern Japan CHUM288 Literary Perversions: Revolution, Democracy, Identity CHUM302 Black Speculative Fictions and the Anthropocene CHUM306 Techniques of the Liar: Performance, Artifice, Fraud CHUM355 Social Movements Lab CHUM356 Queer Necropolitics COL225 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity COL238 Animal Theories/Human Fictions COL249 Narrative and Ideology COL290 Nietzsche - Science, Psychology, Genealogy COL308 Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse COL336 Theories of Translation CSS371 Junior Colloquium: Social Theory ECON358 History of Economic Thought ENGL222 Slavery and the Literary Imagination ENGL312 Special Topic: Girls: Character Development Across Genres ENGL328 Brown, Black, and Queer Forms and Feelings ENGL355 Scribes, Book Worms, and Bibliomaniacs: The Thrall of the Book ENGL370 The Novel as History ENGL380 Special Topics: Prosody and Poetic Forms ENGL382 Reading Between Freedom and Necessity FGSS269 Gender and History: Global Feminist Theories and Narratives of the Past (FGSS Gateway) GOVT337 Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory GOVT339 Contemporary Political Theory GOVT355 Political Theory and Transitional Justice HIST141 Theories and Models HIST189 Introduction to History: History of the Present HIST214 The Modern and the Postmodern HIST215 European Intellectual History to the Renaissance HIST216 European Intellectual History since the Renaissance HIST338 History and Theory PHIL202 Philosophical Classics II: Early Modern Philosophy from Descartes Through Kant PHIL212 Introduction to Ethics PHIL258 Post-Kantian European Philosophy PHIL267 History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory PHIL277 Feminist Philosophy and Moral Theory (FGSS Gateway) PHIL287 Philosophy of Science PSYC259 Discovering the Person PSYC314 Theories in Psychology RELI213 Refugees & Exiles: Religion in the Diaspora RELI220 Modern Christian Thought RELI272 Ethics After the Holocaust RELI292 Reason and Revelation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion RELI299 Imagining Communities: National Religions and Political Rituals RELI307 Ritual RUSS267 Parody: Humor, Artistic Evolution, and Restoration of the Sacred SISP320 Life and Death: Relations of Biopower and Necropower SOC234 Media and Society SOC260 Sound and Screen SOC269 Bad Sex SOC299 The Future Perfect SOC302 Paternalism and Social Power THEA302 Contemporary Theater: Theories and Aesthetics THEA316 Advanced Topics in Performance Studies: Imagining Anticolonial Performance Practices Spring 2021 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       CSCT AMST177 American Movies as American Studies: An Introduction to American Studies AMST204 Saving America from Itself? Movie Interventions (Moore, Lee, DuVernay, Kopple):Junior Colloquium AMST260 Bioethics and the Animal/Human Boundary AMST315 Entertaining Social Change AMST351 Queer of Color Critique ANTH211 Health and Social Justice ANTH249 From Metropolis to Megalopolis ANTH269 Race, Incarceration, and Citizenship: The New Haven Model ANTH295 Theory 1: Beyond me, Me, ME: Reflexive Anthropology ANTH302 Critical Perspectives on the State ARHA339 Modernism and the Total Work of Art CEAS395 From Fascism to Fukushima: Navigating the Everyday in Modern Japan CHUM306 Techniques of the Liar: Performance, Artifice, Fraud CHUM325 The Work of Art Against Work: Art, Labor, Politics CHUM330 Women Make the World: Global Technologies and Gender COL225 20th-Century Franco-Caribbean Literature and the Search for Identity COL238 Animal Theories/Human Fictions COL249 Narrative and Ideology COL259 The Human Condition: Arendt, Nietzsche, Marx COL264 Critical Theory: From Karl Marx to Angela Davis COL269 Modern Aesthetic Theory COL292 Reason and Its Limits COL308 Medievals on the Move: Pilgrimage, Jihad, Crusade, and Apocalypse COL336 Theories of Translation CSS271 Sophomore Colloquium: Modern Social Theory ECON358 History of Economic Thought ENGL295 Reading Theories ENGL303 Narrative Theory ENGL355 Scribes, Book Worms, and Bibliomaniacs: The Thrall of the Book ENGL359 Criticism and Marxism FGSS209 Feminist Theories GOVT337 Virtue and Glory: Classical Political Theory GOVT339 Contemporary Political Theory GOVT347 Political Freedom GRST261 Reading Nietzsche HIST141 Theories and Models HIST214 The Modern and the Postmodern HIST215 European Intellectual History to the Renaissance HIST216 European Intellectual History since the Renaissance HIST261 Enlightenment and Science HIST318 The Politics of Death: The Living, the Dead, and the State HIST338 History and Theory HIST382 Anthropocene as Modern Grand Narrative HIST383 French Existentialism and Marxism PHIL266 Buddhism and Social Justice PHIL267 History and Limits of Aesthetic Theory PHIL277 Feminist Philosophy and Moral Theory (FGSS Gateway) PHIL360 Continental Philosophy's Others PSYC259 Discovering the Person PSYC314 Theories in Psychology PSYC338 Masculinities RELI213 Refugees & Exiles: Religion in the Diaspora RELI220 Modern Christian Thought RELI272 Ethics After the Holocaust RELI292 Reason and Revelation: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion RELI299 Imagining Communities: National Religions and Political Rituals RELI307 Ritual SISP320 Life and Death: Relations of Biopower and Necropower SOC234 Media and Society SOC260 Sound and Screen SOC302 Paternalism and Social Power THEA302 Contemporary Theater: Theories and Aesthetics

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