Medieval Studies Program

The Medieval Studies Program offers its own courses, as well as a variety of courses in other departments. For a list of Spring 2010 courses see below, and for descriptions please roll your curser over the Courses tab above and then click on Spring 2010 tab to your upper left. To see a list the previous Fall 2009 semester course offerings, please click here. To see a list of courses offered in the past, please click here.

MEDIEVAL STUDIES, SPRING 2010: COURSES FOR CREDIT IN THE PROGRAM

 
MVST-043 Knights of Old & Harry Potter, Dover

MVST-109 Medieval Latin, McManus

MVST-202 Worlds of Book of Good Love, Pascual-Argente

MVST- 247 Tolkein and Medieval Roots, Wickham-Crowley

 
ARAB-490 Greek and Arabic Science and Philosophy Across Borders, Gannage

ARTH-220 Italian Renaissance Art, Acres

ENGL-042-02 Gateway: Medieval Literature and Culture, McNamer

ENGL-100 Medieval British Literature, Hirsh

FREN-473 The Beastly Middle Ages, Dover

HIST-343 The Crusades, Zimmers

HIST-347 Magic, Science and Religion in the Middle Ages,Collins

HIST-434 Sex and Celibacy in Premodern Europe

HIST-438 Byzantine Empire, Foss

INAF-224 Symbols of Faith : Art in Judaism,Christianity and Islam, Soltes

PHIL-110 Medieval Ethics of Homicide, Lewis

PHIL-384 History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, Bradley

PORT-425 Topics:Afro-Luso-Braz Linguistics, Ferreira

RUSS-492 History of the Russian Language, Andrews

SPAN-241 Survey of Spanish Lit I (Med and Early Mod, in Spanish),Mujica

SPAN-319 Don Quixote (in English), Mujica

THEO-050 Islamic Religious Thought and Practice, Madigan

THEO-119 Kabbalah in Its Context, Soltes

THEO-136 Medieval Women Mystics, Lamm

THEO-241 Jews in Spain, Ray

THEO-359 Qur'an and Its readers, Madigan