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Unlisted courses may be taken toward concentration credit with the Director's permission.
Fall of 2007
Anthropology |
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ANTH1321 |
Impact on Colonialism: Gender and Nationalism in India (Fruzzetti) |
Center for Language Studies (CLS) |
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ARAB0100 |
First-Year Arabic (Christoff) |
ARAB0300 |
Second-Year Arabic (Christoff) |
ARAB0700 |
Fourth-Year Arabic (Christoff) |
Comparative Literature |
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COLT1410J |
The Partition of India in Fiction and Film: A Literature of Trauma (Naqvi) |
COLT1811K |
The Present Absent in Palestinian Literature (Colla) |
COLT1811T |
Levantine Cities: Alexandria, Istanbul, Athens (Pourgouris and Colla) |
Egyptology |
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EGYT1410 |
Ancient Egyptian Literature (Allen) |
History |
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HIST1440 |
Islamic History, 1400-1800 (Akarli) |
HIST1580 |
Making of Modern South Asia (Zamindar) |
HIST1971P |
Identity Conflicts in Middle East History, 1900-Present. A Pro-Seminar through Memoirs, Novels, and Films (Akarli) |
Joukowsky Institute for Archeology and the Ancient World (JIAAW) |
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ARCH0600 |
Introduction to Islamic Archaeology (Straughn) |
ARCH1150 |
Urbanism in the Archaeological Record (Harmansah) |
ARCH2300 |
The Rise (and Demise) of the State in the Near East (Harmansah) |
Judaic Studies |
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JUDS0470 |
The Hebrew Bible and the History of Ancient Israel (Olyan) |
Political Science |
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POLS1820B |
Roots of Radical Islam (Luong) |
Religious Studies |
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RELS0150 |
Introduction to Islam (Elfenbein) |
RELS0600 |
Islam and Modernity (Elfenbein) |
Spring of 2008
Anthropology |
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ANTH1241 |
Bioethics and Culture (Sherine Hamdy) K |
ANTH1940 |
Ethnographic Research Methods (Lina Fruzzetti) N |
CLS |
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ARAB0200 |
First-Year Arabic (Mirena Christoff, Dris Soulaimani) B,H or G,K |
ARAB0400 |
Second-Year Arabic (Christoff, Soulaimani) C,I or D,I |
ARAB0600 |
Third-Year Arabic (Soulaimani) Mon-Fri, 12-12:50 PM |
ARAB0800 |
Fourth-Year Arabic (Christoff) TBA |
Classics |
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CLAS1750I |
Highways and Byways in Antiquity (Susan Alcock and John Bodel) D & N |
Comparative Literature |
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COLT1811R |
Modern Identities and the Mediterranean (Suzanne Stewart-Steinberg, Marinos Pourgouris) O |
Egyptology |
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EGYT1210 |
Archaeology of Ancient Egypt (Thomas Hikade) J |
EGYT1480 |
Ancient Egypt in the Global World (Hikade) F |
French |
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FREN1900B |
Figures de l'étranger dans la littérature français (Reda Bensmaia) N |
Hispanic Studies |
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HISP1210B |
Muslims, Jews, and Christians in Medieval Spain (Mercedes Vaquero) M |
History |
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HIST1020 |
Living Together: Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Medieval Iberia (Amy G. Remensnyder) H |
HIST1590 |
Recovering Early South Asia (Zamindar) C |
HIST1970L |
The Jewish Problem (Maud Mandel) N |
HIST1970O |
Moving Boundaries, Past Colonial Histories (Zamindar) M |
History of Art and Architecture |
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HIAA1440A |
Visual Culture of Medieval Women (Sheila Bonde) N |
Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World |
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ARCH1600 |
Archaeologies of the Near East (Omar Harmansah) TBA |
ARCH2250 |
Island Archaeology in the Mediterranean (John F. Cherry) M |
Judaic Studies |
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JUS0030 |
The Jews: History, Culture, Religion (Spanish Expulsion to Contemporary Times (Maud Mandel) K |
JUDS0120 |
Elementary Hebrew (Ruth Adler Ben Yehuda) D,I |
JUDS0140 |
Intermediate Hebrew (Ruth Adler Ben Yehuda) Mon-Fri 12-12:50 PM |
JUDS0300 |
Israeli Literature in Hebrew (David C. Jacobson) H |
JUDS0870 |
Israeli Society (Marcy Brink-Danan) F |
JUDS0980G |
Beyond Bagels: Sephardi, Mizrahi, Global Jewry (Brink-Danan) G |
JUDS0980G |
Towards the Future: Secular Messianism and Utopian Hope in 20th Century Jewish Thought (Michael Gottsegen) M |
JUDS0980G |
Problems in Israelite History (Saul M. Olyan) Q |
| JUDS0980P | The Arab Israeli Conflict (Aharon Klieman) J |
Political Science |
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POLS1820V |
Middle East Diplomacy (Aharon Klieman) P |
Religious Studies |
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RELS0090B |
Hindu and Christian Modes of Loving Devotion (Donna Wulff) J |
RELS1500 |
Islam and Politics in the Modern World (Elfenbein) H |
RELS1600 |
Fundamentalism and Modernity (Carol Delaney) T.,Th. 4:00-5:30 PM |
