Textual analysis and critical perspectives

(LER–TXT)

Students must demonstrate, using primary sources, an understanding of the formal qualities of the text, and/or the thematic content and the context (i.e., cultural, economic, historical, literary, philosophical, political, societal, and/or religious) in which those sources were created. Courses in the humanities and designated other courses may be used to satisfy this requirement.

• ARB 230 - Intro to Modern Arab Culture: Dissenting Voices, Liberating Visions (3-4 Cr.)
• ARH 103 - Introduction to the History of Art (4 Cr.)
• ARH 207 - Philosophy and Art (3 Cr.)
• ARH 249 - History and Methods of Art History (3 Cr.)
• ART 103 (course inactive, now ARH 103)
• ART 207 (course inactive, now ARH 207)
• ART 249 (course inactive, now ARH 249)
• COM 219 - History of Television and Radio (4 Cr.)
• COM 234 - Critical Analysis of Journalism (3 Cr.)
• COM 237 - Media Criticism (3 Cr.)
• COM 239 - Film Theory and History I (4 Cr.)
• COM 241 (new 2018 course)
• COM 245 - Film Theory and History II (4 Cr.)
• DAN 153 - Survey of Dance History (4 Cr.)
• DAN 351 (new course in 2018)
• ENG 222 - Women and Literature (3 Cr.)
• ENG 111 - Masterpieces of English and American Literature (course now inactive)
• ENG 240 - Medieval Literature (course now inactive)
• ENG 256 - Multiethnic American Literature (3 Cr.)
• ENG 270 - Modernism (course now inactive)
• ENG 275 - Literature of the Harlem Renaissance (3 Cr.)
• ENG 285 - Contemporary Literature From India, Africa, and Australia (3 Cr.)
• FR 245 - Bouillon De Culture-Introduction to French Studies (4 Cr.)
• FR 256 - Readings in French: A la Page - course inactivated 10/2/2015
• FR 258 - Current Events in Fifth-Republic France (4 Cr.)
• GER 234 - Conversation and Composition (4 Cr.)
• GER 240 - Introduction to German, Austrian and Swiss Literatures and Writers. Rotating Topics (4 Cr.)
• GER 250 - Special Topics in Modern German Culture (4 Cr.)
• GER 251 - Jews in Germany From Enlightenment to the Rise of the Nazi Regime (3 cr) - course now inactive
• GER 259 - Holocaust Testimonies: History and Memory (3 Cr.)
• GER 260 - History, Literature, and Film on the Holocaust (4 Cr.)
• HIS 110 (course inactive, now HIS 210)
• HIS 111 (course inactive, now HIS 211)
• HIS 113 (course inactive, now HIS 213)
• HIS 116 (course inactive, now HIS 216)
• HIS 117 (course inactive, now HIS 217)
• HIS 125 (course inactive, now HIS 225)
• HIS 123 - Latin Rhythms: Histories of Music, Dance (4 Cr.)
• HIS 127 - Nazism: Before and After (4 Cr.)
• HIS 210 - Survey: Early American History (4 Cr.)
• HIS 211 - Survey: Modern American History, Culture (4 Cr.)
• HIS 213 - Survey: Becoming East Asia (4 Cr.)
• HIS 216 - Survey: Europe, Classical to 1789 (4 Cr.)
• HIS 217 - Survey: Modern Europe, 1789-Present (4 Cr.)
• HIS 225 - Survey: Latin America: The Colonial Period (4 Cr.)
• HIS 229 - History, Literature, and Film on the Holocaust (4 Cr.)
• HIS 233 - Modern German History: From Unification to Unification (4 Cr.)
• HIS 237 - Holocaust Testimonies: History and Memory (3 Cr.)
• HIS 251 - Jews in Germany From Enlightenment to the Rise of the Nazi Regime (3 Cr.) - course inactive
• HIS 295 - Latin American History: National Period (4 Cr.)
• HP 110 (course inactive, now HP 210)
• HP 210 - Preserving our Heritage (4 Cr.)
• JS 105 - The Jewish Experience (3 Cr.)
• JS 114 - Jewish Humor (4 credits)
• JS 205 - Judaism (3 Cr.)
• JS 208 - Philosophy of Religion (3 Cr.)
• JS 242 - The Modern Jewish Experience (3 Cr.)
• JS 246 - Literature and Film on the Holocaust (4 Cr.)
• JS 251 - Jews in Germany From Enlightenment to the Rise of the Nazi Regime (3 cr.) - course now inactive
• JS 259 - Holocaust Testimonies: History and Memory (3 Cr.)
• LAM 295 - Latin American History: National Period (4 Cr.)
• LAM 225 - Latin American History: From Pre-Columbian Era to Independence (4 Cr.)
• MUS 100 - Introduction to Music Literature (course now inactive)
• MUS 108 - Introduction to Opera (3 Cr.)
• MUS 115 - Music in Western Civilization, 1000-1750 (3 Cr.)
• MUS 117 - Music in Western Civilization, 1750-1900 (3 Cr.)
• PHL 105 - Personal and Community Ethics (3 Cr.)
• PHL 120 - Intro to Analytic Philosophy (course now inactive)
• PHL 157 - Individual, Community, Cosmos (3 Cr.)
• PHL 208 - Philosophy of Religion (3 Cr.)
• PHL 212 - Philosophy and Art (3 Cr.)
• PHL 231 - Political Philosophy (3 Cr.)
• PHL 257 - Philosophy and the Machine (3 Cr.)
• PHL 268 - Chinese Philosophy (3 Cr.)
• RLG 120 - Speaking of God (3 Cr.)
• RLG 153 - Religion and Society (3 Cr.)
• RLG 205 - Judaism (3 Cr.)
• RLG 206 - New Testament and Early Christianity (3 Cr.)
• RLG 210 - American Religious History (course now inactive)
• RLG 208 - Philosophy of Religion (3 Cr.)
• RLG 237 - Black Religious Thought I (3 Cr.)
• RLG 242 - Modern Jewish Experience (3 Cr.)
• RLG 268 - Chinese Philosophy (3 Cr.)
• RUS 253/353 - The Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (3/4 Cr.)
• RUS 269 - The Russian Fairytale (3 Cr.)
• SP 254 - Survey of Peninsular Literatures and Cultures: An Exploration of Spain’s Literary Journey (3 Cr.)
• SP 294 - Survey of Latin-American Literatures and Cultures: Visión de los Vencidos, an Alternative Perspective (3 Cr.)
• THE 103 - The Theatre Experience (3 Cr.)
• THE 200 - Twenteth Century Theatre (course now inactive)
• THE 238 - Introduction to Dramaturgy (course now inactive)
• THE 214 - Culture and Community: History/Literature (4 Cr.)
• WL 250 - Special Topics in Modern German Culture (4 Cr.)
• WL 253 - The Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (3 Cr.)
• WL 353 - Soul of Russia: Russian Culture and Civilization (4 Cr.)
• WL 280 - Selected Topics Latin American Studies
• WS 222 - Women and Literature (3 Cr.)
• WS 227 - Becoming Visible: Fictions of International Female Identity (3 Cr.) (only if taken prior to fall 2015)
• WS 265 - Law, Ethics, and Public Policy: Current Issues (3 Cr.)