Medieval Studies Course Offerings
ENG 427: Chaucer. Anne Laskaya.
ENG 429/529: Old English II. Translation and analysis of
short Old English texts on violence, loneliness, and other medieval topics.
Martha Bayless.
FR 317: Introduction to Medieval and Renaissance French
Literature. In French. Barbara Altmann.
HIST 407: The Inquisition. This course will begin with the
inception of the first medieval tribunals in the thirteenth century and
cover the Spanish and Roman Inquisitions in the early modern period. Erin
Rowe.
HUM 102: Intro to Humanities: Medieval and Renaissance Periods.
Warren Ginsberg.
ITAL
444/544: Boccaccio and His Influence. In English. Gina Psaki.
JDST
212: Medieval Judaism. Tu/Thurs 4:00-5:50. Judith Baskin.
MDVL
399: War / Stories: Medieval Narratives of Armed Conflict. Gina
Psaki.
PEMA
214: Italian Longsword. Tu/Thurs. 9:00-9:50. Physical education
class studying the 15th-century Italian longsword. 1 credit. Sean Hayes.
REL
322: History of Christianity. The Middle Ages. Tues/Thurs. 10:00-11:50.
D. Reis.
REL
407/507: Sem Muhammad/Koran. MW 12:00-1:50. Focuses on the biographies
of Muhammad and the commentaries on the Qur'an that were written in the
medieval period. T. Jaffer.
SCAN
340: Emergence of Nordic Cultures and Society. Tu/Thurs. 12:00-13:20.
E. Rees.
ENG
425: Medieval Romance.
ENG
430/530: Old English III. Translation and analysis of the dragon
section of Beowulf. rereq: Old English I & II. Martha Bayless.
ITAL 407: Images of the Other. In Italian. Gina Psaki.
ITAL
444/544: Boccaccio and His Influence. In English. Gina Psaki.
RL
407/507: Sex, Gender, Romance. Gina Psaki.
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