Courses for Fall 2005 

The listings here are designed to allow Unit students to easily find and select courses relevant to their interests across a wide range of disciplines. All the courses listed here are suitable for fulfilling Unit Certification Requirements. You should note, however, that this list is not exhaustive; with the permission of the Unit Director, courses not listed here may be counted toward certification.

Links to past course listings will be posted in our Archives section soon.

• ANTH480, Gottlieb, "Interpretive Anthropology"
• ANTH512, Keller, "Language and Culture"
• ANTH515B, Bellows, "Nation and the Politics of Fertility and Sexuality"
• ANTH515F, Farnell, "Body, Person, and Cultural Theory"
• ANTH564, Silverman, "Museum Theory and Practice"
• ARTH591, Rush, "Modern and Contemporary (client-driven) African Art"
• CINE503, Hay,"Current Directions in the Historiography of Cinema and Technologies of Visualization."
• COMM580 Denzin, Qualitative Methods and Performance Ethnography
• COMM590 McCarthy, Globalization Communications and Culture
• COMM577 Christians, Philosophy of Technology
• CWL501 Rushing, Modern Critical Theory
• CWL581, Blake, "Que vuoi? Symptom and desire."
• EALC550, Xu,"Globalization and China."
• ENGL559G, Maxwell. " The Jazz Page: Modern Black Music and American Literary Modernism."
• ENGL563E, Hansen. " Terror and the State of Modernity"
• ENGL563G, Nelson. "Holocaust Poetry."
• ENGL564, Lesser and Foote. "Discipline and Publish: Theories of Form and Professional Developments."
• ENGL581E, Markley. "Literature, Science, and Ecology: Contested Pasts, Alternative Futures."
• ENGL581V, Rothberg. " Modern Critical Theory: An Advanced Introduction."
• HIST591, Prochaska, "Theorizing History, Historicizing Theory"
• HIST502MT, Todorova, "Comparative Nationalism"
• PSYC525 Garnsey, Psycholinguistics
• SOC560, Pieterse, Globalization Dynamics Debates