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European Studies Courses Offered Fall 2012

EUROPEAN STUDIES
European Studies 201
European Society and Culture
European Studies 240
Special Topics in European Studies: Conspiracy Theories and Culture
 

In addition to the courses listed above, the following courses offered by other Vanderbilt departments during the Fall 2012 Semester may be counted toward a major in European Studies:

ECONOMICS
Economics 263
International Trade
Economics 264
International Finance
Economics 271
Economic History of Europe
   
ENGLISH  
English 208A
Representative British Writers
English 210 Shakespeare: Representative Selections
English 220
Chaucer
English 231 The Nineteenth-Century Novel
English 252B
Restoration and the Eighteenth Century:
English 254B
The Romantic Period
English 255
The Victorian Novel
English 274
Major Figures in Literature: James Joyce
   
FRENCH  
French 115F
First-Year Writing: Urban Tales in Paris
French 201W
French Composition and Grammar
French 204
French for Business
French 211
Text and Contexts: Middle Ages to the Enlightenment
French 212
Texts and Contexts: Revolution to the Present
French 214
Advanced Conversational French
French 226
Advanced French Grammar
French 255
French Feminist Thought Literary and Critical
French 265
From Romanticism to Symbolism
   
GERMAN
 
German 201W
Introduction to German Studies
German 213
Conversation and Composition: Current Events
German 221 German Culture and Literature
German 273
Nazi Cinema: The Manipulation of Mass Culture
German 294A Selected Topics: Writing on the Wall
   
HISTORY OF ART
 
History of Art 110
History of Western Art I
History of Art 111
History of Western Art II
History of Art 217
Early Renaissance Florence
History of Art 222
British Art: Tudor to Victorian
History of Art 224 Eighteenth-Century Art
History of Art 230
Nineteenth-Century European Art
History of Art 231
Twentieth-Century European Art
   
HISTORY
 
History 115F
First Year Writing Seminar:  European Imperialism
History 115F
First Year Writing Seminar: Women in the Renaissance
History 135
Western Civilization to 1700
History 139
America to 1776: Discovery to Revolution
History 151
The Scientific Revolution
History 225
Reformation Europe
History 227
Nineteenth-Century Europe
History 230 Twentieth-Century Germany
History 231
France: Renaissance to Revolution
History 244 Rise of the Iberian Atlantic Empires, 1492-1700
   
ITALIAN
 
Italian 232
Literature form the Middle Ages to the Renaissance
Italian 240 Modern Italian Cinema
   
JEWISH STUDIES
 
Jewish Studies 156
The Holocaust
Jewish Studies 248W
Jewish Storytelling
   
MUSIC LITERATURE
 
Music Literature 115F First-Year Writing Seminar - Shakespeare and Music
Music Literature 140 Introduction to Music Literature
Music Literature 144
The Symphony
Music Literature 183
Music, the Arts, and Ideas
Music Literature 221A
Opera in the 17th and 18th Centuries
Music Literature 229
Robert Schumann and the Romantic Sensibility
   
PHILOSOPHY
 
Philosophy 211
Medieval Philosophy
Philosophy 228
Nineteenth-Century Philosophy
Philosophy 240
History of Aesthetics
Philosophy 254
Modern Philosophies of Law
   
POLITICAL SCIENCE
 
Political Science 101
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Political Science 102
Introduction to International Politics
Political Science 103
Justice
Political Science 202
Ancient Political Thought
Political Science 225
International Political Economy
   
PORTUGUESE
 
Portuguese 200
Intermediate Portuguese
   
RELIGIOUS STUDIES
Religious Studies 140
Great Books of Literature and Religion
Religious Studies 229
The Holocaust: Its Meaning and Implications
   
RUSSIAN
 
Russian 222 Survey of Russian Literature in English Translation
Russian 223
Composition and Conversation
Russian 240
Terrors and Terrorists: Russian Literature of the Irrational and the Absurd
   
SPANISH
 
Spanish 201W
Intermediate Spanish Writing
Spanish 202
Spanish for Oral Communication through Cultural Topics
Spanish 206
Spanish for Business & Economics
Spanish 207 Advanced Conversation
Spanish 208
Advanced Conversation through Cultural Issues in Film
Spanish 220
The Language of Spain
Spanish 221
Spanish Civilization
Spanish 231
The Origins of Spanish Literature
Spanish 246
Don Quizote
Spanish 258
Spanish Realism
Spanish 260 Development of the Short Story
Spanish 281 The Theory & Practice of Drama

European Studies Courses Offered Spring 2012

EUROPEAN STUDIES
European Studies 151 Confronting the Self
European Studies 203 The Idea of Europe
European Studies 240 Topics in European Studies:Approaches to European Culture
European Studies 250 Senior Tutorial
European Studies 289ab Independent Readings and/or Research
   

In addition to the courses listed above, the following courses offered by other Vanderbilt departments during the Spring Semester 2012 may be counted toward a major in European Studies:

ECONOMICS  
Economics 262 History of Economic Thought
Economics 263 International Trade
Economics 271 Economic History of Europe
   
ENGLISH  
English 208a British Writers to 1600
English 208b British Writers 1600 to Present
English 221 Medieval Literature
English 249 Seventeenth-Century Literature
English 250 English Reanaisance: Drama
English 272 Movements in Literature: Memory & Modernism
   
FRENCH  
French 205 Medical French
French 211 Middle Ages to Enlightenment
French 212 Revolution to Present
French 214 Advanced Conversational French
French 226 Advanced French Grammar
   
GERMAN  
German 214 Intermediate Conversation and Composition
German 222 German Culture and Literature
German 244 German Fairy Tales
   
   
HISTORY  
History 136 Western Civilization since 1700
History 160 European Econmic History
History 172 World War II
History 176 History of Christian Trade
History 184 Sex & Gender since 1700
History 229 Europe since 1945
History 230 Twentieth-Century Germany
History 245 Iberian Empire 1700-1820
History 289a Revolutionary England
 
HISTORY OF ART
History of Art 110 History of Western Art: Ancient and Medieval Art
History of Art 111 History of Western Art: Renaissance and Modern Art
History of Art 211 Medieval Art
History of Art 214 Fifteenth-Century Northern European Art
History of Art 221 Seventeenth Century Art
History of Art 224 Eighteenth Century Art
   
ITALIAN  
Italian 201W Grammar and Composition
Italian 214 Spoken Italian
Italian 230 Italian Civilization
Italian 240 Modern Italian Cinema
   
JEWISH STUDIES
Jewish Studies 124 Perspectives in Modern Jewish History
Jewish Studies 235W Hebrew Literature in Translation
Jewish Studies 253W Literature of the Children of Holocaust Survivors
   
PHILOSOPHY  
Philosophy 211 Medieval Philosophy
Philosophy 212 Modern Philosophy
Philosophy 213 Contemporary Philosophy
Philosophy 224 Existential Philosophy
Philosophy 232 Critical Theory
Philosophy 239W Moral Problems
Philosophy 247 Kierkegaard and Nietzsche
Philosophy 258 Contemporary Political Philosophy
Philosophy 260 Twentieth Century Continental Philosophy
   
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Political Science 101 Introduction to Comparative Politics
Political Science 102 Introduction to International Politics
Political Science 103 Justice
Political Science 203 Modern Political Philosophy
Political Science 211 The European Union
Political Science 221 Causes of War
Political Science 226 International Law and Organization
   
   
PORTUGUESE  
Portuguese 200 Intermediate Portuguese
Portuguese 201 Portuguese Composition
   
   
RELIGIOUS STUDIES  
Religious Studies 216 Christianity in the Reformation Era
Religious Studies 294 Special Topics:
  History of Theodicy, Augustine to Arendt
   
RUSSIAN  
Russian 171 A Tale of Three Cities
Russian 224 Composition and Conversation
Russian 234 The Russian Cinema
   
   
SPANISH  
Spanish 201W Intermediate Spanish Writing
Spanish 202 Spanish for Oral Communication
Spanish 206 Spanish for Business and Economics
Spanish 207 Advanced Conversation
Spanish 226 Film and Cultural Trends in Spain
Spanish 251 Development of Drama
   
   
WOMEN/GENDER STUDIES  
Women/Gender Studies 201 Women and Gender in Transnational Context
Women/Gender Studies 239 Medieval Women in their Own Words

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