Courses
The following courses can count towards the modification.
A student can petition for any class or independent study to be counted towards the modification. Such a petition should be made to a member of the Steering Committee, who will bring it before the committee.
- ARTH 16: Grace and Power: Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts (special topics)
- ARTH 17: Book as Art
- ARTH 30: Early Christian Art
- ARTH 31: Byzantine Art
- ARTH 32: Early Medieval Art
- ARTH 33: Gothic Art
- ARTH 36: Italian Medieval Art
- ARTH 40: Florence 1400-1450
- ARTH 40: Art of Florence 1400-1450
- ARTH 41: Italian Visual Culture 1450-1500
- ARTH 43: Northern Renaissance Art
- ARTH 80: Sacred Image: Byzantine Art
- ARTH 83: Renaissance Chapels
- CLST 11: Sex, Celibacy & the Problems of Purity
- COCO 4: Crusades and Jihad: the Med Experience
- COCO 6: Bubonic Plague: Past, Present, and Potential
- COLT 21: Topics in Medieval Literature
- COLT 35: History and Narrative (Arabian Nights)
- COLT 20: The Middle Ages
- COLT 21: Tristan and Isolt
- COLT 22: The Renaissance
- COLT 23: Topics in Early Modern Literatures
- COLT 39: Topics in Narrative: Inescapable Romance (Late Antiquity to Early Modernity)
- ENGL 10: King James Bible I
- ENGL 11: King James Bible II
- ENGL 18: The History of the English Language
- ENGL 19: Old English Epic and Icelandic Saga
- ENGL 20: Chaucer: Canterbury Tales
- ENGL 21: Chaucer's Troilus and Criseyde and Other Poems
- ENGL 22: Medieval English Literature
- ENGL 23: The English Renaissance
- ENGL 24: Shakespeare I
- ENGL 26: English Drama to 1642
- ENGL 28: Milton
- ENGL 65: Spenser & The Faerie Queen
- ENGL 65: The Merchant of Venice
- ENGL 70: Love and Gender in Shakespeare
- FREN 45: Speaking of Ideals
- FRIT 22: Medieval and Renaissance Survey (taught in French)
- FRIT 33: Dante: the Divine Comedy
- FRIT 34: Renaissance St in Translation
- FRIT 50: Early Italian Literature and Culture
- FRIT 53: Med Fr Lit and Mdn Psychology
- GOVT 6: Political Ideas
- GOVT 63: Origins of Political Thoughts
- HIST 3: Europe in Medieval and Early Modern
- HIST 5: Intro to the Islamic World
- HIST 6: Ottoman Empire and Mediterranean
- HIST 6: Crusades and Jihad: The Mediterranean Experience (Cross-listed with COCO 4)
- HIST 42: Gender and European Society from Classical Antiquity to the Reformation (Cross-listed as WGST 25)
- HIST 43: European Intellectual and Cultural History 400-1300
- HIST 44: Medieval France 400-1494
- HIST 45: Early Modern Europe 1300-1650
- HIST 46: Spain in the Golden Age
- HIST 49: Early Modern England 1485-1780
- HIST 61: Britain and the Atlantic World, 1480-1780
- HIST 96: Topics in British History
- HIST 94: History and Culture of the Jews I
- HIST 95: The Mongols
- HIST 96.3: Topics in Medieval History
- HIST 96: Research in Early Modern Europe
- LAT 28: Literature of the Late Empire and MA
- REL 8: Intro to Islam
- REL 15: The Christian Tradition
- REL 19: Rel and Med: Ancient and Medieval Europe
- REL 25: Islamic Mysticism (Sufism)
- REL 27: Quran & Prophet
- REL 31: Sex, Celibacy and the Problem of Purity
- REL 33: Christians, Jews, and Muslims in the Age of the Crusades
- REL 34: Christianity and Conversion in Northern World
- REL 60: Classical and Medieval Judaism
- REL 67: Protestant Reformation
- SPAN 30: Hispanic Lit: Middle Ages-1700
- SPAN 70: Great works of Hispanic Literature.
- SPAN 80: Senior Seminar.
- WGST 15: Roots of Feminism: Texts and Contexts
