Europe
EC 348 - Economic History of Europe
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EN 381 - Modern British Literature
Specific courses focusing on extensive study of one or two major
writers, their lives, their art and their development. Open to
juniors and seniors.
FR 320 - Topics in French and Francophone
Cultures
Study of a selected theme, period or topic in French or Francophone
culture through a variety of cultural materials. Literature, film,
and other media. Prerequisite: FR 305 or FR 310.
FR 345 - France and the Francophone World: 1900 to
present
A survey of France and the Francophone world in the 20th century
through the study of literature and other cultural material.
Prerequisite: FR 305 or FR 310.
FR 465 - 20th Century French Novel
Study of the evolution of the French novel in the 20th century.
Analysis of important novels. Lectures, reading assignments, class
discussions, videos and recordings. Prerequisite: three years of
college French or equivalent.
FR 475 - 20th Century French Drama
Study of the evolution of the French drama in the 20th century.
Analysis of important plays. Lectures, reading assignments, class
discussions, videos and recordings. Prerequisite: three years of
college French or equivalent.
GR 340 - Germany 1871 to the Present
Through the use of various selected reading and audiovisual
materials study the history, literature, and arts of Germany from
1871 to the present. Prerequisite: Two years of college German or
placement at the 300 level.
GR 342 - Major Trends in Modern German
Literature
Investigation of current underlying modern art and literature from
Nietzsche to the present. Prerequisite: two years of college German
or placement at the 300 level.
GR 475 - Seminar in 20th Century German
Literature
A study of recent and contemporary writing, including social and
political background, intellectual currents and stylistic
innovations. Individual study. Prerequisite: three years of college
German or equivalent.
HS 308 - England Since 1714
The English people under aristocracy and democracy to the
present.
HS 317 - Russian Revolution and Soviet
Russia
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HS 318 - Modern Germany
A survey of German culture, society and the state from the
Napoleonic Era to the founding of the post-war Germanies.
HS 319 - Contemporary Germany: Division and
Reunification
Division and Reunification-Examines German politics, culture and
society from the end of World War II to the present. Topics include
denazification, the Cold War, The Berlin Wall, socialism and
capitalism in the two Germanies, protest movements and
reunification.
HS 329-330 - Twentieth Century-European
History
An examination of European politics and society from 1900 to the
present. Topics include the outbreak of the Great War, the Russian
Revolution, Nazism and fascism, World War II, the Holocaust, the
reconstruction of Europe, the Cold War, European integration and
Europe today.
HS 362 - European Ideas since the
Enlightenment
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PO 370 - Governments of Europe
An analysis and comparison of the political processes, policies and
ideologies of several governments in Western and Eastern Europe.
Prerequisite: PO 151 or consent of instructor.
PO 391 - Russian Politics
Political institutions, processes and issues in Russia, with
consideration of the political history of the former Soviet Union,
the reforms of Gorbachev, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the
processes of transition from state socialism to capitalism and from
authoritarianism to democracy. Prerequisite: PO 151 or permission
of instructor.
PO 392 - The Transition from Communism in East-Central
Europe
The rise and fall of communism in Eastern Europe and the politics
of transition to democracy and market-based economies. Includes
consideration of post-Cold War international politics and alliance
systems. Prerequisite: PO 151 or permission of instructor.
RL 390 - Peoples and Faiths of Russia and its
Neighbors
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SO 333 - European Societies
The European Union: Acquaints the student with the process of
European integration. Provides an introduction to the organization
and functioning of the European Union and interprets the meaning of
this process within the global context. The major topics we will
address include: the history of the European Integration,
government and politics of the European Union, the institutional
mechanisms of integration, the socioeconomic and political
consequences of an integrated Europe, and the European Union/United
States relations. Prerequisite: SO 101 or any Introduction to
Social Sciences course.
SO 481 - Model European Union
No Description Available
SP 340 - Spain: 1700 to present
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SP 440 - Contemporary Spanish Studies
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