LIST OF COURSES IN MEDIEVAL STUDIES

Coordinator, Medieval Studies Minor:  George Dameron (History)

Spring 2001

Requirements for minor:

 The minor requires six (6) courses and twenty-one (21) credits.  The student must choose one of the following:  Hi 109, Hi 111, Hu 101.  (S)he must also choose one of the following:  Ph 303 or RS 217.  In addition, from the list below, the student must choose four (4) courses from the list below from at least two of the following departments:  Cl, En, FA, Hi, ML, Ph, PS, and RS.

Classics

LA 101            Elementary Latin (4 credits)

LA 211            Intermediate Latin (4)

GR 101            Elementary Greek (4)

GR 201            Greek Prose Literature (if focus is medieval) (4)

LA 303            Latin of Patristic and Medieval Worlds (3)                               

LA 310            Directed Readings in Latin Literature (if focus is medieval) (3)

English

EN 219            British Literature I (3 credits)

EN 302            Chaucer (4 credits)

EN 303            Medieval Literature (4 credits)

EN 413            Special Topics in Literature (Old English, 4; Arthurian Literature, 4)

Fine Arts

AR 251            Survey of the History of Art I: Cave Painting to Renaissance (4)

DR 301            Chief Patterns of Western Drama 1 (4)

History

HI 109             Early Medieval Europe, 500-1000 (3)

HI 111             Later Medieval Europe, 1000-1400 (3)

HI 317             History of European Witchcraft (4)

HI 343             Topics in Medieval History (4)

HI 345             The Black Death (4)

HI 461             Society and Culture in Medieval Italy, 1000-1400 (4)

Humanities

HU 101            Ancient and Medieval Civilization (4)

Modern Languages

RU 313            Topics in Russian Culture I (if focus is medieval) (4)

Philosophy

PH 303            Medieval Philosophy (4)

PH 405-445     Philosophical Authors/Texts (if focus is medieval, 4)

Political Science

PO 361            Ancient and Medieval Political Thought (4)

Religious Studies

RS 217            Medieval Christianity (3)

RS 250            Women’s Spirituality (3)

RS 339            Celtic Christianity (3)

In addition:

            A senior paper, written as part of a Medieval Studies course, or, with the approval of the Coordinator, as part of any upper level course.  This paper will be read by the supervising professor and the faculty member teaching the upper level course.  The senior paper may be part of the course requirements for any of the courses listed above.

See major department sections for individual course listings.