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Humanities Requirement Course List [as of Fall 2013] LAST UPDATED: JANUARY 2013 The following is based on courses in the Undergraduate Catalog. It is feasible that students could take appropriate courses that are no longer in the Catalog, that are part of the RODP program, that were taken as part of a study abroad program, or that were transferred from another institution. Advisors should contact the graduation analyst about the applicability of any course not on this list to the upper-division Humanities requirement. ART HISTORY ARTH 4111 ARTH 4112 ARTH 4113 ARTH 4121 ARTH 4123 ARTH 4124 ARTH 4125 ARTH 4130 ARTH 4142 ARTH 4143 ARTH 4146 ARTH 4148 ARTH 4149 ARTH 4152 ARTH 4166 ARTH 4183 ARTH 4185 Art/Archaeology of Egypt Egypt Art—Old Kingdom Egypt Art—New Kingdom Ancient Art Near East Greek Art Roman Art Art/Archaeology Pompeii Art/Medieval World North Renaissance Art High Renaissance Italy Baroque Art Neo-Classicism/Romanticism Realism and Impressionism Early Modern Art History of American Art Visual Arts of Africa African American Art COMMUNICATION COMM 3003 Television and Culture COMM 3360 Rhetoric of Pop Culture COMM 4360 American Eloquence ENGLISH ENGL 3210 ENGL 3212 ENGL 3213 ENGL 3214 ENGL 3215 ENGL 3220 ENGL 3221 ENGL 3222 ENGL 3224 ENGL 3325 ENGL 3326 ENGL 3327 ENGL 3328 ENGL 3329 ENGL 3330 British Literature to 1750 British Literature of the Sixteenth Century Seventeenth Century British Literature Reason and Sensibility in British 18th-Century Literature Shakespeare I British Literature since 1750 British Literature of the Romantic Age Art, Industry and Society in Victorian Literature British Literature of the Twentieth Century African American Literature through the Harlem Renaissance African American Literature since the Harlem Renaissance American Literature to 1865 American Literature since 1865 Major Authors in American Literature Place and Time in American Literature ENGL 3401 Children’s Literature ENGL 3402 Science Fiction and Fantasy ENGL 3403 Mythic Backgrounds in Literature ENGL 3404 Studies in Popular Texts ENGL 3701 Introduction to Literary Criticism and Theory ENGL 4230 Chaucer and the Medieval World ENGL 4234 Milton ENGL 4237 Shakespeare II ENGL 4243 Studies in British Literature ENGL 4244 Cultural Ideas in British Literature ENGL 4323 Southern Literature ENGL 4324 Early American Literature ENGL 4325 19th Century American Literature ENGL 4326 20th Century American Literature ENGL 4346 Cultural Ideas in American Literature ENGL 4372 Major African American Authors through the Harlem Renaissance ENGL 4373 Major African American Authors since the Harlem Renaissance ENGL 4374 African American Literary Movements ENGL 4430 The Graphic Novel ENGL 4431 Contemporary Literature ENGL 4442 Studies in World Literature ENGL 4451 Studies in Women and Literature ENGL 4452 Modern Drama ENGL 4453 Contemporary Drama ENGL 4454 Literary Movements ENGL 4455 Literature and the Arts ENGL 4457 Poetry and Poetics ENGL 4461 The Bible as Literature ENGL 4711 The Author, the Text, the Reader, and the World Special Topics and independent studies courses may be used if the topic is literature. FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES CHIN 3402 Readings in Chinese Culture CHIN 4301 Modern Chinese Fiction CHIN 4791-99 Special Topics [if topic is literature] CLAS 3412 Roman Culture CLAS 3413 Greek Literature in Translation CLAS 3414 Roman Literature in Translation CLAS 4780 Individual Studies in Classics [if topic is literature] CLAS 4791 Special Studies in Classics [if topic is literature] FREN 3401 French Civilization FREN 3411 Introduction to French Literature FREN 4412 Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century French Literature FREN 4413 Nineteenth Century French Literature FREN 4414 Twentieth Century French Literature FREN 4415 Francophone Literature FREN 4780 Individual Studies in French [if topic is literature] FREN 4791-99 Special Topics in French [if topic is literature] GERM 3411 Introduction to German Literature and Culture GERM 3412 GERM 4443 GERM 4451 GERM 4465 GERM 4466 GERM 4480 GERM 4780 GERM 4791-99 ITAL 3411 ITAL 4441 ITAL 4780 ITAL 4791-99 JAPN 3401 JAPN 3402 JAPN 4780 LALI 3661 LALI 4010-29 LALI 4441 LALI 4442 LALI 4493 LALI 4780 LALI 4791-99 LALI 4890 LATN 3111 LATN 3211 LATN 3912 LATN 4001 LATN 4002 LATN 4411 LATN 4711 PORT 4024 SPAN 4410-6410 SPAN 4431 SPAN 4432 SPAN 4510 SPAN 4561 SPAN 4562 SPAN 4563 SPAN 4780 SPAN 4790-99 Introduction to German Literature and Culture II Major German Writers of the Twentieth Century The German Drama German Narrative Prose German Poetry Goethe Individual Studies in German [if topic is literature] Special Topics in German Language or Literature [if topic is literature] Introduction to Italian Literature Dante Individual Studies in Italian [if topic is literature] Special Topics in Italian [if topic is literature] Introduction to Japanese Literature and Culture Readings in Japanese Culture Individual Studies in Japanese [if topic is literature] Old Testament Special Topics in Foreign Literatures [if topic is literature] Dante Italian Cinema Contemporary French Literature Individual Studies in Language and Literature [if topic is literature] Special Topics in Foreign Literature [if topic is literature] Literary Criticism Roman Historians Vergil Cicero Latin Prose Latin Poetry Roman Letter Writers Elegy, Lyric, and Epigram Portuguese for Spanish Majors: Brazilian Short Stories Spanish Literature and Civilization Contemporary Spanish Prose Contemporary Spanish Poetry and Drama Spanish American Literature and Civilization Pre-Contemporary Spanish American Prose Fiction Contemporary Spanish American Prose Fiction Spanish Literary Genres Individual Studies in Spanish [if topic is literature] Special Topics in Literature and Linguistics [if topic is literature] HISTORY Any upper division HIST course EXCEPT: HIST 3863 HIST 3881 [4881] HIST 4020 HIST 4851 HIST 4871 HIST 4999 JOURNALISM JOUR 4708 JOUR 4716 Mass Media Ethics History of Mass Communication HIST 4022 JUDAIC STUDIES JDST 3601 JDST 3661 JDST 3801 JDST 3802 JDST 4511 JDST 4671 JDST 4801 Judaism Old Testament Jewish Thought I Jewish Thought II Holocaust Studies Jewish Literary Texts Jewish Mysticism PHILOSOPHY All upper division PHIL courses POLITICAL SCIENCE POLS 3102 Religion and Politics POLS 3401 Legal/Political Thought: Classical POLS 3402 Legal/Political Thought: Modern POLS 3410 Contemporary Political Thought POLS 3415 Feminist Political Theory POLS 4405 Origin and Development of American Political Thought POLS 4415 African-American Political Thought to 1900 POLS 4416 African-American Political Thought from 1900 RELIGIOUS STUDIES RLGN 3100 Perspectives on Religion THEATRE THEA 4582 Script Interpretation
