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This
is a list of courses that can be counted toward the Certificate
in the Study of Arts and Sciences Through Primary Texts.
Honors courses not listed may be available for certificate
credit for students in the honors program. Please consult
with the director to determine which courses are offered
in the upcoming semester.
* Denotes classes that fulfill the University General
Education requirements
Arts & Sciences
*DAS 300: Primary Texts Core Course
Chemistry
- *CHEM 650: History of Chemistry (1 section every
other year)
- Physical Sciences
Economics
- ECON 710: History of Economic Thought (1 section
per year)
- Social Sciences
English
- All English Literature courses are approved, with the following exclusions:
- English 100-229; 300, 400, 415, 417, 430, 435, 461, 463, 465, 469, 476, 485, 490, 510, 516, 562/662, 604, 661, 663, 665, 685, 700, 759, 761, 762, 763, and 771.
Geography
- GEOG 490: Problems in Geography (instructor permission-see
Dr. Bagby
- for more information)
- Social Sciences
- *GEOG 510: Geography of the American West
- Social Sciences
- *GEOG 600: Mountain Geography
GEOG 770 Perception of the Environment (Dr. Kevin Blake)
History
HIST 101: Rise of Europe (Dr. Marsha Frey's section
only)
- Western Heritage, Social Sciences
- HIST 102: The Modern Era (Drs. Bob Linder & David Stone's Section
only)
- Western Heritage, Social Sciences
- HIST 200: Topics: History of Warfare (will be offered
within the next two
- years) (Dr. Parillo's section only)
- Western Heritage, Social Sciences
- HIST 504: Intellectual History of Early China
- Social Sciences
- HIST554: Topics in Southern History
- HIST555: American Constitutional History
- Western Heritage
- *HIST556: The Bill of Rights in America
- Western Heritage
- HIST565 History and Culture of Greece
- Western Heritage
- HIST566 History and Culture of Ancient Rome
- HIST 591: The Russian Empire
- Social Sciences, International Overlay
HIST 597: Topics: The French Revolution (Dr. Frey's
Section only)
- Western Heritage, Social Sciences
- HIST 598: Ancient Egypt
- Social Sciences
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Honors Program (Honors Students Only)
Honors Introduction to the Humanities I (1 section
per year)
Honors Introduction to the Humanities II (1 section
per year)
Other honors courses may be available. See Dr. Bagby
for more information.
Mathematics
- MATH 570: History of Mathematics (II, 1 section
per year)
- Math BS option 1, Math BA
Modern Languages (Bold = language
students only)
- *MLANG 399: Honors Seminar in Modern Languages
MLANG 507 : European Literature in Translation (recently
revised by Dr.
- Peter Arnds)
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- *FREN 503: Black African Francophone Literature
in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts, International
Overlay
- FREN 519: French Literature in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- *GRMN 503: German Literature in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- LATIN 501: Classical Literature in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- RUSSN 504: Russian Literature in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts, International
Overlay
- RUSSN 508: Russian Literature in Translation: The
Soviet Period
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts, International
Overlay
- SPAN 505: Spanish Literature in Translation
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- *FREN 511: Masterpieces of French Literature
I (I, 1 section year)
*FREN 512: Masterpieces of French Literature II (II,
1 section per
- year)
- FREN 709: Medieval French Literature (varies,
1 section every
- other year)
- FREN 710: Sixteenth Century French Literature
(varies, 1 section
- every other year)
- FREN 711: Seventeenth Century French Literature
I (I, 1 section
- every other year)
- FREN 712: Seventeenth Century French Literature
II (II, 1 section
- per year)
- FREN 713: Eighteen Century French Literature
(II, 1 section every
- other year)
- FREN 714: Nineteenth Century French Literature
(I, 1 section every
- other year)
- FREN 715: Nineteenth Century French Literature
II
FREN 716: Twentieth Century French
Literature I (1999)
FREN 717: Twentieth Century French Literature
II (varies, 1 section
- every other year)
- FREN 718: The French Novel (1995)
FREN 720: Seminar in french
GRMN 521: Introduction to German Literature
I (I, 1 section per
- year)
- GRMN 522: Introduction to German Literature II
(II, 1 section per
- year)
- GRMN 721: German Classicism (1995)
GRMN 722: German Romanticism ( II, 1 section
per year)
GRMN 723: Goethe and Faust
GRMN 724: German Prose and Drama of the Nineteenth
Century (
- II, 1 section per year)
- GRMN 725: Early Twentieth Century Literature
( II, 1 section per
- year)
- GRMN 726: German Literature Since 1945 ( I, 1
section per year)
GRMN 727: The Modern German Novel (
II, 1 section per year)
GRMN 729: Seminar in German
GRMN 733: The Enlightenment and Storm
GRMN 735: German Lyric Poetry
RUSSN 552: Survey of Russian Literature
SPAN 550: Introduction to the Literature of
Spanish
SPAN 563: Introduction to the Literature of
Spanish America (varies,
- 1-2 sections per year)
- SPAN 567: Introduction to the Literature of Spain
(varies, 1-2
- sections per year)
- SPAN 750: Spanish-American Literature from its
Origins to the
- Nineteenth Century
- SPAN 751: Spanish-American Literature: Late Nineteenth
Century to
- Early Twentieth Century
- SPAN 752: Contemporary Spanish-American Narrative
SPAN 755: Spanish-American Drama
- SPAN 756: Nineteenth Century Spanish Literature
SPAN 761: Medieval and Renaissance Literature
SPAN 763: Twentieth Century Spanish Literature
SPAN 764: Spanish Literature of the Golden
Age
SPAN 766: Spanish Poetry
SPAN 767: Spanish-American Poetry
SPAN 775: Cervantes
Philosophy
PHILO 135: Social and Political Thought
Philosophy
*PHILO 145: Introduction to the Philosophical Classics
Philosophy
PHILO 215: Honors Introduction to Philosophy
Philosophy
PHILO 230: Honors Introduction to Moral Philosophy
Philosophy
*PHILO 297: Honors Introduction to the Humanities
I (I, 1 section per year)
Philosophy
PHILO 300: History of Ancient Philosophy (1 section
per year; Fall)
Philosophy
PHILO 301: History of Modern Philosophy (1
section per year; Spring)
Philosophy
PHILO 360: Topics in Continental Philosophy (on sufficient
demand)
Philosophy
PHILO 585: History of Ethics (1 section every
other year)
Philosophy
PHILO 601: Advanced Issues in the History of Philosophy
Philosophy
PHILO 645: Philosophy of Science
Philosophy
Physics
*PHYS 101: The Physical World I (1 section per year-Fall,
Dr. Sorensen's
section only) Social Sciences, Western Heritage
PHYS 400: Great Ideas in Physics (Dr. Sorensen's section
only) Physical Sciences
Political Science
- *POLSC 301: Introduction to Political Theory (I,
II, 2 sections per year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
-
- POLSC 661: Political Thought: Classical to Sixteenth
Century (I, 1 section
- every other year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
- POLSC 663: Political Thought: Since the Sixteenth
Century (II, 1 section
- every other year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
- POLSC 667: American Political Thought (varies, 1
section every other year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
- POLSC 670: Law, Politics, and Literature
- Social Sciences
- POLSC 671: Modern Political Thought (varies, 1 section
every other year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
- POLSC 672: Ideologies (varies, 1 section
every other year)
- Social Sciences, Western Heritage
- POLSC 731: Comparative Civil Military Relations
(1 section every other
- year)
- Social Sciences
Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work
- ANTH 602: Anthropologic Theory
- Social Sciences
ANTH 618: Religion in Culture, Social Sciences. Same as Sociology 618.
SOCIO 214: Intro to Sociology (Honors section -
Dr. Dana Britton only) Social Sciences
SOCIO 710: Systematic Analysis of Social Theory
(1 section per year)
- Social Sciences
Speech, Theatre and Dance
- COMM 330: Rhetoric in Western Thought (II, 1 section
per year)
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- COMM 545: Communication and Democracy (Dr. Steffensmeier's
section
only)
- COMM 730: Classical Rhetorical Theory (spring semester,
in even years)
- Literary & Rhetorical Arts
- THTRE 370: Dramatic Structure
- Fine Arts
- THTRE 572: History of Theatre I (II, 1 section per
year)
- Fine Arts
- THTRE 573: History of Theatre II (I, 1 section per
year)
- Fine Arts
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