The following are courses of Marco interest. Not all are guaranteed to fulfill the requirements of the Medieval and Renaissance Studies Graduate Certificate. If you have questions or concerns, please consult the Graduate Catalog or the Marco Institute office for further information.
Spring 2021
CLAS 473/573 |
Latin Paleography and Book Culture II Instructor: M. Lafferty Time: W 3:30-6:50 |
ENG 513 |
Readings in Medieval Literature Instructor: R. Liuzza Time: W 9:15-11:20 |
ENG 631 |
Studies in Renaissance Literature Instructor: A. Welch Time: MW 2:15-4:20 |
HIST 529/629 |
A History of the Bishop of Rome Instructor: J. Latham Time: F 1:00-4:20 |
MRST 403/510 |
Becoming Mediterranean: Crusades and Crusading in Francophone Culture and Literature Instructor: A. Miller Time: M 2:15-5:35 |
Spring 2020
ARTH 479
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Instructor: K. Wood
Time: T/R 12:40-1:55
Location: Art and Architecture 113
Description: Special Topics in Art History
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ARTH 452
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Instructor: K. Wood
Time: T/R 9:40-10:55
Location: Art and Architecture 113
Description: Concentrated study of Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Titian, Raphael, Pontormo, and Giorgione. Writing-emphasis course.
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CLAS 571
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Instructor: M. Lafferty
Time: T/R 11:10-12:25
Location: Greave Hall 604
Description: The Rule of Benedict. Meets with HIST 530.
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ENGL 611
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Instructor: R. Liuzza
Time: T/R 9:40-10:55
Location McClung Tower 201
Description: Translation and critical study of Beowulf.
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ENG 631
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Instructor: H. Hirschfeld
Time: T/R 11:10-12:25
Location: McClung Tower 201
Description: Renaissance Revenge Tragedy
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HIST 530 |
Instructor: M. Lafferty
Time: T/R 11:10-12:25
Location: Greave Hall 604
Description: The Rule of Benedict. Meets with CLAS 471/571
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HIST 531/631
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Instructor: S. Ritchey
Time: R 12:40 – 3:25
Location: Dunford Hall 2604
Description: Reading seminar: What is Medieval?
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