Courses in Medieval and Early Modern Studies (Division 430/Subject Code: MEMS) - Back to the Program Page
The following courses constitute the range of approved offerings at the time of the assembly of the publication. For more detailed and current information write directly to the department.

401. Intermediate Mechanics. Phys. 126 or 240 and Math. 216 or equivalent. (3).

411. Special Topics. (1-3).

414/Hist. 412. Social and Intellectual History of the Florentine Renaissance. (3).

421. Medieval Drama. Humanities 280 or permission of instructor. (4).

422. Early and High Middle Ages: Thematic Studies. (3-4 each).

425. Renaissance Italy: Thematic Studies. (3).

428/Hist. 414. Northern Renaissance and Reformation. (3).

429. The Northern Renaissance and Reformation: Thematic Studies. (3-4 each).

437/French 451. French Culture in Literature in the Middle Ages with Visual Assistance. (3).

440/Latin 435. Medieval Latin I; 500 900 A.D. A knowledge of 2 years of Latin. (3).

441/Latin 436. Medieval Latin II; 900 1350 A.D. A knowledge of 2 years of Latin. (3).

443/German 444. Medieval German Literature in English Translation. At least junior standing and permission of instructor. (3).

444/FRENCH 461. Readings of Old French Texts. Three 300+ courses in French (3, Half Term 3).

445/FRENCH 462. Literature of the 16th Century. Three 300+ courses in FRENCH (3, Half Term 3).

446/HISTART 446. The Courtly Arts of the High and Late Middle Ages. See Bulletin (3, Half Term 3).

454/HISTART 454. Late Renaissance Art in Italy. See Bulletin (3, Half Term 3).

455/English 455. Medieval English Literature. Completion of Freshman English requirements. (3).

457/English 457. Renaisssance English Literature. Completion of freshman English requirements. (3).

465/English 465. Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales. (3).

475/Hist 485/German 465. Marriage and Marital Life in History: Medieval and Early Modern Germany. (2-3).

485/Hist. of Art 651. Iconography of Renaissance Art and Architecture. Permission of instructor. (3).

489/HISTART 490. Art of Islam in the Mediterranean Region. See Bulletin (3, Half Term 3).

490. Directed Readings. Permission of instructor. (1-4).

518. Jews and Christians in Late Renaissance Italy (1400-1650). Junior, senior, graduate standing; or Instructor permission (3).

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