Electives
Eligible electives
- AHVS 321 (1.5) Late Antique and Early Christian Art
- AHVS 323 (1.5) Byzantine Art
- AHVS 324 (1.5) Jewish Art: Ancient & Medieval
- AHVS 326 (1.5) Early Medieval Art
- AHVS 328 (1.5) Gothic Art and Architecture
- AHVS 329 (1.5) Medieval Households: People and Possessions
- AHVS 352 (1.5) Genesis of Islamic Art and Architecture
- AHVS 354 (1.5) Medieval Islamic Art and Architecture
- AHVS 357 (1.5) Arts of Mediterranean Islam, 13th - 20th centuries
- AHVS 420 (1.5) Seminar in Medieval Art
- AHVS 450 (1.5 or 3) Seminar in Islamic Art and Civilization
- ANTH 397 (1.5) The Archaeology of Death
- ANTH 398 (1.5) Life and Death in the Viking World
- ENGL 337 (1.5) Medieval British Literature in Translation
- ENGL 338 (1.5) Introduction to Old Icelandic
- ENGL 339 (1.5) Old Icelandic Literature
- ENGL 340 (1.5) Introduction to Old English
- ENGL 341 (1.5) Old English Literature
- ENGL 342 (1.5) Early Middle English Literature
- ENGL 343 (1.5) Later Middle English Literature
- ENGL 344A (1.5) Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales
- ENGL 344B (1.5) Chaucer: Troilus and Minor Works
- ENGL 348 (1.5) Alliterative Traditions
- ENGL 350 (1.5) Medieval and Renaissance Scottish Lit
- ENGL 464 (1.5) The Bible and English Literature
- FRAN 404 (1.5) History of French Language
- FRAN 430 (1.5) Studies in French Literature before 1800
- FRAN 431 (1.5 or 3) Medieval Literature
- FRAN 434 (1.5) Medieval and Renaissance Theatre
- HSTR 336A (1.5) Topics in Medieval Europe
- HSTR 336T (1.5) The Created Medieval History of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth
- HSTR 412 (1.5 or 3) Seminar in Medieval England
- HSTR 436 (1.5 or 3) Seminar in Medieval Europe
- HSTR 436F (1.5 or 3) Individual, Family and Community in Medieval Society
- HSTR 436T The Records of the History of Middle-earth
- HSTR 436W (1.5 or 3) Medieval Foundations of the Western Legal Tradition
- HSTR 436L (1.5) Medieval Law and Literacy
- ITAL 470 (1.5) Dante's Divine Comedy (in English)
- ITAL 472A (1.5) Boccaccio's Decameron (in English)
- ITAL 472B (1.5) Francis Petrarch: Life as Literature (in English)
- LATI 350 (1.5) Medieval Latin
- PHIL 305A (1.5) Early Medieval Philosophy
- PHIL 305B (1.5) Later Medieval Philosophy
- POLI 300A (1.5) Ancient and Medieval Political Thought
- SPAN 470 (1.5) Medieval Literature
- SPAN 490A (1.5) History of the Spanish Language
Note: Students, especially those considering graduate work Medieval Studies, are urged to take advantage of the Latin courses offered by Greek and Roman Studies. Since the study of ancient Greece and Rome provides an excellent background for Medieval Studies, and because medieval culture has analogues in non-European cultures, the following background and comparative courses are useful electives. HSTR 236 (Medieval Europe) is also suggested.
Background/Comparative Courses
- AHVS 348 (1.5) Introduction to Islamic Archaeology
- AHVS 351A (1.5) Painting in Medieval Islam
- AHVS 358 (1.5) Art of the Sultans and Emperors of India
- ANTH 304 (1.5) Technology in Culture
- ANTH 305 (1.5) Anthropology of the Arts
- ANTH 306 (1.5) Folklore in Contemporary Society
- ANTH 310 (1.5) Anthropological Approaches to Comparative Religion
- ANTH 332 (1.5) Anthropology of Europe
- ENGL 410 (3) Backgrounds to English Lit. Traditions
- FRAN 404 (1.5) History of French
- GMST 380 Heroism and Romance from the Middle Ages to Romanticism
- GRS 100 (3.0) Greek and Roman Civilization
- GRS 316 (1.5) Greek and Roman Novels nad Romances
- GRS 350 (1.5) Late Antiquity
- GRS 300 (1.5) Greek Epic
- GRS 323 (1.5) Ancient Laughter
- GRS 335 (1.5) Women in the Greek and Roman World
- GRS 341 (1.5 ) Roman History
- GRS 342 (1.5) Roman Society
- GRS 372 (1.5) Art and Architecture of the Roman World
- GRS 376 (1.5) Ancient Technology
- GRS 381 (1.5) Greek and Roman Religion
- GRS 442 (1.5) Roman Law and Society
- LATI 301 (1.5) Vergil
- LATI 481 (1.5) Seminar in Latin literature
- PHIL 207A (1.5) Introduction to Ancient Philosophy
- PHIL 208 (1.5) Introduction to Arabic Philosophy
- PHIL 301 (1.5) Plato
- PHIL 303 (1.5) Aristotle
- SPAN 471B (1.5) Miracle Stories in the Marian Tradition