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The College Of Arts And Sciences At Syracuse University
lit 102211 I, ntroduction to classical literature; Greek lit 241-242, Dante andthe medieval World; Petrarch lit 227-RUS/ lit 331, Pasternak and Solzhenitsyn
http://www-hl.syr.edu/academics/libartscore16.html

Extractions: 2002-2003 Liberal Arts Core Guidebook The Humanities Division encompasses the history, theory, analysis and criticism of language, literature and other texts, religion, art, and music; and the examination of fundamental questions arising in the human search for values, knowledge, purpose, and meaning. These are central concerns of the departments or programs of African American Studies; English; Languages, Literatures and Linguistics; Fine Arts; Philosophy; Religion and Women's Studies. Hence, most courses satisfying the Humanities Division requirements come from these departments and programs. THE BASIC LIST IN THE HUMANITIES Students must take at least three courses from the following list, including a two-course sequence (indicated by hyphens), to complete the requirement for four courses in this division.
Liens Utiles - Anglais
general resources, Renaissance, Victorian library (OMACL) a collection of some ofthe most important literary works of classical and medieval civilization;
http://www.ulg.ac.be/libnet/germa/aduang.htm

Extractions: American studies web : a guide to American studies resources on the Internet EPC : Electronic poetry center, a gateway to resources in contemporary American poetry Writing black : series of authors and texts (on-line), links to other resources... Black power points : resource guide for the study of Black history and culture History American and British history resources on the Internet Martin Luther King The literary menagerie : links to author-based sites on the net Library of Congress The English server Voice of the Shuttle : English literature main page. General resources, Renaissance, Victorian... anything! History : American and British history resources on the Internet Old English pages the Victorian Web : Literature (timeline, authors, literary techniques, genres, and modes, Victorian periodicals), social context, arts... See the related resources The literary menagerie : links to author-based sites on the net
Classical And Near Eastern Studies
CARL Uncover Database (1988 to present, includes scholarly lit. For Reviews of Booksin Classics medieval Studies Bryn Mawr classical Review searchable.
http://cnes.cla.umn.edu/ComputerResources1.htm

Extractions: Classical and Near Eastern Studies University of Minnesota September 19, 2000 Table of Contents Department CD-ROMs Wilson Library CD-ROMs On-line General Reference Full Text Electronic Journals Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG) Disk E Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) Disk # 5 Packard Humanities Institute (PHI) Disk # 7 What from Cornell Epigraphy Project, Duke Databank of documentary papyri , late antique and medieval Latin inscriptions Where : (1) computer in 309, or (2) borrow the CD from Barbara
Misc Hebrew Courses In Hebrew & Semitic Studies At UW-Madison
Call no=17989. 448 classical Rabbinic Texts. Crosslisted with Jewish, lit Trans, andReligious Studies 448. contributions of the Jewish in medieval Islamic and
http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/hebrew/mischebF02.html

Extractions: Introduction to Judaism: Fall; 4 credits (H-E). General introduction to Judaism covering the biblical, classical rabbinic, medieval, and modern periods. Prerequisite: none. Open to Freshman. Crosslisted with Jewish Studies and Religious studies. Lecture 1: 1:00-2:15 TR, 272 Bascom (Schofer) Register through discussion sections: Discussion 301: 12:05 M, 123 Van Hise. Call no=24453 Discussion 302: 2:25 W, 286 Van Hise. Call no=24454
USF Liberal Arts Requirements
Global Geography; HUM 2211 Studies In Culture The classical Through medieval Periods; LAH2734 Latin American History In Film; lit 2010 Introduction To
http://www.ugs.usf.edu/catalogs/9798/lagened.htm

Extractions: Back Next Academic Policies Listing Catalog Table of Contents ... Index USF 1997-98 Undergraduate Catalog - Pages 43 - 46 (Part of the Liberal Arts Requirements (36 Semester Hours) English Composition: This requirement consists of a minimum of six (6) semester hours of approved course work in English Composition. Students may satisfy this requirement during the second semester freshman level of composition in the following ways: by earning a letter grade of "C" or better at USF or another institution, by obtaining a sufficient score on the CLEP Freshman English test, or by receiving AP English credit. With the exception of the CLEP test, these courses will also allow students to meet a portion of their State of Florida rule 6A-10.30 Gordon Rule requirements. To satisfy the Gordon Rule, students must earn a letter grade of "C" or better in these courses. Quantitative Methods: Competence in a minimum of six (6) semester hours of approved mathematics coursework at the level of college algebra or higher is required. These courses should include both a practical component, providing students with an appreciation of how course content relates to their everyday experiences; and a historical component, providing students wih an understanding of the application of the material to other disciplines. At least three (3) semester hours must be taken in a mathematics department. The remaining hours may be taken in any approved mathematics, statistics, or logic courses that include both a practical and historical component as previously described.
USF Liberal Arts Requirements
Global Geography HUM 2211 Studies in Culture The classical Through medieval PeriodHUM LAH 2734 Latin American History In Film lit 2010 Introduction
http://www.ugs.usf.edu/catalogs/9697/LAGENED.HTM

Extractions: Back Next Academic Policies Listing Catalog Table of Contents ... Index USF 1996-97 Undergraduate Catalog - Pages 43 - 45 (Part of the Liberal Arts Requirements (36 Semester Hours) English Composition: This requirement consists of a minimum of six (6) semester hours of approved course work in English Composition. Students may satisfy this requirement during the second semester freshman level of composition in the following ways: by earning a letter grade of "C" or better at USF or another institution, by obtaining a sufficient score on the CLEP Freshman English test, or by receiving AP English credit. With the exception of the CLEP test, these courses will also allow students to meet a portion of their State of Florida rule 6A-10.30 Gordon Rule requirements. To satisfy the Gordon Rule, students must earn a letter grade of "C" or better in these courses. Quantitative Methods: Competence in a minimum of six (6) semester hours of approved mathematics coursework at the level of college algebra or higher is required. These courses should include both a practical component, providing students with an appreciation of how course content relates to their everyday experiences; and a historical component, providing students wih an understanding of the application of the material to other disciplines. At least three (3) semester hours must be taken in a mathematics department. The remaining hours may be taken in any approved mathematics, statistics, or logic courses that include both a practical and historical component as previously described.
SCHOLAE ::: PROVINCIA::: PROVINCIA AMERICA BOREOCCIDENTALIS
Latin Lang. lit. (Ancient/medieval), University Of Classics classical Languagesand lit, University Of Washington, Seattle, WA, 98195, (206) 5432100, King.
http://ambor.cynico.net/scholae.htm
Norma Wood Library Subject Guides: World Literature Before 1660
REF PN681.5 .C57, classical and medieval literature Criticism. medieval Marriageliterary Approaches, 11001300, 1997. newark.rutgers.edu/~jlynch/lit/other.html.
http://www.asumh.edu/library/cybrarian/Pathfinder--lit of the western world befo

Extractions: Here are some helpful subjects to search for in our catalog and various databases. This list is not meant to be comprehensiveonly a starting point. LITERATURE LITERATURE, ANCIENT HISTORY AND CRITICISM LITERATURE, ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS LITERATURE AND FOLKLORE LITERATURE AND HISTORY LITERATURE MEDIEVAL LITERATURE TRANSLATIONS INTO ENGLISH GREEK DRAMA RELIGIOUS THOUGHT EPIC LITERATURE PHILOSOPHY DRAMA Here are some journals and/or magazines that may be helpful for this subject. This list is not meant to be comprehensiveonly a starting point. The journals in BOLD are journals that can be found in our periodical stacks located to the left of the Reference Desk. The other journals listed are available through the listed database. These databases can be accessed by clicking on Virtual Reference Room on the Librarys homepage or by clicking on the link the in Location column.
Bates College: Ladd Library Subject Liaison List
Chinese/Japanese, Tom Hayward. classical/ medieval, Tom Hayward. Communications/Speech,Christopher Schiff. Foreign Languages/lit, Tom Hayward.
http://www.bates.edu/Library/services/liaisonlist.shtml

Extractions: Click on the name of the liaison to send email to that person. African-American Studies Laura Juraska American Cultural Studies Laura Juraska ... Christopher Schiff Computer Science LaVerne Winn Dance Jan Lee Economics ... Sandi Groleau Library Science Susan MacArthur Literature/Fiction/Poetry Maps Sandi Groleau Mathematics LaVerne Winn ... Christopher Schiff Newspapers John Harrison Philosophy Susan MacArthur Physical Education Jim Lamontagne Physics/Astronomy LaVerne Winn Political Science ... Tom Hayward Scores Sharon Saunders Sociology Laura Juraska Sound Recordings Christopher Schiff Spanish Tom Hayward Special Collections ... Chris Beam Videos Susan MacArthur Women's Studies Laura Juraska
Poetry
medieval Poets The earliest practitioners of English poetry classical Poets The poeticvoices still speaking to us from Online lit Zines Poetry Anthologies An
http://poetry.about.com/mlibrary.htm
Netnews Groups By Historical Period
soc.genealogy.medieval (1789) Group Charter Dscrpt FAQ? 15001800 rec.music.classical(159992) Group humanities.lit.authors.shakespeare (327) Group Charter
http://www.robotwisdom.com/finder/history.html

Extractions: [Up- Newsgroup Finder Index] [Robot Wisdom home page] Although most of these groups fit reasonably well into a given historical period, some are a much looser fit for examples groups that deal with subjects that were especially popular or newsworthy during some special period. Please let me know of groups that I've missed or misplaced.
LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST LATIN LINKS
www.english.upenn.edu/~jlynch/lit/classic.html Voice ofthe Shuttle classical StudiesPage humanitas.ucsb The PSC medieval Society Official medieval Links List
http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-latin.htm
OneStop : Diversified Core Curriculum: Arts And Humanities
CLAS 3035, classical Myth in Western Art, AH, CLAS 3081W, classical Epicin Translation, lit, WI. GER 3601, German medieval literature, lit,
http://onestop.umn.edu/registrar/libed/core_arts.html

Extractions: This page may take some time to load. Please wait... Designator and Title Diversified Core Designated Themes Writing Intensive AFRO 3108 The History of Jazz AH CD AFRO 3301 The Music of Black Americans AH CD AFRO 3591W Introduction to African American Literature Lit CD WI AFRO 3592 Introduction to Black Women Writers in the United States Lit CD AFRO 3601 Introduction to African Literature Lit IP AFRO 3654 African Cinema AH IP AMIN 3201W American Indian Literature Lit CD WI AMIN 3230W American Indian Aesthetics AH CD WI AMIN 3301 American Indian Philosophies AH CD AMIN 3303 American Indians and Photography AH CD AMST 1001 American Popular Arts and Public Life, 1900-1940 AH C/PE AMST 1001H Honors: American Popular Arts and Public Life, 1900-1940 AH C/PE AMST 1002 American Popular Arts and Public Life, 1940 to present AH C/PE AMST 3113W America's Diverse Cultures AH CD WI ANE 1001 The Bible: Narrative Texts Lit ANE 1002 The Bible: Prophecy Lit ANE 1003 The Bible: Wisdom, Poetry, and Apocalyptic
Queens College, CUNY - Registrar's Office
H 111 Surv. of medieval Art. 3 hr.; 3 cr. 3 hr.; 3 cr. + Classics 240 Religionin classical Greece Rome. 3 hr.; 3 cr. 106 Ideas in lit. 3 hr.; 3 cr.
http://www.qc.edu/reg/sch_sp03/lasar.htm

Extractions: Two courses (minimum 6 credits) in the area of literature and literary criticism are required, one from Tier 1 and one from Tier 2. You may not begin the Humanities I requirement until you have successfully completed the appropriate English composition requirements. You must complete a Tier 1 course before electing a course to fulfill Tier 2.
Internet Public Library: Literary Criticism
endeavor.med.nyu.edu/litmed/lit-med-db sites on literary periods from medieval throughcontemporary pre-20th century authors, including some classical Roman and
http://ipl.si.umich.edu/div/litcrit/guide.html

Extractions: IPL Recognized in Computerworld Honors Program Recent IPL News IPL Recognized in 2002 Computerworld Honors Program New design for the IPL unveiled! Now offering links to over 20,000 books Good literary criticism can be one of the hardest kinds of information to find on the Internet. Although there are many sources of online author information, it can often be difficult to find authoritative and critical works. To help you find the best information, we've collected and described some of the best starting places for finding online critical writing. This resource is particularly good for finding information on English-language authors, but also includes many authors whose works have been translated into English. If you find good guides to critical sites that we have missed, please let us know by emailing us at crit-url@ipl.org
Program In Classical Studies
or Judaic Studies 101102-103 or lit/Hebrew courses Humanities 2 Rome, Christianity,and the medieval World (4 History HIEU 101 Greece in the classical Age (4
http://orpheus.ucsd.edu/history/ClassicalStud.html

Extractions: Classical Studies is concerned with the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome roughly from the time of Homer to the time of St. Augustine in all of their respects. This program thus offers undergraduates an opportunity to study the cultures of Greece and Rome through the combined resources of the departments of History, Literature, Visual Arts, and Philosophy. The study of ancient Greek and Latin languages themselves serves as the starting point for the broader consideration of specific texts in their literary, intellectual, and historical context. In cooperation with the Judaic Studies Program, moreover, students are provided the opportunity to link the study of ancient Greece to that of the ancient Near East. Major Minor Honors Course Offerings ... 2002-03 Courses The Classical Studies programs offers four different degree paths, three within Classical Studies and one in cooperation with Judaic Studies. The majors are Greek, Latin, classics, and Greek and Hebrew. Each consists of a choice of twelve upper-division courses approved for the program and listed below. All courses used to meet requirements for a major in Classical Studies must be taken for a letter grade and be passed with a grade of C- or better. GREEK LT/WL 19A-B-C are a prerequisite to the Greek major. Six of the twelve upper-division courses must be Lit/Greek courses numbered 100 and above, but exclusive of Lit/Greek 101. The remaining six courses may be in classical civilization (in English translation), selected from the list of approved courses from History, Lit/European and Eurasian, Philosophy, Political Science, Theatre, and Visual Arts, though additional Lit/Greek courses numbered 100 and above (including Lit/Greek 101) are acceptable here. These must be from at least two departments and selected in consultation with the adviser; courses dealing with Greek civilization are strongly preferred.
Comparative Literature
from different types of courses (eg, C lit 141, 142 her interest on a cultural periodsuch as medieval, Renaissance, neoclassical and enlightenment
http://www.uiuc.edu/admin_manual/pos/current/ugrad/las/complit.html

Extractions: A student who elects comparative literature as a major must complete 48 semester hours in the courses indicated below, including at least 12 hours in courses numbered 300 or above. Besides knowing English, the student must have sufficient linguistic skill in at least one foreign language to participate in 200- and 300- level literature courses offered by the various foreign language and literature departments. As soon as a student contemplates choosing comparative literature as a major, the faculty adviser should be consulted. The adviser will assist the student in selecting appropriate courses that will be especially helpful as preparation for the advanced comparative literature training beginning with the junior year. Courses in classical civilization and in literature (particularly courses dealing with works from several countries) are especially recommended at relatively early stages of study. An ample selection of such courses at the 100- and 200-levels exists in the various literature departments. The distribution of course work allows for considerable flexibility. The major is administered by the Program in Comparative Literature.
Resources In Literature
All Shakespeare CELT Corpus of Electronic Texts (Irish lit.) Centre for medieval,Renaissance 17th cent.) The Online medieval and classical Library The
http://campus.champlain.edu/library/lit.htm
UNF Center For Freshman And Sophomore Advising - General Education Descriptions
lit 2932 Themes Types in literature, This course Music will be studied from theMedieval through the Also, American classical composers of the 20 th century
http://www.unf.edu/es/fsadvising/gedescription.html
General Resources
users to associate geographical areas with the classical mythology stories The MedievalReview (out of Western Michigan University). Mining Company English lit.
http://www.msu.edu/~matheson/general.htm

Extractions: G ENERAL R ESOURCES T HESE RESOURCES ARE IN ROUGH ALPHABETICAL ORDER SO CLICK ON THE LETTER TO GET TO A RESOURCE YOU ALREADY HAVE IN MIND, BUT IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING IN MIND JUST BROWSE AT YOUR LEISURE... A B C D ... Z I F THERE IS NOTHING HERE THAT INTERESTS YOU, THEN RETURN TO LISTER MATHESON'S HOME PAGE Contains on-line text and notes of The Age of Fable or Stories of Gods and historical areas, and provides links to related collections. Contains facsimiles of various antiquarian maps housed in the Bodleian Library. Contains facsimiles of various antiquarian maps housed in the British Library. Contains facsimiles of antiquarian maps of Great Britain. Contains information and images of gods, monsters, heroes, etc., from classical

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