Art Degrees in Connecticut

...It analyzes in particular the ways in which colonialism shaped visual and material cultures and environments in Latin America and Africa from the early... Learn about: Art History...

... of mastery of at least one artistic discipline. Students learn to place their own work in the context of the contemporary art world and society, and this study is a crucial element in a liberal arts curriculum for future art practitioners and those working in other fields alike. Students may concentrate... Learn about: Media Studies...

...German, and Spanish literatures and to history, philosophy, music, and art. Topics include paradoxes of public and private life, the irrational in erotic behavior...

...also open to students in American Studies. This interdisciplinary reading seminar focuses on new work that is challenging the temporal, theoretical...

...scholars and American studies, the American Scholars colloquium meets weekly. Each week, we ask a member of the American Studies faculty: What are...

...This course examines those alternatives and their limitations, as postulated in theory and realized on film, as well as their long-term, global influence... Learn about: Media Studies...

...social movements of the Right and Left; Reaganism and its legacies; the United States and the global economy. Enrollment limited to first-year students... Learn about: American History, Social Movements...

...the introduction and evolution of Caroline minuscule, pre-gothic, gothic, and humanist scripts (both cursive and book hands); the production...

...of scientific and medical writings on sexuality over the past century. Focus on the tension between nature and culture in shaping theories, the construction...

...of singular texts to larger theoretical claims. We reflect on the eminent status that literary readings have attained for broader theoretical and philosophical projects... Learn about: Science Philosophy, IT Law, Political Science...

...a Yale University Art Gallery installation of rare books, paintings, and other works of art from Japan. No knowledge of Japanese required. TTh 11:35am-12:50pm...

...São Paulo Concrete Poetry. Special attention to major authors—Oswald de Andrade, Mário de Andrade, Manuel Bandeira, Carlos Drummond de Andrade... Learn about: IT Law...

...Game of Thrones and the Theory of Sovereignty   Kirk Wetters Introduction to the classical and modern theory of sovereignty in the context of G.R... Learn about: World Literature, Literature Comparative...

...T 9:25am-11:15am HIST 502b / ANTH 531b / ARCG 531b / CLSS 815b / EALL 773b / HSAR 564b / JDST 653b / NELC 533b / RLST 803b, Sensory Experiences in Ancient... Learn about: Ancient History, American History...

...Game of Thrones and the Theory of Sovereignty   Kirk Wetters Introduction to the classical and modern theory of sovereignty in the context of G.R... Learn about: World Literature, Literature Comparative...

...Illakowicz A reading and conversation course conducted in Polish. Systematic review of grammar; practice in speaking and composition; reading of selected texts... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...able to understand basic conversational Hindi but who have minimal or no literacy skills. Introduction to the Devanagari script; development of listening and speaking skills...

...the One Person Play   Hal Brooks First-year actors, playwrights, directors, and even students who have never considered taking a theater class...

...Lucia Berlin, Sherman Alexie, Tao Lin, Lydia David, Jhumpa Lahiri, Edward P. Jones, Elizabeth Strout, Junot Diaz, Phil Klay, Viet Thanh Nguyen... Learn about: IT Law...

...Archaeology of China   Anne Underhill Archaeology of China, one of the world's oldest and most enduring civilizations, from the era of early humans to early empires... Learn about: Maya training...