Princeton University courses

...FRE 107 is not open to first-year students in the fall semester. Prerequisites: FRE 102 or FRE 103. Staff FRE 108 Advanced French Fall/Spring FRE 108... Learn about: French Literature, Communication Training, Advanced French...

...normativity, and medicalization. We analyze how LGBTQ works as a meaningful social, political, and historical category and the ways class,...

...roman courtois, paleography and textual criticism, rhetorical theory, lyric poetry, the chronicles, and Provençal materials. FRE 513 Seminar in French... Learn about: Italian Literature, French Literature...

...Gender and Sexuality Studies has a long and rich history at Princeton. Established in 1982 as Women’s Studies, the program was renamed Gender and Sexuality... Learn about: Social Movements...

...(also EGR 102B / MAE 102B ) Fall STL Lectures and readings focus on bridges, railroads, power plants, steamboats, telegraph, highways, automobiles... Learn about: Environmental Engineering, IT risk...

...of the issues related to them. Emphasis is on the geological processes that underlie the hazards, with some discussion of relevant policy issues... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Climate Change, Physics Chemistry...

...The Department of Geosciences, together with its affiliated interdepartmental programs and institutes, serves as Princeton’s central focus for the earth...

...1700 are advised to take Latin as their second foreign language...

...in German a brief review of material covered in 101, and then works on speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills at the level of... Learn about: German Language, German Literature...

...The course combines readings in anthropology, literature, women¿s and gender studies, and critical theory to explore these questions in the contemporary... Learn about: Public Health...

...with further practice in speaking. An introduction to themes in the Hellenic tradition through readings in modern Greek literature. Four classes... Learn about: Cross Cultural...

...to do independent historical research and writing; and to develop an authoritative knowledge of one particular field of history. The department's website... Learn about: World History...

...Close work with objects from the PUAM collection. ART 519 The Orientalizing Phenomenon in Greek Art and Archaeology (also CLA 523 / HLS 519...

...encourage students to engage in interdisciplinary conversations with faculty, other students, and visiting scholars. Faculty advisers supervise the progress... Learn about: American History...

...and readings include important works by anthropologists, sociologists and philosophers, as well as by historians of science. HOS 596 History of the...

...and gender to major social, political, and economic transformations. Comparative approaches are taken either in time or by region, or both. Topics may include family...

...HUM 212 Classical Mythology (See CLA 212) HUM 213 The Lucid Black and Proud Musicology of Leroi Jones/Amiri Baraka (See LCA 213) HUM 216 Interdisciplinary... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...of local reporting by plunging into Parisian life, from afar and on the ground. They will explore how small intimate places in a city can have larger meaning... Learn about: Professor Training...

...and non-Jewish cultures. Two classes, one preceptorial. Staff JDS 202 Great Books of the Jewish Tradition (also REL 202 ) Fall HA Introduces students...

...(See SPA 363) LAS 336 Latinos in American Life and Culture (See LAO 200) LAS 338 The Sociology of Latinos in the U.S. (See SOC 338) LAS 342 Topics in Latin... Learn about: American Literature, Maya training, American History...