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...in a sequence studying Italian Literature. The course aims to provide an introduction and a broad overview of Italian literature and culture from the Duecento to the Renaissance... Learn about: Italian Literature...

...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...

...Required of second-year graduate students in Experimental Pathology. Registration allowed by prior authorization from course directors...

...the female body and its metaphors; footbinding; notions of love and death; the aesthetics of illness; women and revolution; poetry clubs; the function... Learn about: Writing Skills, Listening Skills, IT Law...

...Topics include themes drawn from the humanities, social sciences, and public health, with faculty representing expertise from across Yale’s graduate and... Learn about: Writing Skills, Political Science, IT Law...

...to major approaches to qualitative research, including newer and innovative methods. Selected topics are presented linking qualitative approaches... Learn about: Communication Training, Clinical Research, Nurse training...

...historical and theoretical nuances. From analyzing works responding to the colonial condition and the articulation of anticolonial sensibilities... Learn about: World Literature, Writing Skills, Cultural Studies...

...Previous coursework in international relations and/or Middle East politics or history recommended but not required.   SO TTh 9am-10:15am MMES 148b / HIST...

...adversarial mode works best for sorting out evidentiary conundrums. Inquiries into issues of meaning of the trial, its impartiality, and challenges to its endurability... Learn about: World Literature...

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

...1857-2017   Priyasha Mukhopadhyay Exploration of literary texts from South Asia, 1857 to the present. Close reading of literary texts from India... Learn about: World Literature...

...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...

...we examine associated artworks, from the twelve illustrations in the Cotton MS that constitute a medieval reading of the poems, to St. Erkenwald... Learn about: English Language...

...  Harvey Weiss The appearance of the earliest cities along the Nile and Euphrates in the fourth millennium B.C. Settlements along the rivers...

...The course aims at developing the following skills: reading to extract the gist of written Modern Standard Arabic texts; speaking with increased...

...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...

...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...