Writing courses Princeton

...Each student is expected to prepare a manuscript each week. There will be a weekly workshop meeting and occasional individual conferences. Prerequisite... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...from one human language to another at varying degrees of sophistication and complexity. In this course, you will learn the inner workings of machine translation... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence, Communication Training, Creative Writing...

...This course aims to explore different forms that the question of liberation has taken in writings by women philosophers and poets whose work helped... Learn about: Social Movements...

...What is a classic, what difference does language make, can we think both about world literature, in Goethe's phrase, and about the importance of national and local loyalties?... Learn about: Creative Writing, IT Law, Comparative Literature...

...and the development of reading and writing skills. A solid grammatical basis and awareness of the idiomatic usage of the language will be emphasized... Learn about: Advanced French, Writing Skills, French Literature...

...J. Stephens JRN 447 Politics and the Media Fall SA This seminar is an examination of political journalism and the role of the press in society... Learn about: Professor Training...

...to three songs for analysis in class. MUS 510 Extramural Research Internship MUS510 is for students in the department who wish to gain experience of central...

...R. Phillips HIN 107 Intermediate Hindi II Spring Continuing from HIN 105, the course refines and expands previously acquired linguistic skills in culturally authentic contexts...

...RUS 549 Russian for Academic Purposes I This course focuses instruction on skills required to perform in a Russian-speaking academic context across...

...gender, and nationality intersect with and disrupt it. Staff GSS 210 Power, Structure, and the Human Body (See DAN 210) GSS 212 Classical Mythology...

...from Chinese classics and short essays or stories full of wisdom and wit from later dynasties. This course will not only improve your four skills in Chinese... Learn about: Martial Training, Martial Arts Training...

...(See DAN 223) AAS 230 Topics in African American Studies (also ENG 231 ) Fall LA This course examines the selected non-fiction writings of one of America's...

...funk, hip-hop and electronic dance music from the late 1950s to the present. Topics discussed include form, timbre, texture, technology and production... Learn about: Music Theory...

...In this interdisciplinary class, students of race and gender read deeply and broadly in academic journals as a way of learning the debates in their fields... Learn about: Critical Theory...

...and modern fiction and history. One hour per week of translation and discussion of readings. Prerequisite: 105. Five classes, one one-hour laboratory... Learn about: Ms Word, Russian Language...

...ca. 650 B.C. Focus on the rise of complex societies and the attendant development of architectural and artistic forms that express the needs and aspirations of these societies...

...and refinement of critical skills in teaching literature. Topics covered include: setting goals for the classroom, starting and facilitating discussion... Learn about: Comparative Literature, Critical Theory...

...stock of the field of Chinese painting. It offers an opportunity to rethink the topics and issues that important studies in the field have addressed... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...plot development, and character through various writing exercises and theater improvisations. Ongoing work of students and instructor is read and discussed... Learn about: Costume Design...

...Five hours. Prerequisite: scores from placement/proficiency test administered during fall orientation and consultation with instructor. Staff GER 105 Intermediate... Learn about: German Literature, German Language...