Yale University courses

...Jane Austen   Stefanie Markovits Close study of Austen's novels, with special attention to the critique of social and literary convention. Enrollment limited... Learn about: World Literature...

...Asian American Women and Gender, 1830 to the Present   Mary Lui Asian American women as key historical actors. Gender analysis is used to reexamine themes... Learn about: World Literature, IT Law, Social Movements...

...Frequent audio and video exercises. Conducted entirely in French. Daily classroom attendance is required. Placement according to placement test score... Learn about: French Literature, Advanced French, Intermediate French...

...and sexual and social violence both within and beyond the family.   WR , HU   Tr HTBA * FILM 304a / EALL 281a, Japanese Cinema and Its Others   Aaron Gerow... Learn about: Film Studies, Media Studies...

...Augustan elements in Livy's work; themes and plots of Livian history; Livy and other Roman historians; comparison of ancient historiography and contemporary historical writing... Learn about: Medical training, IT Law...

...Harvey Weiss The appearance of the earliest cities along the Nile and Euphrates in the fourth millennium B.C. Settlements along the rivers, the origins of agriculture... Learn about: American History, Medical training, Public Health...

...of foundations in grammar and vocabulary. Topics such as school, family life, and housing. Course materials include a variety of authentic readings... Learn about: Cultural Awareness, German Literature, Advanced German...

...Gertrude Stein’s “Lost Generation” of Americans in Paris, “The Georgetown Set” of Cold War friends and rivals, and the Supreme Court. Enrollment limited to first-year students... Learn about: IT Law...

...writings representative of the most important authors and literary movements, including Galileo, Manzoni, Pirandello, and Ferrante, and the ways in which... Learn about: Italian Literature...

...HUMS 443a / MMES 342a / RLST 201a, Medieval Jews, Christians, and Muslims In Conversation   Ivan Marcus How members of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities... Learn about: World Literature...

...evaluating translations, and how literary strategies can be extended to read film, mass media, and popular culture. Junior seminar; preference given to juniors and majors... Learn about: World Literature, Literature Comparative...

...Topics include: nature-culture dichotomy; ecology and social organization; methodological debates; politics of the environment; and knowing the environment... Learn about: Medical training...

...the attraction and repulsion between these two art forms, and the dialogue between writers and composers. In select fiction and poetry spanning a variety of cultures and times... Learn about: World Literature, Literature Comparative...

...grammatical, and semantic structure and of various approaches to descriptive, experimental, and historical linguistics. Majors may concentrate on theoretical... Learn about: Network Training, Sign language, Communication Training...

...May not be taken after MATH 116.   QR HTBA * MATH 116a, Mathematical Models in the Biosciences I: Calculus Techniques   John Hall Introduction to topics... Learn about: Problem Solving, GCSE Mathematics...

...speakers for mainly political reasons. This L5 advanced Hebrew class explores cultural and linguistic contacts between the two languages and relationships between the communities...

...green energy, and the human brain and its disorders. Emphasis on biological literacy to enable students to evaluate scientific arguments.   SC HTBA * MCDB... Learn about: Developmental Biology, Data analysis, Molecular Biology...

...Introduction to the History of Western Music: 1800 to the Present   Gundula Kreuzer A survey of nineteenth- and twentieth-century composers... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Music Theory...

...as well as with film screenings and guest speakers. Students also learn fundamentals of Near Eastern writing systems, and consider questions of tradition...

...with critical reading of works by Descartes, Malabranche, Spinoza, Leibniz, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, and Kant. Intended to be taken in conjunction with PHIL... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy, History of Philosophy...