AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 159 P 001 LEC
Special Topics in African American Literature: Black Popular Music and Culture: From Be-Bop to Hip Hop
MTuWTh 10-12P, 110 WHEELER
Instructor: VINCENT, F
Course Control Number: 10155
Units/Credit: 3
Session Dates: 05/27—07/03/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $729.00, UC Graduate $1,023.00, Visiting $810.00
Also: HENRY, CP

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 159 P 002 LEC
Special Topics in African American Literature: The Culture and Aesthetics of Hip Hop
MTuWTh 10-1230P, 50 BARROWS
Instructor: HENRY, C P
Course Control Number: 10160
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00
Also: RIDEAU, R M

AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 159 P 003 LEC
Special Topics in African American Literature: The Iconography of Black Sexuality
MWF 10-1230P, 174 BARROWS
Instructor: HENRY, C P
Course Control Number: 10165
Units/Credit: 3
Session Dates: 05/27—07/03/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $729.00, UC Graduate $1,023.00, Visiting $810.00
Also: BASCOMB, L

AMERICAN STUDIES 188C P 001 LEC
Food Culture in America
SA 10-3P, 159 MULFORD
Instructor: MORAN, K S
Course Control Number: 11325
Units/Credit: 1
Session Dates: 07/28—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $243.00, UC Graduate $341.00, Visiting $270.00

ANTHROPOLOGY 121AC P 001 LEC
American Material Culture
MTuWTh 8-10A, 100 WHEELER
Instructor: HAYES, K H
Course Control Number: 12100
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00
Note: satisifes American Culture requirement
Description: Patterns in material culture as it reflects behavioral and psychological aspects of American culture since the 17th century. Topics include architecture, domestic artifacts, mortuary art, foodways, and trash disposal.

ANTHROPOLOGY 136B P 001 LEC
Museum Methods
MTuWTh 10-12P, 3107 ETCHEVERRY
Instructor: BLAISDELL-SLOAN, K
Course Control Number: 12113
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00

ANTHROPOLOGY 162AC P 001 LEC
Topics in Folklore: Myth, Magic, and Healing
MTuWTh 12-2P, 100 WHEELER
Instructor: CONRAD, J
Course Control Number: 12135
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00
Note: satisfies American Culture requirement

ENGLISH N176 P 001 LEC
Literature and Popular Culture
TuTh 12-2P, 122 WHEELER
Instructor: NEALON, C
Course Control Number: 42875
Units/Credit: 3
Session Dates: 06/23—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $729.00, UC Graduate $1,023.00, Visiting $810.00

GENDER AND WOMEN'S STUDIES 111 P 001 LEC
Special Topics: Queer Theory through Popular Culture
TuWTh 9-1130A, 55 EVANS
Instructor: JAMGOCHIAN, A H
Course Control Number: 47620
Units/Credit: 3
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $729.00, UC Graduate $1,023.00, Visiting $810.00
Also: THORNE, B

FRENCH 4 P 001 LEC
Advanced Intermediate French: Un fonds traditionnel au carrefour de la littérature et de la culture
MTWTF 9-11A, 109 MORGAN
Instructor: GIPSON, J L
Course Control Number: 46845
Units/Credit: 5
Session Dates: 06/23—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $1,215.00, UC Graduate $1,705.00, Visiting $1,350.00
Note: While this course has a folklore component, it is a language class and is conducted entirely in FRENCH. For placement guidelines and prerequisites, please consult the French Department's web site. For additional information and course readings, see the course description on the Department web site.
Description: From French advertisements featuring Little Red Riding Hood to hip-hop songs in which MC Solaar proclaims himself a "pro du verbe" all the while playing with proverbs, diverse communicative acts draw on tradition to create new meaning. And, far from killing tradition, modern life and technology revitalize it at will. This class seeks to study this phenomenon in French and francophone culture and to situate literature in the framework of other artistic and cultural practices that rework or refuse various forms of tradition. Coursework includes daily homework, oral presentations, compositions, and grammar exams. Each student will contribute regularly to the class blog and will conduct online research on internet folklore in French (e.g., urban legends, jokes, hoaxes). 10 hours of class per week with 20 hours of outside work.

NATIVE AMERICAN STUDIES 149 P 001 LEC
Gender in Native American Society
MTuW 1-330P, 222 WHEELER
Instructor: PEARSON, D J
Course Control Number: 65425
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 05/27—07/03/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00

SOUTH ASIAN 140 P 001 LEC
Hindu Mythology
MTuW 2-4P, 24 WHEELER
Instructor: GONZALEZ-REIMANN
Course Control Number: 82130
Units/Credit: 4
Session Dates: 07/07—08/15/08
Summer Fees: UC Undergraduate $972.00, UC Graduate $1,364.00, Visiting $1,080.00
Note: also Th 2-3P, 24 WHEELER
Description: In this course we will study literary and religious aspects of Hindu myths. Through the reading of primary sources in translation, the course covers the main divinities and many mythological themes of early Vedic as well as later Puranic literature. We will follow the development of mythology from the Rg Veda to the epics-The Mahabharata and the Ramayana- and up to the classical mythology of the Sanskrit Puranas.