World Civilization Courses FALL 2009

You must have completed or be enrolled in the course(s) needed to complete the World Civilization requirement at the time of application to the major. You will be admitted into the major only after completion of at least one of the two world civilization prerequisites. Proof of completion (transcript) must be received by the department before students may be officially declared.

Pre-l600 MAY BE FULFILLED BY:

African American Studies 4A - Africa: History and Culture
Anthropology 122C – Archaeology of Central America
Anthropology 122D – World of Ancient Maya
Anthropology 122E – People of the Andes
Anthropology 123A – Stone Age Archaeology
Anthropology 123B – Archaeology of Africa
Anthropology 123C – Archaeology of Europe
Anthropology 123D – Archaeology of East Asia
Anthropology 123E – Mediterranean Archaeology
Anthropology 124A – Archaeology of the South Pacific
Anthropology 129 – Prehistoric Art
Art History 10 - Intro to Western Art: Ancient to Medieval
Art History 16 - Intro to Islamic Art
Art History C120B – The Art of Ancient Mesopotamia
Art History 130 A/B – Early Chinese Art
Art History 131 – Early Chinese Painting
Art History 134 – Art of the Japanese Temples
Art History 135A – Early Japanese Painting
Art History 136A/B – Art of India
Art History 137 - The Art of Southeast Asia
Art History 141 - Greek Sculpture and Painting
Art History 141A - Archaic Greek Art and Architecture (750-480BC)
Art History 141B - Classical Greek Art and Architecture (500-320 BC)
Art History 141C - Hellenistic Art and Architecture (330-30BC)
Art History 145 - Roman Art
Art History 151 - Art in Late Antiquity
Art History 154 - Byzantine Art
Art History 155 - Romanesque Art
Art History 156A - Gothic Art in Northern Europe (1150-1270)
Art History 156B - Gothic Art in Northern Europe (1270-1400)
Asian Studies 10A - Intro to Traditional Asian Cultures
Celtic Studies 70 – The World of the Celts
Chinese 7A – Chinese Literature in Translation
Chinese 183 – Traditional Chinese Culture
Classics l0A - Introduction to Greek Civilization
Classics l0B - Introduction to Roman Civilization
Classics 34 - Epic Poetry: Homer and Vergil
Classics 35 - Greek Tragedy
Classics 36 - Greek Philosophy
Classics l00A - Greek Literature
Classics l00B - Latin Literature
Classics l30 - Topics in Ancient Greek & Roman Culture (must have the prior approval of an ISF Faculty Adviser)
Comparative Literature 151 - Ancient Mediterranean World Comparative Literature l52 - The Middle Ages
Comparative Literature l53 - The Renaissance
Dramatic Art 20A - Survey of World Drama (Aeschylus to Shakespeare)
Dramatic Art 122 - Drama and Theatre in Ancient Greece and Rome
Dramatic Art 123 - Drama & Theatre in Europe: Middle Ages to 1600; British to 1642
Dramatic Art 151A - Theater History
English ll0 - Medieval Literature
English 116 - Backgrounds of English Literature in the Continental Renaissance
History 4A - Origins of Western Civilization - Ancient
History 4B - Origins of Western Civilization - Medieval
History 30A - Science and Society (Antiquity through Newton
History l05A - Ancient Greece (Bronze & Archaic)
History l05B - Ancient Greece (Classical) L
History l05C - Ancient Greece (Hellenistic)
History l06A - Ancient Rome (Roman Republic)
History l06B - Ancient Rome (Roman Empire)
History l07C - Women in the Life and Thought of Ancient Greece
History l09A - Islamic History (to l3 cent.)
History l09B - The Middle East (l000-l750)
History 112A - Pre-Colonial Africa
History ll6A - China (Early)
History ll6B - China (Middle China)
History l55A - Medieval Europe-from late Empire to Investiture Conflict
History l55B - Medieval Europe-from Investiture Conflict to 15th Century
History l56A - History of Christian Thought
History l56B - Medieval Intellectual
History (1050-1270)
History l56C - The State in the Middle Ages
History l57 - The Renaissance and the Reformation
History l59A - European Economic History
History l64A - European Society Before the Industrial Revolution
History l85A - History of Christianity to l250
Japanese 182A – Survey of Japanese Literature in Translation
Letters & Science 25 – Contemporary medievalism and its Sources
Letters & Science 44 – Western Civilization before 1600
Letters & Science 123 – Ancient China and Ancient Greece
Near Eastern Studies 10 – Islamic Civilizations
Philosophy 25A - Ancient Philosophy
Political Science ll2A - History of Political Theory
Spanish 104A – Survey of Spanish American Literature
Spanish 107A – Survey of Spanish Literature

Post-l600 MAY BE FULFILLED BY:

African American Studies 4B - Africa: History and Culture
Anthropology 124B or 124AC – Hawaiian Ethnohistory
Anthropology 171 – Modern Japan
Art History 11 - Intro to Western Art: Renaissance to Present
Art History 81 - Intro to Modern Art
Art History 186B - Art in the Mid-20th Century
Art History 186C - Art in the Later 20th Century
Asian Studies 10B - Intro to Modern Asian Cultures
Asian Studies 149 - Media and Society in Contemporary China
Chinese 7B – Chinese Literature in Translation
Chinese 188 – Popular Culture in 20th Century China
Comparative Literature 40 – Literature and Women
Comparative Literature l54 - 18th and 19th Century Literature
Comparative Literature 155 - The Modern Period
Dramatic Art 20B - Survey of World Drama (Shakespeare to Beckett)
Dramatic Art 127 - Drama and Theatre: 1918 to present
Dramatic Art 151B - Theater History
Economics l05 - History of Economic Thought
Economics ll5 - The World Economy in the 20th Century
English l25C - The European Novel English 125D - 20th Century Novel
English 125E - The Contemporary Novel
Gender & Women's Studies 14 - Contemporary Global Issues for Women
Geography 10 – World Regional Geography
Geography C32 – Introduction to Development
Geography C55 – Introduction to Central Asia
Geography C112 – History of Development and Underdevelopment
Geography 153 – Geography of Social and Economic Development In East Asia
Geography 164 - The Geography of Economic Development in China
History 5 - European Civilization from the Renaissance to the Present
History 8A - Latin American
History - The Colonial PeriodHistory 8B - Latin American
History - The National Period
History l5 - Topics in the History of Modern Europe
History 30B - Science, Technology, and Society since Newton
History l09C - The Middle East l8th Century to Present
History 111B - Modern Southeast Asia
History ll2B - Modern Africa
History ll6C - Modern China
History 140B – Modern Mexico
History 158A - Modern Europe
History l58B - Modern Europe - l8l5-l9l4
History l58C - Modern Europe - l9l4 to Present
History l59B - European Economic History
History l60 - International Economics of 20th Century
History l6l - Emergence of Modern Industrial Societies
History l62A - International History
History l62B - International History
History l63A - Modern European Intellectual History: Enlightenment to l870
History l63B - Modern European Intellectual History: l870-Present
History 165A - Early Modern Europe
History l65B - Revolution in European Culture since late l8th Cent.
History l73B - History of Eastern Europe l500 to l900
International and Area Studies (IAS) 45 - Survey of World History
ISF C145 - Multicultural Europe
Japanese 182B – Survey of Japanese Literature in Translation
Music 27 – Introduction to Western Music
Music 170 – History of Western Music – The 20th Century
Philosophy 25B - Modern Philosophy
Political Science ll2B - History of Political Theory
Political Science ll2C - History of Political Theory
Sociology l7l - Historical Sociology
Spanish 104B – Survey of Spanish American Literature
Spanish 107B – Survey of Spanish Literature
Spanish 114 – The Contemporary Spanish American Novel
Spanish C134 – 20th Century Latin American Fiction
Spanish 150 – Advanced Studies in Latin American Studies
UGIS 44C - Topics in Western Civilization
UGIS 55B - Development of World Civilization since l500

SUBSTITUTIONS for the world civilization requirement: With consent of adviser, you may substitute an appropriate course not on this list. The substitute course must be comparable to one of the courses listed above and/or be particularly suited to the student's area of research. Above all, the proposed courses should reflect the intention of the requirement: 1) that students have an opportunity to acquire a broad background regarding the foundations of societies and cultures; and 2) that they have the opportunity to develop the historico-geographical awareness that adds substance to the study of the social sciences or humanities.