World Civilization Requirement for Fall 06'

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Pre-l600 MAY BE FULFILLED BY:

African American Studies 4A - Africa: History and Culture
Anthropology 129 - Prehistoric Art
Art History 10 - Intro to Western Art: Ancient to Medieval
Art History 131 - Early Chinese Painting
Art History 134 - Art of the Japanese Temples
Art History 145 - Roman Art
Asian Studies 10A - Intro to Traditional Asian Cultures
Chinese 183 - Traditional Chinese Culture
Classics l0A - Intro to Greek Civilization
Classics 35 - Greek Tragedy
Classics l30 - Topics in Ancient Greek & Roman Culture
(must have prior ISF approval)
English ll0 - Medieval Literature
History 4A - Origins of Western Civilization - Ancient
History 30A - Science and Society (Antiquity through Newton)
History l05B - Ancient Greece (Classical)
History l09A - Rise of Islamic Civilization (to l3 cent.)
History l55B - Medieval Europe-from Investiture Conflict to 15th Century
Letters & Science 44 - Western Civilization (before 1600)
Philosophy 25A - Ancient Philosophy
Spanish 104A - Survey of Spanish American Literature
Spanish 107A - Survey of Spanish Literature

See also Letters & Science College Courses

Post-l600 MAY BE FULFILLED BY:

Anthropology 171 - Modern Japan
Art History 186B - Art in the Mid-20th Century
Chinese 188 - Popular Culture in 20th Century China
Comparative Literature l54 - 18th and 19th Century Literature
Comparative Literature 155 - The Modern Period
English 125E - The Contemporary Novel
Gender and Women's Studies 14 - Gender, Sexuality, and Race in Global
Political Issues
Geography 10 - World Regional Geography
Geography 164 - The Geography of Economic Development in China
History 5 - European Civilization from the Renaissance to the Present
History 8A - Becoming Latin America, 1492-1824
History 111B - Modern Southeast Asia
History ll2B - Modern Africa
History 140B - Modern Mexico
History l60 - International Economics of 20th Century
History l62A - International History
ISF 145 - Multicultural Europe
Music 27 - Introduction to Western Music
Political Science ll2C - History of Political Theory

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 Concentration and research. Above all, the proposed course must conform to the intention of the requirement, namely that students need both a broad background regarding the foundations of societies and cultures and an opportunity to develop the historico-geographical awareness that adds substance to the study of the social sciences or humanities.