Fall 2015

Fine Arts USEM

• ARHI 13182-1: Critical Moments in Classical Art & Culture
  
• FTT 13182-1: Peter Pan and Cultural Constructions of Childhood
  
• MUS 13182-1: Experiencing music
  

History USEM

• AMST 13186-1: Representing Homelessness in American Literature
  
• HIST 13184-1: Where East Meets West: The Silk Road, Western Missionaries, and Opium Wars
  
• HIST 13184-2: Pirates in History: Fact vs. Fiction
  
• HIST 13184-3: Islam in Africa
  
• HIST 13184-4: The Triumph of Technique?
  
• HIST 13184-5: Victims, Rebels, and Outcasts: Cultural, Religious, and Political Dissent in Modern and Contemporary Russia
  
• HIST 13184-6: History of American Gentrification
  
• HIST 13184-7: Christian-Muslim Encounters and Coexistence in Pre-modern Times: the Fall of Constantinople
  
• HIST 13184-8: Shanghai Confidential: Colonialism, Capitalism, and Communism in the Making of China's Global Hub
  
• HIST 13184-9: Victims, Rebels, and Outcasts: Cultural, Political and Religious Dissent in Modern and Contemporary Russia
  

Literature USEM

• EALC 13186-1: "The Other in Modern Japanese Fiction"
  
• EALC 13186-2: Love in Traditional Chinese Literature
  
• ENGL 13186-1: Antique Origins of English Literature
  
• ENGL 13186-2: Everybody's Shakespeare
  
• ENGL 13186-3: The World is Flat
  
• ENGL 13186-4: Myth
  
• ENGL 13186-5: Imagining Nature
  
• ENGL 13186-6: The Death and Return of God in Radical Poetry
  
• ENGL 13186-7: Literary Visions and Revisions
  
• ENGL 13186-8: On the Road: Literature of the Quest
  
• ENGL 13186-9: Biography/Autobiography: One's Life Story
  
• IRLL 13186-1: Violence and Accommodation in Early Modern Ireland
  
• IRLL 13186-2: Folklore, History & National Culture: Ireland & Europe
  
• LLRO 13186-3: Imaginary Worlds and Fantastic Travels
  
• MELC 13186-1: The Arabian Nights
  
• PLS 13186-1: God, Nature, and Humanity through Early Classics
  
• PLS 13186-2: Ancient Greece: Civilization and Savagery
  
• PLS 13186-3: Literature University Seminar
  
• RU 13186-1: Literature of the Russian Revolution
  

Philosophy USEM

• MI 13185-1: Philosophy of Augustine
  
• PHIL 13185-1: Philosophy University Seminar
  
• PHIL 13185-2: Philosophy University Seminar
  
• PHIL 13185-3: Philosophy University Seminar
  
• PHIL 13185-4: Philosophy University Seminar : Ethics and Politics
  
• PHIL 13185-5: Philosophy University Seminar
  
• PHIL 13185-6: Philosophy University Seminar: Philosophy and Science
  

Social Science USEM

• AFST 13181-1: Black Politics After the Civil Rights Revolution Black Politics
  
• ANTH 13181-1: Exploring Anthropology Through African Writing
  
• ANTH 13181-2: Human Natures: Evolutionary and Cultural Perspectives
  
• ECON 13181-2: Economics and Society
  
• POLS 13181-2: Political Theory of Homer's Iliad
  
• POLS 13181-2: Politics and Culture of the '60s
  
• POLS 13181-3: Dictators, Depots & Democrats
  
• POLS 13181-4: The Economics and Politics of Consumption and Happiness
  
• POLS 13181-6: Ten Images of Hell in the Twentieth Century
  
• PSY 13181-1: Controversies in Developmental Psychology
  
• PSY 13181-2: The art of using language
  
• SOC 13181-1: Breaking the Rules: Studying Criminal Behavior & How Society Controls It
  
• SOC 13181-2: Forming Citizens and Persons in America's Schools
  
• SOC 13181-3: Cultural Sociology
  
• SOC 13181-4: Responding to International Crisis
  
• SOC 13181-5: Contemporary Educational Issues
  

Theology USEM

• THEO 13183-1: Theology University Seminar
  
• THEO 13183-2: Foundations of Theology: The Eclipse of Israel
  
• THEO 13183-3: Foundations of Theology: The Biblical Narrative of the Good News of the Reign of God
  
• THEO 13183-4: Foundations of Theology: The Eclipse of Israel
  
• THEO 13183-8: Foundations of Theology: Biblical and Historical