Black Women’s Writing
This course focuses on the ways in which in the past two centuries Black women writers have engaged with the intersection of Blackness and femaleness
March 25, 2023
This course focuses on the ways in which in the past two centuries Black women writers have engaged with the intersection of Blackness and femaleness
This course will examine the importance of narrators to fiction. We will consider the function of the narrator as fundamental to how a reader interprets
Since the introduction of moveable type to Europe in 1450, political argument has been the common currency of public debate and democratic citizenship. Many of
With its celebration of innovation, return on investment, and creative destruction, capitalism appears to be about the future. But it can be understood only by
There may be nothing more important to human beings than our ability to enshrine experience and recall it. While philosophers and poets have elevated memory
Since the introduction of moveable type to Europe in 1450, political argument has been the common currency of public debate and democratic citizenship. Many of
Students will approach the global art world as active participants and engage with its forms and content as they read, discuss, and write about art,
This 10-topic policy course investigates US-China diplomacy in the context of China’s major domestic and international priorities from the Cold War to today. The course
This course will examine the causes, conduct, patterns, and effects of asymmetric warfare from antiquity to ISIS. The course will draw on primary sources, historical
This is a topics-based course for advanced speakers of French who have finished French 5 Honors. The course is especially designed for those students who
The Latin 6 seminar, conducted in English, is a special topics course, designed for advanced students in the Latin curriculum who have completed Latin 5.
Latin 699 is reserved for the most advanced students in the Latin curriculum. The syllabus will be determined by the students in consultation with the
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