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Spring 2027
Recorded this term
66courses with offerings
55instructors recorded
Grades have not been recorded for this term. Historical results remain
in the overview above.
A topical study in medieval literature and culture where students identify and critique specific authors, periods, or genres while applying analytical methods to literary texts.
Students who attended class reported that they should not have any issues, suggesting the workload was approachable for those who participated regularly.
Study of Chaucer's courtly poetry, including lyrics, dream visions, and Troilus and Criseyde, read in original Middle English without prior language experience.
Intensive study of major Old English works like Beowulf, involving line-by-line translation and discussion of linguistic, thematic, and contextual issues. Primary texts are read in Old English.
An examination of mythology, literature, ritual, and religion from Nordic areas and Scandinavia, focusing on pre-Christian beliefs and medieval folklore.
Introduction to the chronological, geographical, and generic range of post-classical Latin, covering medieval, late antique, Renaissance, and later periods.
Explores Black Death and medieval life via Boccaccio's Decameron, examining medicine, art, politics, gender, and daily existence in the Middle Ages and early modernity.