Renaissance Studies
Advisor — EVITT
The ideas, arts, letters, and institutions of Europe in the period between 1300 and 1700.
Attention given to the continuities and differences between this period and its medieval predecessor. 5 units minimum.
CATEGORY ONE: The Renaissance Context. Students should choose no more than two units from this category: AH 112; EN 207; MU 150; HS 120; HY 105; PS 103; RE 130.
CATEGORY TWO: Studies in the Classical Background to Renaissance Thought. CL/HY/PH 116; HY 213, 216; CL 216 (for two unit courses, 1 unit counts toward the minor).
CATEGORY THREE: Aspects of the Renaissance (at an advanced level). Students must choose a minimum of two units: AH 221, 223; DR 202; EN 311, 312, 313, 320, 321, 326, 328, 329; HY 252, 275, 377; MU 315; SP 327, 328.
THE INTEGRATIVE EXPERIENCE:
A paper written in one of the last two courses of the minor and arranged among the student, the instructor, and the minor adviser.
Catalog of Courses
2012-2013
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