This course list is not all-inclusive but serves to direct students toward a selection of courses relevant to medieval studies; please direct inquiries about other courses’ eligibility for the Global Medieval Studies minor to Professor Sunil Sharma, sharma@bu.edu .<\/p>\n
AR100: Great Discoveries in Archaeology
\nAR150: Archaeology of Cities
\nAR190: Introduction to Archaeology
\nAR200: Heritage Matters: Introduction to Heritage Management
\nAR201: The Americas before Columbus
\nAR210: Minoan and Mycenaean Civilizations
\nAR215: The Contested Past
\nAR230: Introduction to Greek and Roman Archaeology
\nAR250: The Aztecs, Maya, and Their Predecessors: Archaeology of Mesoamerica
\nAR262: Asian Gods & Goddesses
\nAR270: Archaeology of the Age of Exploration
\nAR273: Archaeology of the Viking Age
\nAR280: Eating and Drinking in the Ancient World
\nAR283: North American Archaeology
\nAR290: Human Impacts on Ancient Environments
\nAR322: Ancient Aztec and Inca Civilizations
\nAR342: Archaeology in the Holy Land [=RN390]
\nAR365: Deep Histories of Conquest: Aztec Mexico and New Spain
\nAR390: The Archaeology of Southeast Asia
\nAR395: Politics of the Past: Archaeology, Museums, and Identity
\nAR534: Seminar in Roman Art: Imperial Rome
\nAR535: Europe and the Mediterranean World in Late Antiquity
\nAR590: Ceramic Studies in Archaeology
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CL101: The World of Greece
\nCL102: The World of Rome
\nCL106: The Others: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in the Ancient World
\nCL111: Beginning Latin
\nCL112: Latin, II
\nCL115: Intensive Latin
\nCL161: Ancient Greek
\nCL162: Ancient Greek, II
\nCL211: Intermediate Latin, III: Prose
\nCL212: Latin, IV: Verse
\nCL213: Greek and Roman Mythology
\nCL216: Greek and Roman Religion
\nCL261: Greek, III: Prose
\nCL351: Latin Seminar
\nCL391: Greek Seminar
\nCL451: Advanced Latin Seminar
\nCL461: Advanced Greek Seminar
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CC101: Core Humanities, I: Ancient Worlds
\nCC102: Core Humanities II: The Way: Antiquity and the Medieval World
\nCC201: Core Humanities III: Renaissance, Rediscovery, and Reformation<\/p>\n
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EN122: Medieval Worlds
\nEN163: Reading Shakespeare
\nEN221: Major Authors, I
\nEN322: British Literature, I
\nEN325: Topics in Early Modern British Literature
\nEN363: Shakespeare, I
\nEN364: Shakespeare, II
\nEN465: Critical Studies in Literature and Society [topic varies]
\nEN473: Critical Studies in Literary Genres [topic varies]
\nEN495: Critical Studies in Literary Topics [topic varies]<\/p>\n
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HI101: The Dawn of Europe: Antiquity to the Renaissance
\nHI175: World History to 1500
\nHI191: What Is Europe?
\nHI200: The Historian\u2019s Craft
\nHI201: History of Medieval Europe
\nHI203: Magic, Science, and Religion [=RN 242]
\nHI204: History of the Crusades
\nHI207: Game of Thrones: Power and Politics in Pre-Modern Europe
\nHI208: Renaissance Europe
\nHI209: The Reformation: Religious Conflict in Early Modern Europe [=RN310]
\nHI210: Europe between Renaissance and Revolution
\nHI213: Sacred and Secular Power in Christianity and Islam [=RN208]
\nHI237: Reconstructing the African Past
\nHI254: The History of Ireland
\nHI255: History of Spain, 711-1898
\nHI260: The Venetian Republic
\nHI261: The Venetian Republic: 697-1797
\nHI290: Topics in History [topic varies]
\nHI304: Science and Religion: Dialogue and Debate
\nHI343: Taste, Culture, and Power: The Global History of Food
\nHI345: Greece and the Greeks: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern
\nHI347: Bodies, Drugs, and Healing: A Global History of Medicine
\nHI349: History of Religion in Precolonial Africa
\nHI350: Atlantic History
\nHI363: Early Chinese History
\nHI377: The Sword, the Cross, and the Crescent: Byzantium and the Near East
\nHI378: Armenia from Antiquity to the Middle Ages
\nHI385: History of Premodern Iran
\nHI400: Topics in History
\nHI406: Monks, Friars, and Saints
\nHI407: Topics in Medieval Religious Culture
\nHI410: Religion, Community, and Culture in Medieval Spain [=RN410 \/ JS455]
\nHI412: Popular Culture in Medieval and Early Modern Europe
\nHI414: Society and Culture in Early Modern Europe
\nHI482: Merchants, Pirates, Missionaries, and the State in Maritime Asia, 600-2000
\nHI595: Morocco: History on the Cusp of Three Continents<\/p>\n
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AH111: Pyramids to Cathedrals: An Introduction to Ancient and Medieval Art
\nAH220: Islamic Art and Architecture
\nAH225: Arts of Asia
\nAH234: Art of Rome
\nAH240: Medieval Art in Europe
\nAH257: Renaissance Art
\nAH313: Early Modern Islam
\nAH314: After Genghis Khan
\nAH317: From Morocco to Timbuktu: Art and Architecture at the Saharan Crossroads
\nAH352: Venetian Renaissance Art
\nAH365: Baroque Arts in Northern Europe
\nAH444: Illuminated Manuscripts from the Middle Ages
\nAH504: Topics in Religion and the Visual Arts [topic varies]
\nAH527: Topics in Art and Society [topic varies]
\nAH534: Imperial Rome
\nAH541: Courtly Commissions: Ottoman Art and Architecture
\nAH557: High Renaissance and Mannerist Art in Italy
\nAH563: Global Baroque<\/p>\n
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JS110: Judaism
\nJS244: Jewish Mysticism, I: Formative Traditions
\nJS250: Holy City: Jerusalem in Time, Space, and Imagination [=RN220]
\nJS311: Dead Sea Scrolls [=RN334]
\nJS455: Religion, Community, and Culture in Medieval Spain [=HI410 \/ RN410]<\/p>\n
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PH408: History of Medieval Philosophy [=RN338]
\nPH409: Maimonides<\/p>\n
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RN101: The Bible
\nRN103: Religions of Asia
\nRN104: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
\nRN202: From Jesus to Christ: The Origins of Christianity
\nRN206: Scriptures in World Religion
\nRN211: Chinese Religion
\nRN216: Judaism
\nRN220: Holy City: Jerusalem in Time, Space, and Imagination [=JS250]
\nRN224: Woman and Religion
\nRN242: Magic, Science, and Religion [=HI203]
\nRN325: Jewish Mysticism, I: Formative Traditions [=JS244]
\nRN326: The Kabbalah
\nRN334: Dead Sea Scrolls [=JS311]
\nRN338: History of Medieval Philosophy [=PH408]
\nRN340: The Qur\u2019an
\nRN348: Rumi and Persian Sufi Poetry [=LZ381]
\nRN410: Religion, Community, and Culture in Medieval Spain [=HI410 \/ JS455]
\nRN420: Maimonides [=PH409]
\nRN494: Magical Texts: Literature and Practice
\nRN556: Dante: The Divine Comedy, II: Purgatory and Paradise [=LI556 \/ XL385]<\/p>\n
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LF564: Medieval Lyric
\nLF565: Topics in Medieval and Renaissance Literature [topic varies]
\nLI350: Italian Literature, I: Medieval
\nLI555: Dante\u2019s Hell [=RN555 \/ XL383]
\nLI556: Dante: The Divine Comedy, II: Purgatory and Paradise [=RN556 \/ XL385]
\nLS575: Topics in Peninsular Literature [topic varies]<\/p>\n
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LC250: Masterpieces of Classical Chinese Literature
\nLC260: Gateway to Asian Cultures [=LJ260, LK260, LN260, XL260]
\nLC285: Topics in Chinese Literature [topic varies]
\nLC320: Advanced Classical Chinese
\nLJ250: Masterpieces of Japanese Literature
\nLJ316: Classical Japanese
\nLK251: Classics of Korean Literature
\nLY441: 1001 Nights in the World Literary Imagination [=EN390]
\nLZ380: Persian Epic and Romance
\nLZ381: Rumi and Persian Sufi Poetry [=RN348]
\nXL223: Introduction to Middle Eastern Literatures
\nXL224: Introduction to East Asian Literatures
\nXL225: Introduction to South Asian Literatures
\nXL341: Medieval Muslim Travel Writing
\nXL343: Alexander the Great in the East
\nXL381: Topics in Gender and Literature<\/p>\n
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