Courses

Our courses explore the widening possibilities for humanistic study in a young millennium, reaching out to the arts and sciences and testing the conventions of intellectual exchange.

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Fall 2025 Courses

20th-Century French Narrative Prose: 20th and 21st-Century
Subject associations
FRE 524 / HUM 524
Instructors
Thomas A. Trezise
Aesthetics & Politics: Spatial Theory & Praxis
Subject associations
ENG 578 / ARC 579 / COM 590 / HUM 578 / MOD 578
Instructors
Andrew Cole
Interdisciplinarity and Antidisciplinarity
Subject associations
HUM 583 / FRE 582 / ENG 586
Instructors
Kinohi Nishikawa
Christy N. Wampole
Technophobia
Subject associations
FRE 546 / HUM 546
Instructors
Christy N. Wampole
Topics in Media Theory & History: Media Theory since 2000
Subject associations
GER 523 / MOD 533 / HUM 532
Instructors
Devin A. Fore

Spring 2025 Courses

Data in the Humanities
Subject associations
CDH 507 / HUM 507
Instructors
Jeri E. Wieringa
Spring 2025
Humanistic Perspectives on History and Society: Marx and Race
Subject associations
HUM 597 / MOD 597 / ENG 597 / COM 586 / AAS 597
Instructors
Eduardo L. Cadava
Andrew Cole
Spring 2025
Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities: Death
Subject associations
HUM 595 / ART 591 / HLS 590 / ANT 595
Instructors
Elizabeth A. Davis
Carolyn Laferriere
Spring 2025
Introduction to Critical Theory: Phenomenology
Subject associations
ENG 572 / HUM 572
Instructors
Gayle Salamon
Spring 2025
What Photography Can Do
Subject associations
FRE 536 / HUM 510 / MOD 512 / ART 592
Instructors
Christy N. Wampole
Spring 2025
Writing After Dying: Archive, Plasticity, Afterlife
Subject associations
SPA 590 / LAS 590 / COM 591 / HUM 590
Instructors
Javier E. Guerrero
Spring 2025