University of Virginia
Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures
 
Degree Programs
   
  SPRING 2010 Graduate Courses in Middle East Studies
 
 
Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Languages and Cultures (MESALC) Courses
ARAB 2270 Culture and Society in the Contemporary Arab Middle East
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
14:00 - 15:15
MW
Obiedat
TBA
ARAB 5020-1 Advanced Arabic II
12:30 - 13:45
TR
Said Ramadan
TBA
ARAB 5020-2 Advanced Arabic II
14:00 - 15:15
TR
Said Ramadan
TBA
ARAB 7020 Advanced Arabic IV
14:00 - 15:15
MW
Faiza
TBA
ARAB 5840 Topics In Arabic Prose
11:00 - 12:15
TR
Sawaie
TBA
ARAB 5860 19th-Century Arabic Prose
14:00 - 15:15
TR
Sawaie
TBA
ARAB 7000 Teaching Arabic as a Second Language
10:45 - 12:15
TR
Said Ramadan
TBA
ARTR 2500 Taboo and the Arabic Novel
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
12:30 - 13:45
TR
Mahgoub
TBA
HIND 5020 Advanced Hindi Readings II
11:00 - 12:15
TR
Gour
TBA
PERS 3230 Introduction to Classical Persian Literature
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
14:00 - 15:15
TR
Korangy
TBA
PETR 5320 Life Narratives and Iranian Women Writers
9:00 - 10:15
MW
Milani
TBA
SANS 8993 Graduate Study in Sanskrit
TBA
TBA
Lang
TBA
SAST 4559

New Course in South Asian Studies: Popular Culture in South Asia: Visual Aesthetics
(graduate credit available by arrangement)

15:00 - 17:30
W
Patel
TBA
SATR 3000 Women Writing in India and Pakistan 1947-Present
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
15:30 - 18:00
W
Farooqi
TBA
SATR 3559 New Course:
Literature and Society in South Asia: Breaking the Cast(e)
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
11:00 - 12:15
TR
Farooqi
TBA
URDU 5020 Advanced Urdu II
14:00 - 15:15
TR
Chaussee
TBA
Department of Anthropology Courses
ANTH 2820 Emergence of States and Cities
(graduate credit available by arrangement)
12:30-13:45
TR
Wattenmaker
TBA
Link to the Anthropology Department's Courses Page
Department of French Courses
FREN 3046 African Literatures and Cultures
(relevance depends on specific content)
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Drame
TBA
Link to the French Department's Course Pages
Department of History Courses
HIEU 5302 Nationality, Race, and Ethnicity in Modern Europe
(relevance depends on specific content)
TBA
TBA
Geraci
TBA
HIME 2020 History of the Modern Middle East
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Thompson
TBA

HIME 2559
RELJ 2559

New Course in Middle East History: Women in Israeli Society
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Zalashik
TBA
HIME 3559
RELJ 3559
New Course in Middle East History: Israel: Immigration and Immigrants
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Zalashik
TBA
HIME 5002 Seeking Justice in the Middle East
TBA
TBA
Thompson
TBA
Link to the History Department's Courses Page
Department of Politics Courses
PLIR 3650 International Relations of the Middle East
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
9:30-10:45
TR
Quandt
Maury 209
PLIR 5250 Negotiating Arab - Israeli Peace
13:00-15:30
W
Quandt
CAB B-30
See SIS for more complete set of options.
Department of Religious Studies Courses
RELC 5559 New Course in Christianity: The Idea of Jerusalem from Pilgrimage to Crusade
TBA
TBA
Young
TBA
RELI 2080 Islam in the Modern World
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
9:00 - 9:50
MW
al-Rahim
Clark 108
RELI 5559 New Course in Islam: Classical Sources of Islamic Studies
15:30 - 18:00
M
al-Rahim
TBA
RELJ 2559 New Course in Judaism: Women in Israeli Culture
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Zalashik
TBA
RELJ 3559 New Course in Judaism: Israel: Immigrants and Immigration
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
TBA
TBA
Zalashik
TBA
RELJ 5559 New Course in Judaism: On Hannah Arendt
TBA
TBA
Geddes
TBA
RELG 7559 New Course in Religion: Philosophic Resources for Abrahamic Theologies: The Meanings of 'Universal,' 'True' and 'Absolute'
TBA
TBA
P. Ochs
TBA
RELG 7559 New Course in Religion: Feasting, Fasting and Faith: Food in Jewish and Christian Traditions
TBA
TBA
V. Ochs
TBA
Link to the Religious Studies Department's Courses Page
Department of Sociology Courses
Check the Sociology Department's Web Site for possible courses offered this semester.
STUDIES IN WOMEN AND GENDER (SWAG)
SWAG 3140 Border Crossings: Women, Islam, and Literature in the Middle East and North Africa
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
3:30 - 4:45
MW
Milani
TBA
SWAG 3559 New Course in SWAG: Transnational Feminisms
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
11:00 - 12:15
TR
Lavie
TBA
SWAG 3559 New Course in SWAG: Gendering Partition Cultures
(graduate credit may be possible -- by arrangement)
14:00 - 15:15
TR
Lavie
TBA
           


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