Writing-Intensive Courses Offered for SP 2024-25 term
Courses must be taken for letter grades in order to satisfy the writing-intensive core requirement.
Courses numbered 90 or above in English, History, History and Philosophy of Science, Humanities, Music, Philosophy, and Visual Culture
Course Name | Course Title |
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En 119 | Displacement |
En 120 | What Women Want: Desire and the Modern American Novel |
En 132 | After Austen: Nineteenth-Century British Women's Writing |
En 180 | Special Topics in English: Introduction to Asian American Literature and Theory |
En 180 | Special Topics in English: Contemporary African American Literature |
En/VC 110 | Sinners, Saints, and Sexuality in Premodern Literature |
En/VC 161 | The New Hollywood |
H 109 | Medieval Knighthood |
H/HPS 131 | History of Extinction |
H/L 142 | Perspectives on History through Russian Literature |
HPS/H 160 | Einstein on the Run: European Scientists Fleeing Fascism, War, and the Holocaust |
HPS/H 162 | Social Studies of Science |
HPS/H 168 | History of Electromagnetism and Heat Science |
HPS/Pl 122 | Probability, Evidence, and Belief |
HPS/Pl 124 | Philosophy of Space and Time |
Hum119 | Selected Topics in Humanities: Native North America |
Hum174 | Topics in Masterpieces of Chinese Writing |
L/Hum 151 | Japanese Literature in Translation from Medieval to Pre-modern |
L/Hum 154 | The Modern French Novel in Translation |
Mu 150 | Special Topics in Music: History of the Piano |
Pl 100 | Free Will |
VC 177 | Other Photographies |
Social Science courses with writing content
Course Name | Course Title |
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PS 099B | Political Science Research Seminar |
PS 141B | A History of Budgetary Politics in the United States |
February 13, 2025