Course Offerings · 2015-10-29 · Recent research and writings focused on the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey. JSIS C JSIS C 155 HEROES & HERETICS (I&S) 21623 A 5 TTh 130-320 GLD

Winter Quarter 2016

Middle East Studies Center

Course Offerings

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Jackson School of International Studies

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Anthropology ................................................................................................................................................................................................. 5

History ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Near Eastern Languages & Civilization (NEAR E) ............................................................................................................................ 6 Political Science ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 10 Languages & Courses Taught in Target Languages

Arabic ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Modern Hebrew ............................................................................................................................................................................ 12

Persian ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Turkish ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 14

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JACKSON SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

JSIS

JSIS 487 SPEC TPCS MID EAST (I&S)

15872 A 3 T 130-320 SIG 229 COATES ULRICHSEN,KRISTIAN ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS TRENDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST The purpose of this course is to introduce students to key trends that are reconfiguring the economic and business landscape in the Middle East. Focusing primarily on the United Arab Emirates and the Gulf, the course will combine public policy research with the academic study of how evolving state-business relations are influencing economic policy decisions and outcomes regionally and globally.

15873 B 3 W 130-320 LOW 116 HOLMES-EBER,PAULA WOMEN AND WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST Explore the roles of women, both as recipients of, but also as activists in, contemporary wars and conflicts in the Middle East. Students will explore consequences of decades of war in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the more recent conflicts in Syria and Egypt in terms of economic, political, health, education, and human rights for women. The course will also examine the other side of the issue, studying the active roles that women have played in recent conflicts: ranging from women’s participation in the Palestinian Intifada to the rise of female terrorism to women’s roles in the military in Jordan and Tunisia.

JSIS 495 TASK FORCE (I&S) Prerequisites

>15881 D 5 TTh 130-320 THO 331 FRIEDMAN,KATHIE THE SYRIAN REFUGEE CRISIS: WHAT SHOULD THE U.S. RESPONSE BE?

>15883 F 5 MW 830-1020 SMI 311 SMITH,DAVID ADAM IRAN AFTER THE NUCLEAR DEAL

JSIS 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >15902 A VAR to be arranged

IS >15903 B 2 to be arranged

JSIS 700 MASTER'S THESIS

IS >15904 A VAR to be arranged

JSIS 800 DOCTORAL DISSERTATN

IS >15905 A VAR to be arranged

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JSIS A

JSIS A 545 SEM MID EAST STDIES

Restr 15960 A 2 T 1230-120 THO 215 KASABA,RESAT SPECIAL TOPICS ON THE NEAR AND MIDDLE EAST Middle Eastern historiography, Islamic law, Islamic theology, relations between the Middle East and the world economy, political structures, social movements in the Middle East.

JSIS A 560 SMNR TURKISH STUDIES

>15963 A 2 M 1230-120 THO 217 KASABA,RESAT INSTRUCTOR PERMISSION REQUIRED REQUEST ADD CODE THO 111 Recent research and writings focused on the Ottoman Empire and modern Turkey.

JSIS C

JSIS C 155 HEROES & HERETICS (I&S)

21623 A 5 TTh 130-320 GLD 435 AHUVIA,MIKA Investigates the heroes, heretics, and radical pioneers of religious movements around the beginning of the Common Era (150 BCE-150 CE). Students learn to analyze primary sources, engage critically with secondary sources, and author their own historical narrative.

JSIS C 212 INTRO TO THE QUR'AN

16013 AA QZ to be arranged

16014 AB QZ to be arranged

16015 AC QZ to be arranged

16016 AD QZ to be arranged

16017 AE QZ to be arranged

16018 AF QZ to be arranged

A literary, historical, and theological introduction to the Quran. Looks at the historical circumstances of the text's compilation; its collection and redaction; its narrative structure; its rhetorical strategies; its major themes; it connections to and departures from the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament; commentary and exegesis; translation; and its impact on political and religious thought.

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JSIS C 250 JEWISH CULTURAL HIST (I&S)

16019 A 5 MW 130-320 CDH 139 NAAR,DEVIN E Introductory orientation to the settings in which Jews have marked out for themselves distinctive identities as a people, a culture, and as a religious community. Examines Jewish cultural history as a production of Jewish identity that is always produced in conversation with others in the non-Jewish world.

JSIS C 307 RELIG & WORLD POL (I&S)

16021 A 5 MW 1030-1150 GWN 301 GILL,ANTHONY J

16022 AA QZ TTh 830-920 SMI 107

16023 AB QZ TTh 930-1020 CLK 219

16024 AC QZ TTh 930-1020 SIG 228

16025 AD QZ TTh 1030-1120

16026 AE QZ TTh 1130-1220

16027 AF QZ TTh 1130-1220

16028 AG QZ TTh 1230-120 PAB B109

16029 AH QZ TTh 1230-120 GWN 301

Explores the intersection of religion and politics in various regions of the world, including the United States, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, and other regions. Presents an historical perspective on religion alongside contemporary issues in religion, politics, and church-state relations.

JSIS C 321 COMP RELIGION (I&S)

16030 A 5 MW 1130-120 SAV 131 PEREZ,MICHAEL VINCENTE Anthropological approaches to religious experience and belief with emphasis on conceptual issues such as ritual, symbolism, identity, ecstatic experience, and revitalization movements in the context of globalization. Also addresses the diversity of religious expression in American culture and how that compares with other societies.

JSIS C 489 SPEC TPCS JEWISH ST (I&S)

>16035 A 5 MW 1130-120 RAI 121 DISABILITY IN ISRAEL This course introduces disability as an important, yet largely neglected, perspective to the understanding of Israeli society and the place of disabled people in it. Students will read contemporary scholarship on disability in Israeli society and culture from multidisciplinary perspectives, including sociology, anthropology, history, cultural studies, law, and bioethics. Students will learn about the history of Israeli disability policy, the turn from charity and welfare to rights, the changing forms of disability activism, and the conflicts and tensions that shape the structure of the disability community in Israel.

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JSIS C 495 SEM JEWISH STUDIES (I&S)

16038 A 5 MW 230-420 BLD 286 AHUVIA,MIKA Open 0/ 20

JSIS C 502 RELIG IN COMP PERSP

16039 A 5 MW 230-420 BLD 286 AHUVIA,MIKA Analysis of selected theme or symbols in relation to several different religious traditions. Topics vary.

JSIS C 520 EARLY CHRISTIANITY

16040 A 5 Th 330-620 MGH 085 WILLIAMS,MICHAEL A CHRISTIANITIES AND IDENTITIES IN LATE ANTIQUITY Problems in the history and literature of early Christianity.

Anthropology

ANTH 269 SPECIAL TOPICS (I&S)

10278 A 5 TTh 130-320 SAV 139 MAWKANULI,TALANT "INTRODUCTION TO THE SILK ROAD" Introduces students to the Silk Road as a site of cultural exchange between peoples, and of political, economic, and intellectual exchange between regions and continents. Themes include ecology, empire, ethnicity, language, religion, and the arts. Considers the Silk Road as a forerunner and symbol of modern globalization.

ANTH 321 COMP RELIGION (I&S)

Restr 10280 A 5 MW 1130-120 SAV 131 PEREZ,MICHAEL VINCENTE Anthropological approaches to religious experience and belief with emphasis on conceptual issues such as ritual, symbolism, identity, ecstatic experience, and revitalization movements in the context of globalization. Also addresses the diversity of religious expression in American culture and how that compares with other societies.

ANTH 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >10311 A 1-10 to be arranged

ANTH 700 MASTERS THESIS

IS >10312 A 1-10 to be arranged

ANTH 800 DOCTORAL DISSERTATN

IS >10313 A 1-10 to be arranged

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HISTORY

HSTAFM 161 SURV MUSLIM NR EAST (I&S)

15300 A 5 TTh 130-320 SMI 205 SHEFFIELD,DANIEL J

NEAR EAST LANGUAGES & CIVILIZATION (NEAR E)

NEAR E 101 NEAR EAST GATEWAY (VLPA/I&S)

17849 A 5 MW 130-320 CDH 109 MARTIN,GARY D.

17850 AA QZ F 130-220 CDH 125

17851 AB QZ F 230-320 CDH 125

17852 AC QZ F 130-220 CDH 101

17853 AD QZ F 230-320 CDH 101 Provides general introduction to the peoples, cultures, and languages of the Near East, both past and present.

NEAR E 268 INTRO TO SILK ROAD (I&S)

21507 A 5 TTh 130-320 SAV 139 MAWKANULI,TALANT Introduces students to the Silk Road as a site of cultural exchange between peoples, and of political, economic, and intellectual exchange between regions and continents. Themes include ecology, empire, ethnicity, language, religion, and the arts. Considers the Silk Road as a forerunner and symbol of modern globalization.

NEAR E 296 SPECIAL STUDIES (I&S)

17855 B 5 MW 1230-220 OUG 136 ANDREWS,WALTER G DIGITAL HUMANITIES; TOPICS, DEBATES METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS. SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE NEAR EAST. GRADUATE STUDENTS SEE NEAR E 596 B. Learn about the exciting field of Digital Humanities. Explore, discuss and engage in a range of digital technologies, debates and methodologies to re-imagine Humanities research for the 21st Century. Learn the skills valued by employers in every industry.

NEAR E 311 ARCHY OF BIB ISRAEL (I&S)

21502 A 5 MW 330-520 CDH 711B SELOVER,STEPHANIE GRADUATE STUDENTS SEE NEAR E 511 Archaeology of ancient Israel (southern Levant). Covers the know archaeological material and Biblical and other contemporaneous textual sources to explore this topic, covering the archaeological cultures from the Middle Bronze Age to the end of the Babylonian Exile (2000-300 BCE).

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NEAR E 312 MID EAST DIST HERIT (I&S)

21509 A 5 TTh 330-520 CDH 711B SELOVER,STEPHANIE

Explores the history and context of recent politicization, looting, and destruction of archaeological and cultural sites in the Middle East, as well as the associated human toll, with primary focus on the current state of modern Syria and Iraq. Covers the politics of archaeology in the Middle East from the First Gulf War to more recent times.

NEAR E 317 JEWISH LIT & FILM (VLPA/I&S)

17860 A 5 TThF 130-320 SAV 264 SOKOLOFF,NAOMI B. PREVIOUSLY OFFERED AS NEAR E 251 CANNOT BE TAKEN FOR CREDIT IF STUDE TAKEN NEAR 251. Major themes of Jewish life treated in modern narrative and cinema. Topics include religious tradition and modernity. Jewish immigration to America, responses to the Holocaust and Zionism.

NEAR E 333 JUDSM/XTIANTY/ISLAM (I&S)

17861 A 3 MW 400-520 CDH 717 MAHMOOD,HAMZA PREVIOUSLY OFFERED AS NEAR E 414 CANNOT BE TAKEN FOR CREDIT IF STUDENT HAS TAKEN NEAR 414. GRADUATE STUDENTS SEE NEAR E 533 A. Looks at the phenomenon of prophecy in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim thought and writing from antiquity to modernity. Traces the development of prophetic expression in the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Quran. Surveys major themes and covers various eras, including prophecy in the American context.

NEAR E 344 MODERN PERSIAN LIT (VLPA/I&S)

17862 A 5 TTh 130-320 CDH 128 ALAVI,SAMAD PREVIOUSLY OFFERED AS NEAR E 426 CANNOT BE TAKEN FOR CREDIT IF STUDE TAKEN NEAR 426. General survey of the linguistic, geographical, historical, social, religious, and cultural aspects of the modern Arab world, including the Arabic language, family, and the Arab experience in the United States. Examines Arab American relations, the role of the past and of social change, and Arab art and music.

NEAR E 371 OTTOMAN LITERATURE (VLPA/I&S)

17863 A 5 MW 330-520 SAV 130 KURU,SELIM SIRRI PREVIOUSLY OFFERED AS NEAR E 443 Approaches Ottoman literature through translations and scholarly articles in English. Evaluates this particular literary tradition as an imperial production, through an analysis and critical reading of course materials.

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NEAR E 432 ARABIC SOCIOLING (VLPA/I&S) Prerequisites

17864 A 5 TTh 130-320 SAV 157 ELKHAFAIFI,HUSSEIN M. Focuses on how Arabic is used by native speakers in various social contexts. Examines diglossia (co-existence of Modern Standard Arabic with the Arabic vernacular), linguistic variation in the Arab world, and the effect of variables such as education, social status, politics, and gender.

NEAR E 490 SUPERVISED STUDY

IS >17865 A 1-6 to be arranged PRIOR APPROVAL FROM PROFESSOR REQUIRED. Special work in Near Eastern studies for graduates and undergraduates.

NEAR E 496 ADVANCED STUDIES (I&S)

>17866 A 5 MW 130-320 CDH 141 CIRTAUTAS,ILSE D TOPIC- TBD

NEAR E 498 SENIOR ESSAY (VLPA/I&S)

IS >17867 A 5 to be arranged

NEAR E 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

IS >17868 A 1-6 to be arranged

IS >17869 B 1-6 to be arranged

NEAR E 511 ARCHY OF BIB ISRAEL

>21506 A 5 MW 330-520 CDH 711B SELOVER,STEPHANIE GRADUATE SECTION OF NEAR E 311 A SEE IN STRUCTOR FOR ADD CODES Archaeology of ancient Israel (southern Levant). Covers the know archaeological material and Biblical and other contemporaneous textual sources to explore this topic, covering the archaeological cultures from the Middle Bronze Age to the end of the Babylonian Exile (2000-300 BCE).

NEAR E 533 JUDSM/STIANTY/ISLAM

Restr 17870 A 5 MW 400-520 CDH 717 MAHMOOD,HAMZA PREVIOUSLY OFFERED AS NEAR E 414 Looks at the phenomenon of prophecy in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim thought and writing from antiquity to modernity. Traces the development of prophetic expression in the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Quran. Surveys major themes and covers various eras, including prophecy in the American context.

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NEAR E 536 ISLAMIC LAW

17871 A 4 MW 130-320 LAW 118 LOMBARDI,CLARK B Selected topics in Islamic law that highlight major aspects of Islamic civilization.

NEAR E 539 ARABIC SOCIOLING

Restr 17872 A 5 TTh 130-320 SAV 157 ELKHAFAIFI,HUSSEIN M. GRAD SECTION OF NEAR E 432. Focuses on how Arabic is used by native speakers in various social contexts. Examines diglossia (co-existence of Modern Standard Arabic with the Arabic vernacular), linguistic variation in the Arab world, and the effect of variables such as education, social status, politics, and gender.

NEAR E 596 SPECIAL STUDIES

>17873 A 5 MW 130-320 CDH 141 CIRTAUTAS,ILSE D TOPIC- TBD

Restr 17874 B 3-5 MW 1230-220 OUG 136 ANDREWS,WALTER G DIGITAL HUMANITIES; TOPICS, DEBATES METHODOLOGIES AND TOOLS. SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON THE NEAR EAST. UNDERGRADUATE SECTION- NEAR E 296 B Learn about the exciting field of Digital Humanities. Explore, discuss and engage in a range of digital technologies, debates and methodologies to re-imagine Humanities research for the 21st Century. Learn the skills valued by employers in every industry.

NEAR E 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS 17875 A 1-10 to be arranged

NEAR E 700 MASTER'S THESIS

IS >17876 A VAR to be arranged

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POLITICAL SCIENCE

POL S 307 RELIG & WORLD POL (I&S)

19112 A 5 MW 1030-1150 GWN 301 GILL,ANTHONY J

19113 AA QZ TTh 830-920 SMI 107

19114 AB QZ TTh 930-1020 CLK 219

19115 AC QZ TTh 930-1020 SIG 228

19116 AD QZ TTh 1030-1120

19117 AE QZ TTh 1130-1220

19118 AF QZ TTh 1130-1220

19119 AG QZ TTh 1230-120 PAB B109

19120 AH QZ TTh 1230-120 GWN 301 Explores the intersection of religion and politics in various regions of the world, including the United States, Europe, Middle East, Latin America, and other regions. Presents an historical perspective on religion alongside contemporary issues in religion, politics, and church-state relations.

POL S 325 ARAB-ISRL CONFLICT (I&S)

19131 A 5 MWF 1230-120 SIG 134 DUMAN,YOAV H.

19132 AA QZ TTh 830-920 SAV 168

19133 AB QZ TTh 930-1020 MGH 248

19134 AC QZ TTh 930-1020 PAR 213

19135 AD QZ TTh 1030-1120

19136 AE QZ TTh 1130-1220

19137 AF QZ TTh 1230-120 GUG 204 The politics of conflicting ideologies: Zionism and Arab nationalism; formation of the state of Israel; development of Palestinian nationalism; Arab-Israeli wars. Re-emergence of Palestinian activism; domestic sources of foreign policy.

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LANGUAGES & COURSES TAUGHT IN TARGET LANGUAGES

ARABIC

ARAB 102 ELEMENTARY ARABIC Prerequisites

Restr 10314 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 CDH 125 BENSON,SUSAN

>10315 B 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 CDH 125 BENSON,SUSAN

Restr 10316 C 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 SAV 136 KIALI,NIDA Develops the four communicative language skills: listening, reading, and writing. Stresses communication skills and emphasizes the links between language and culture, using mainly Modern Standard Arabic, with exposure to Egyptian Colloquial Arabic.

ARAB 202 INTERMED ARABIC (VLPA) Prerequisites

Restr 10317 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 SAV 137 AHMED,KHALID A Explores aspects of Arab culture and emphasizes all skills of language acquisition: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students also learn more about Arab society in general and about features of Arab culture that influence the use of the language in daily life. Focuses on developing communication skills.

ARAB 402 ARAB MEDIA Prerequisites

Restr 10318 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 SAV 137 AHMED,KHALID A Studies authentic, unedited Arabic language materials from Arabic media. Topics include politics, economics, business, sports, and women's issues. Emphasis on developing fluency in oral and written expression through discussions, debates, presentations, and written work. Taught in Arabic.

ARAB 406 DEV MOD ARAB PROSE (VLPA) Prerequisites

10319 A 5 TTh 330-520 CDH 711A DEYOUNG,TERRI LYNN Modern essays, fiction, and ideological writings.

ARAB 490 SUPERVISED STUDY Prerequisites

IS >10320 A 1-6 to be arranged

ARAB 496 SPEC ST IN ARABIC (VLPA)

>10321 A 5 TTh 1030-1220 CDH 135

ARAB 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

IS >10322 A 1-6 to be arranged

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ARAB 512 ELEMENTARY ARABIC

Restr 10323 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 CDH 125 BENSON,SUSAN

Restr 10324 B 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 CDH 125 BENSON,SUSAN

>10325 C 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 SAV 136 KIALI,NIDA Develops the four communicative language skills: listening, reading, and writing. Stresses communication skills and emphasizes the links between language and culture, using mainly Modern Standard Arabic, with exposure to Egyptian Colloquial Arabic.

ARAB 522 INTERMEDIATE ARABIC

Restr 10326 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 SAV 137 AHMED,KHALID A Explores aspects of Arab culture and emphasizes all skills of language acquisition: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students also learn more about Arab society in general and about features of Arab culture that influence the use of the language in daily life. Focuses on developing communication skills.

ARAB 542 ARAB MEDIA

Restr 10327 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 SAV 137 AHMED,KHALID A Studies authentic, unedited Arabic language materials from Arabic media. Topics include politics, economics, business, sports, and women's issues. Emphasis on developing fluency in oral and written expression through discussions, debates, presentations, and written work. Taught in Arabic.

ARAB 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >10328 A 1-10 to be arranged

MODERN HEBREW

MODHEB 102 ELEM MODERN HEBREW Prerequisites

Restr 17351 A 5 MW 930-1120 SAV 136 KHAZZAM-HOROVITZ,HADAR F 930-1020 SAV 162 KHAZZAM-HOROVITZ,HADAR Modern Israeli Hebrew. Core vocabulary, grammar, conversational text, and oral and written communication. Excerpts from modern Hebrew prose and poetry.

MODHEB 200 HEBREW CONVERSATION (VLPA/I&S) Prerequisites

17352 A 2 TTh 1230-120 SAV 138 ROMANO,TOVI Builds upon skills in Modern Hebrew and promotes cultural proficiency as an integrated and essential component of language learning. Enhances communication through the acquisition and use of vocabulary and structure of the Hebrew language in authentic cultural and social contexts.

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MODHEB 202 INTERMED MOD HEBREW (VLPA) Prerequisites

Restr 17353 A 5 TTh 930-1120 SMI 309 ROMANO,TOVI F 1030-1120 SAV 264 ROMANO,TOVI GRADUATE STUDENTS SEE MODHEB 522 Readings of selected texts in modern Hebrew with continuing emphasis on grammar, syntax, composition, and conversation.

MODHEB 490 SUPERVISED STUDY Prerequisites

IS >17354 A 1-6 to be arranged

MODHEB 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

IS >17355 A 1-6 to be arranged

MODHEB 512 ELEM MODERN HEBREW

Restr 17356 A 5 MW 930-1120 SAV 136 KHAZZAM-HOROVITZ,HADAR F 930-1020 SAV 162 KHAZZAM-HOROVITZ,HADAR Modern Israeli Hebrew. Covers vocabulary, grammar, conversational text, and oral and written communications.

MODHEB 522 INTERMED MOD HEBREW

Restr 17357 A 5 TTh 930-1120 SMI 309 ROMANO,TOVI F 1030-1120 SAV 264 ROMANO,TOVI Readings of selected texts in modern Hebrew with emphasis on grammar, syntax, composition, and conversation.

MODHEB 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >17358 A 1-10 to be arranged

PERSIAN

PRSAN 102 ELEMENTARY PERSIAN Prerequisites

Restr 19213 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD

Restr 19214 B 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD Conversation, pronunciation, and graded reading. Persian alphabet and basic sentence constructions. Offers rudimentary conversational and reading ability with a vocabulary of about two thousand words.

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PRSAN 202 INTERMED PERSIAN (VLPA) Prerequisites

Restr 19215 A 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD Reading of simple texts with emphasis on reading and writing, conversation skills, grammar, and syntax. Builds a vocabulary of standard Persian in preparation for advanced reading and comprehension of literary texts.

PRSAN 403 MODERN PERSIAN LIT (VLPA) Prerequisites

19216 A 5 TTh 1030-1220 CDH 110B ALAVI,SAMAD Development of poetry and prose after Iran felt and absorbed the impact of Western cultures. Periods and genres. Works of such authors as Jamalzadeh, Hedayat, Dehkoda, Al-e Ahmad, Nima, Sepehri, and Forugh.

PRSAN 490 SUPERVISED STUDY Prerequisites

IS >19217 A 1-6 to be arranged

PRSAN 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

IS >19218 A 1-6 to be arranged

PRSAN 512 ELEMENTARY PERSIAN

Restr 19219 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD

Restr 19220 B 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD Includes conversation, pronunciation, and graded reading. Covers Persian alphabet and basic sentence constructions. Offers rudimentary conversational and reading ability with a vocabulary of about two thousand words.

PRSAN 522 INTERMED PERSIAN

Restr 19221 A 5 MTWThF 1130-1220 SAV 155 SHAMS,SHAHRZAD Study of simple tests with emphasis on reading and writing, conversation skills, grammar, and syntax. Builds a vocabulary of standard Persian in preparation for advanced reading and comprehension of literary texts.

PRSAN 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >19222 A 1-10 to be arranged

TURKISH

TKISH 102 ELEMENTARY TURKISH Prerequisites

Restr 20857 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 YUCEL,MELIKE Introduction to modern Turkish. Pronunciation and conversation, grammar and composition, graded reading. Latin characters used throughout.

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TKISH 202 INTERMED TURKISH (VLPA) Prerequisites

Restr 20858 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 YUCEL,MELIKE Introduction to modern Turkish literature.

TKISH 402 MOD TKISH POP SONGS (VLPA) Prerequisites

20859 A 5 MW 1030-1220 SAV 156 KURU,SELIM SIRRI History of the Turkish republic through popular music and songs with reference to Turkish poetry through selected songs and poems. Develops speaking, reading, and writing skills in the Turkish language.

TKISH 490 SUPERVISED STUDY Prerequisites

IS >20860 A 1-6 to be arranged

TKISH 499 UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

IS >20861 A 1-6 to be arranged

TKISH 512 ELEMENTARY TURKISH

Restr 20862 A 5 MTWThF 930-1020 YUCEL,MELIKE Introduction to modern Turkish. Pronunciation and conversation, grammar and composition, graded readings. Latin characters used throughout.

TKISH 522 INTERMEDIATE TURKISH

Restr 20863 A 5 MTWThF 1030-1120 YUCEL,MELIKE Introduction to modern Turkish literature.

TKISH 600 INDEPNDNT STDY/RSCH

IS >20864 A 1-10 to be arranged