Courses

Arts and Humanities

The following courses will apply to the IU Bloomington GenEd Arts & Humanities requirement if taken in Summer 2011, Fall 2011, or Spring 2012.

• AAAD-A 112    Black Music of Two Worlds
• AAAD-A 131    Early African American and African Diaspora Literature
• AAAD-A 132    Recent African American and African Diaspora Literature
• AAAD-A 150    Survey of the Culture of Black Americans
• AAAD-A 169    Introduction to African American Literature
• AAAD-A 249    African American Autobiography
• AAAD-A 252    African American Art I: African Heritage
• AAAD-A 277    Images of Blacks in Films: 1903-1950s
• AAAD-A 278    Contemporary Black Film
• AAAD-A 290    Sociocultural Perspectives of African American Music
• AAAD-A 297    Popular Music of Black America
• AAST-A 200    Asian American Literature
• AMID-D 191    Design Studies: Form and Function
• AMST-A 200    Comparative American Identities
• AMST-A 202    U.S. Arts and Media
• ANTH-A 208    Topics in Anthropology of the Arts and Expressive Behavior
• ANTH-E 208    Global Jazz, Reggae, and Hip-Hop: African Diasporic Music Beyond the African Diaspora
• CLAS-C 101    Ancient Greek Culture
• CLAS-C 102    Roman Culture
• CLAS-C 205    Classical Mythology
• CLAS-C 206    Classical Art and Archaeology
• CLLC-L 110    Collins Seminar: Text, Image, Sound
• CLLC-L 210    Collins Colloquium:  Culture, the Arts, and Society
• CMCL-C 121    Public Speaking
• CMCL-C 190    Introduction to Media
• CMCL-C 205    Introduction to Communication & Culture
• CMCL-C 208    Image Cultures
• CMCL-C 220    Performing Human/Nature: Defining Relationships with the Environment
• CMCL-C 228    Argumentation and Public Advocacy
• CMCL-C 238    Communication in Black America
• CMLT-C 111    Reading the World
• CMLT-C 147    Images of the Self: East and West
• CMLT-C 151    Introduction to Popular Culture
• CMLT-C 155    Culture and the Modern Experience
• CMLT-C 200    Honors Seminar
• CMLT-C 205    Comparative Literary Analysis
• CMLT-C 216    Science Fiction, Fantasy, and the Western Tradition
• CMLT-C 217    Detective, Mystery, and Horror Literature
• CMLT-C 219    Romance and the Western Tradition
• CMLT-C 251    Lyrics and Popular Song
• CMLT-C 252    Literary and Television Genres
• CMLT-C 255    Modern Literature and Other Arts: An Introduction
• CMLT-C 257    Asian Literature and Other Arts
• CMLT-C 261    Introduction to African Literature
• CMLT-C 262    Cross-Cultural Encounters
• CMLT-C 265    Introduction to East Asian Poetry
• CMLT-C 291    Studies in Non-Western Film
• COGS-Q 240    Philosophical Foundations of the Cognitive and Information Sciences
• COLL-C 103    Critical Approaches to the Arts and Humanities
• COLL-S 103    IFS Seminar in A&H
• EALC-E 100    East Asia: An Introduction
• EALC-E 110    Popular Culture in East Asia
• EDUC-M 200    Artifacts, Museums, and Everyday Life
• ENG-L 111    Discovering Literature
• ENG-L 112    Experiencing World Cultures through Literatures in English
• ENG-L 203    Introduction to Drama
• ENG-L 204    Introduction to Fiction
• ENG-L 205    Introduction to Poetry
• ENG-L 206    Introduction to Prose (Excluding Fiction)
• ENG-L 207    Women and Literature
• ENG-L 210    Studies in Popular Literature and Mass Media
• ENG-L 213    Literary Masterpieces I
• ENG-L 214    Literary Masterpieces II
• ENG-L 220    Introduction to Shakespeare
• ENG-L 223    Introduction to Ethnic American Literature
• ENG-L 224    Introduction to World Literatures in English
• ENG-L 230    Introduction to Science Fiction
• ENG-L 240    Literature and Public Life
• ENG-L 241    American Jewish Writers
• ENG-L 249    Representations of Gender and Sexuality
• ENG-L 295    American Film Culture
• ENG-W 103    Introductory Creative Writing
• FINA-A 206    Classical Art and Archaeology
• FINA-A 226    Survey of Medieval Art
• FINA-A 231    The Age of Giants: Art in the Time of Leonardo and Michelangelo
• FINA-A 234    Renaissance Florence
• FINA-D 210    Digital Art: Survey and Practice
• FINA-F 100    Fundamental Studio--Drawing
• FINA-F 101    Fundamental Studio--3D
• FINA-F 102    Fundamental Studio--2D
• FINA-H 100    Introduction to Art History and Visual Culture for Non-Majors
• FINA-N 110    Introduction to Studio Art for Nonmajors
• FINA-N 130    Digital Imagery for Nonmajors
• FINA-N 198    Introduction to Photography for Nonmajors
• FINA-S 270    Sculpture I
• FINA-S 271    Introduction to Figurative Sculpture
• FINA-S 291    Fundamentals of Photography
• FOLK-E 112    Black Music of Two Worlds
• FOLK-E 295    Survey of Hip Hop
• FOLK-E 297    Popular Music of Black America
• FOLK-F 101    Introduction to Folklore
• FOLK-F 111    World Music and Culture
• FOLK-F 131    Folklore in the United States
• FOLK-F 225    Forms of Commemoration
• FOLK-F 235    Personal Narratives: A Course in Folklore and Literature
• FOLK-F 252    Folklore and the Humanities
• FRIT-M 222    Topics in Italian Culture
• FRIT-M 234    Florence in Florence
• FRIT-M 235    Rome, the City and the Myth
• GLLC-G 210    Global Village Colloquium
• HISP-S 220    Chicano and Puerto Rican Literature
• HISP-S 265    Topics in Hispanic Literature in Translation
• HON-H 211    Ideas and Experience I
• HON-H 232    Meaningful Writing
• HON-H 233    Great Authors, Composers, and Artists
• HON-H 234    Literature of Time and Place
• HON-H 235    Religion in Literature, Music, Art, and Performance
• HON-H 239    Gender across the Disciplines
• HON-H 242    Animal Ethics
• HPER-D 231    Introduction to Dance Studies
• INTL-I 201    Culture and the Arts: International Perspectives
• JSTU-J 203    Topics in Jewish Studies
• JSTU-L 280    David: The Man and the King
• JSTU-L 285    Guns and Roses: Representations of Soldiers & War in Modern Hebrew Literature
• MUS-P 110    Beginning Piano Class 1, Non-Music Majors
• MUS-P 120    Beginning Piano Class 2, Non-Music Majors
• MUS-T 109    Rudiments of Music
• MUS-T 151    Music Theory and Literature I
• MUS-Z 101    Music for the Listener
• MUS-Z 111    Introduction to Music Theory
• MUS-Z 120    Music in Multimedia
• MUS-Z 171    Opera Theater Series I
• MUS-Z 172    Opera Theater Series II
• MUS-Z 201    History of Rock 'n' Roll Music I
• MUS-Z 202    History of Rock 'n' Roll Music II
• MUS-Z 211    Music Theory II
• MUS-Z 250    Choral Masterworks: Singing Through History
• MUS-Z 260    Music in American Society
• NELC-N 212    Contemporary Literatures of the Middle East (in English Translation)
• PHIL-P 100    Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL-P 105    Thinking and Reasoning
• PHIL-P 135    Introduction to Existentialism
• PHIL-P 140    Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL-P 145    Introduction to Social and Political Philosophy
• PHIL-P 150    Elementary Logic
• PHIL-P 201    Ancient Greek Philosophy
• PHIL-P 211    Modern Philosophy: Descartes through Kant
• PHIL-P 240    Business and Morality
• PHIL-P 242    Applied Ethics
• PHIL-P 246    Introduction to Philosophy and Art
• POLS-Y 105    Introduction to Political Theory
• REL-A 210    Introduction to the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
• REL-A 220    Introduction to the New Testament
• REL-A 230    Introduction to Judaism
• REL-A 250    Introduction to Christianity
• REL-A 270    Introduction to Islam
• REL-B 210    Introduction to Buddhism
• REL-B 220    Introduction to Hinduism
• REL-C 210    The Liberal Tradition in U.S. Religious History
• REL-D 250    Religion, Ecology, and the Self
• REL-R 102    Religion and Popular Culture
• REL-R 133    Introduction to Religion
• REL-R 152    Jews, Christians, Muslims
• REL-R 153    Religions of Asia
• REL-R 160    Religion and American Culture
• REL-R 170    Religion, Ethics, and Public Life
• SLAV-C 223    Introduction to Czech Culture
• SLAV-P 223    Introduction to Polish Culture
• SLAV-R 123    Masterworks of Russian Short Fiction
• SLAV-R 223    Introduction to Russian Culture
• SLAV-R 224    Contemporary Russian Culture
• SLAV-R 263    Pushkin to Dostoevsky
• SLAV-R 264    Tolstoy to Solzhenitsyn
• SLAV-S 223    Introduction to Balkan and South Slavic Cultures
• SLAV-U 223    Introduction to Ukrainian Culture
• THTR-T 100    Introduction to Theatre
• THTR-T 101    Script Analysis for the Theatre
• THTR-T 120    Acting I: Fundamentals of Acting