MEMS Courses in Spring 2004

RH 6915: Medieval Manuscript Illumination

Dr. David Stanley

In some circumstances it may be possible for advanced undergraduates to enroll in graduate courses; consult with the course instructor.

ENL 3210: Medieval English Literature

Dr. James Paxson

ENL 4220: Elizabethan Prose Fictions

Dr. Jack Perlette

ENL 4221: Renaissance Literature: 17th Century Poetry

Dr. Ira Clark

ENL  4333: Shakespeare

Dr. Richard Burt

ENL 4333:  Shakespeare

 Dr. Mel New

ENL 4333: Shakespeare

Dr. John Perlette

ENL 4221: Renaissance Literature -- 17th Century Poetry

Dr. Ira Clark

ENL 6236: Studies in Restoration and 18th-Century Literature - The Rise of the Dunces

Dr. Mel New

(In some circumstances it may be possible for advanced undergraduates to enroll in graduate courses; consult with the course instructor.)  This course will cover English literature from 1660­1745, along with Laurence Sterne’s  Tristram Shandy (1759­67), and will concentrate on the poems and satires of Dryden,  Pope, and Swift, and the philosophy of John Locke, among other readings.

EUH 3501: Early Modern England

Dr. John Sommerville

GER 4400: Medieval Studies in German

Dr. Will Hasty

A reading of short verse narratives produced ca. 1200, combined with a study of  Middle High German. Also, there will be an introduction to the production, transmission, and editing of medieval manuscripts. Course conducted in German.

LIT 4930: Shakespeare's Theater of Likeness

Dr. R. Allen Shoaf

PHH 3400: Modern Philosophy (17th and 18th centuries)

Dr. Dan Kaufman

The course deals with the metaphysics and epistemology of Descartes, Malebranche, Leibniz, Boyle, Locke, and Hume.

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Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies

Will Hasty, 263 Dauer Hall, 273-3780
Email: hasty@ufl.edu

Mary Watt, 301 Pugh Hall, 392-2422
Email: marywatt@ufl.edu