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CHINSE 379: Independent Study
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
See Chinse 378. (Course offered in the spring only.) Prerequisite: Chinse 202 or equivalent, and written permission of instructor. Hrs by arrangement, 3 Credits
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CHINSE 478: Readings & Research
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
Primarily for seniors with a GPA of at least 3.0 in their major who wish to pursue a research topic in depth, one ordinarily not available in standard course offerings. A written prospectus detailing the plan of study must be submitted to the supervising instructor and the department. (Course offered in the fall only.) Prerequisite: Chinse 202 or equivalent, and written permission of the instructor. Hrs by arrangement, 3 Credits.
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CHINSE 479: Readings & Research
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
See Chinse 478. (Course offered in the spring only.) Prerequisite: Chinse 202 or equivalent, and written permission of the instructor. Hrs by arrangement, 3 Credits
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CHINSE 498: Honors Thesis Chinse
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
Hrs by arrangement, 3 Credits
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CLSICS 161: Word Power
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
3 credits The debt our language owes to Latin and Greek. An introductory consideration of English vocabulary, word formation, and word origins. Attention is given to medical terminology. The course is suggested as an aid to basic skills development and to general language awareness. Distribution I Area: Philosophical and Humanistic Studies
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CLSICS 162: Grammar Power
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
3 credits Study of the fundamental structures and patterns of English grammar, with emphasis on developing a conceptual framework for analysis of language. Some attention to the comparison of English structures with those of other languages. Designed to serve, with or without CLSICS 161, to facilitate study of foreign language, increase general language awareness, and enhance verbal skills and reasoning in English.
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CLSICS 172: The Romans
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
3 credits
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CLSICS 175G: Athenian Democracy
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
4 credits The Athenians of the fifth century BC were the first to develop a form of government that allowed all citizens to participate in decision-making. This course examines the historical developments that led to this democracy and its fruitful consequences in art, comedy, and philosophy. Please note: Students may receive credit either for this course or for CORE C110 (Cultural History), but not for both. A first year seminar.
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CLSICS 210G: The Greeks
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
3 credits Many of today's debates-the role of women in society, how to share political power, our role in a seemingly chaotic world-were formulated by the Greeks 2500 years ago. In this course participants analyze and discuss literary, philosophical, historical, and artistic works in order to see what solutions the Greeks arrived at. Capabilities addressed: Critical reading, critical thinking, and clear writing.
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CLSICS 212G: Women in Ancient Greece
3.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts-Boston
3 credits This course will introduce students to depictions of women in visual, literary, and documentary sources from Ancient Greece. We examine the roles women played in religion, medicine, society, and the family. We also consider philosophical inquiries into the role of men and women and look at the influences of slavery and war in Greek society.
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