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How Paris Became Paris (Art, Literature & Ideas) [SLECI6114]
CourseAn in-depth exploration of a fascinating period in French history from 1848 (when Flaubert starts working on Madame Bovary) to 1874 (when the first “Impressionist” exhibition happens). [25]
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The Worlds of your Mothers & their Mothers [SLECI6114]
CourseDiscover the possible worlds of our mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers, beginning in the 1880s and stretching into the 1980s. [45]
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Better than a Beach Read: U.S. Women’s Literature as History [SLECI6123]
CourseDiscover six remarkable women writers from the first half of the 20th century and the worlds that they illustrate through a window to their time. [45]
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American History on Film: Fact, Fiction, Memory (Fall 2026) [SLECI6124]
CourseTake a trip through American history as experienced in pivotal films: The Crucible, Glory, The Great Gatsby, A New Leaf, Doubt, American Fiction [35]
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Works of Art in Depth from the Metropolitan Museum [SLECI6113]
CourseExplore four paintings from the collection of the Metropolitan Museum, looking at them not only as important works of art, but also as documents of a moment in cultural and political history. [45]
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Italian Culture and History as Portrayed in Postwar Italian Cinema [SLECZ6113]
CourseLife and culture in Italy as portrayed in Italian cinema from the end of the war through the postwar reconstruction, the economic boom and its aftermath. [45]