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For the Foreign Culture requirement, students may take only one of the following general courses as part of the cluster:
Anthropology & Sociology 102: Cultural Anthropology
Anthropology & Sociology 103: Introduction to Sociology Economics 347: Comparative Economics Systems Government & Law 102: Introduction to International Politics Government & Law 103: Introduction to Comparative Politics History 105: Development of the Modern World History 106: Introduction to History Music 103: Introduction to World Music Traditions Religion 101: Introduction to Religion Foreign Culture ClusterStudents are advised to choose their courses from one of the following seven clusters. However, they may design an individualized cluster subject to approval of their adviser and the Foreign Culture Requirement Subcommittee. Africa and the Middle East
Anthropology & Sociology 209: Ethnography (if focus is Africa)
Anthropology & Sociology 232: Magic, Science, and Religion (if focus is Middle East or Africa) Economics & Business 354: Contemporary African Economics English 349: Post-Colonial Literature Government & Law 222: Political Change in the Third World Government & Law 223: Politics of Africa Government & Law 230: Middle East Politics Government & Law 402: Peace Process in the Middle East Hebrew 101, 102 (or demonstration of elementary-level proficiency) History 373: The Middle East and North Africa Interdisciplinary Studies 170: Africa (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 175: Israel, Greece, Rome (Interim Session) Religion 216: Traditional West African Religion Asia
Government & Law 224: Politics in Asia
Government & Law 228: Human Rights in Asia Government & Law 229: Politics, Law, and Diplomacy in Japan Government & Law 239: International Politics of Asia History 247: Traditional China History 248: Modern China History 249: Modern Japan History 372: Studies in Asian History Interdisciplinary Studies 112: Introduction to East Asia Japanese 101, 102: Elementary Japanese (or demonstration of elementary-level proficiency) Japanese 211, 212: Japanese Civilization and Culture Religion 211: Hinduism Religion 212: Buddhism Central and Western EuropeAlong with French and/or German 101, 102, included within this cluster are all appropriate elementary-level language courses that might be taken at Lehigh Valley Association of Independent Colleges institutions or within the framework of a LVAIC-sponsored summer language/culture study abroad program. Each course places strong emphasis on historical and cultural contexts. However, CL 225, 351, and 460 are acceptable only if the major content is appropriate to the cluster-focused on aspects of culture within Central and Western Europe. Courses dealing with the British Isles are excluded from this cluster.
Anthropology & Sociology 204: European Communities
Anthropology & Sociology 209: Ethnography Anthropology & Sociology 214: Race and Ethnic Relations Art 102: Introduction to Art History II Art 126: History of Architecture II Art 222: Medieval Art Art 223: Italian Renaissance Art Art 224: Baroque and Rococo Art Art 226: Age of Michelangelo Art 228: Northern Renaissance Painting Comparative Literature 102: Survey of European Literature II Comparative Literature 142: Masterworks of German Literature and Film Comparative Literature 225: Special Topics in Comparative Literature Comparative Literature 351: Special Topics in Literature in Translation Comparative Literature 460: Reading and Research in Comparative Literature German 237: German Foreign Policy Government & Law 221: Politics in Western Europe History 219: Modern European Society through Film History 221: The Medieval World History 222: Emergence of Western Europe History 227: Europe: 1850-1917 History 228: Europe: World War I to the Present History 253, 254: European Thought, Society, and Culture History 352: Europe Seminar Interdisciplinary Studies 165: The Open Wall and the New Europe of the 1990s (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 180: Fin-de-Siscle Vienna (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 185: Contemporary French Civilization in Paris (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 250: French Commerce and Culture (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 492: Politics and the Arts in France, 1919-1945 (Interim Session) Music 102: Music in Western Civilization Music 282: Mozart Religion 262: Jewish Responses to Catastrophe France
Art 233: Nineteenth-Century Painting and Sculpture
Comparative Literature 351: Special Topics in French Literature in Translation French 101, 102; demonstration of elementary-level proficiency; or LVAIC summer session in France History 225: The Age of Revolution Interdisciplinary Studies 185: Contemporary French Civilization in Paris (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 250: French Culture and Commerce (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 492: Politics and the Arts in France, 1919-1945 (Interim Session) Germany
Comparative Literature 142: Masterworks of German Literature and Film
Comparative Literature 351: Special Topics in German Literature in Translation German 101, 102; demonstration of elementary-level proficiency; or LVAIC summer session in Germany German 237: German Foreign Policy Interdisciplinary Studies 165: The Open Wall and the New Europe of the 1990s (Interim Session) Interdisciplinary Studies 180: Fin-de-Siscle Vienna (Interim Session) Latin America
Anthropology & Sociology 206: People of the Andes
Anthropology & Sociology 208: New World Civilizations Anthropology & Sociology 209: Ethnography (if focus is Latin America) Government & Law 227: Politics in Latin America and the Caribbean History 245: Spanish and Portuguese America History 246: Modern Latin America History 368: Latin American Seminar Spanish 101, 102; demonstration of elementary-level proficiency; or LVAIC summer session in Spain or Mexico Russia
Comparative Literature 161, 162: Russian Literature in English
Economics and Business 356: Economic History of Russia in the Twentieth Century Government & Law 225: Politics in Russia Government & Law 238: Russian Foreign Policy History 243, 244: Traditional Russia and the USSR History 354: Seminar in Russo-Soviet His tory Interdisciplinary Studies 280: Russia (Interim Session) Russian 101, 102 (or demonstration of elementary-level proficiency) |
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