Understanding Western Myth

credits chosen from:

• ANTH 202 Introduction to Culture (3.00)

• ANTH 307 Understanding Myths (3.00)

• CLAS 211 Greek Literature (3.00)

• CLAS 212 Roman Literature (3.00)

• CLAS 265 Mythologies of the Ancient Mediterranean (3.00)

• CLAS 322 Latin Literature of the Augustan Period (3.00)

• CLAS 330 Greek Drama (3.00)

• ENGL 307 The Viking Age in Poetry and Prose (3.00)

• ENGL 316 Spenser (3.00)

• ENGL 319 Milton (3.00)

• ENGL 355 Joyce (3.00)

• IRST 230 Irish Mythology and Folklore (3.00)

• ITAL 351 Dramatic Representations in Italian Cinema and Culture (3.00)

• ITAL 367 Cultural Views of Italy (3.00)

• ITAL 415 Dante and the Middle Ages (3.00)

• ITAL 427 Italian Humanism and the Renaissance (3.00)

• RELI 301 The Hebrew Bible (3.00)

• RELI 3350 The Bible and Contemporary Literature (3.00)

• RELI 365 Religion and Literature (3.00)

• RELI 394 History of Satan: Evil Personified in Judaism and Christianity (3.00)

• SPAN 310 Hispanic Literature from the 12th to the 17th Centuries (3.00)

• SPAN 320 Defining Difference in Spanish America: Literature from 1500 to 1880 (3.00)

• SPAN 362 Cultures of Mexico, the Central American Region, and the Spanish Caribbean (3.00)

• SPAN 363 Cultures of the Southern Cone and the Andean Region (3.00)

• SPAN 365 The History of Spanish Culture (3.00)

• SPAN 406 Medieval Iberian Literatures, 1100-1500 (3.00)

• SPAN 412 Drama and Poetry in Renaissance and Baroque Spain, 1500-1690 (3.00)

• SPAN 420 Dictatorship and Exile in Modern Spain, 1939‑1975 (3.00)

• SPAN 453 From Object to Subject: Women and Discourse in Spain and Spanish America (3.00)

• SPAN 472 Discourses of Discovery, Colonization, and Resistance in Spain and Spanish America (3.00)

• THEO 226 Theology and Myth (3.00)

• THEO 234 Pilgrim Bodies, Sacred Journeys (3.00)

• THEO 242 Theology and the Arts (3.00)

• THEO 337 The Christian Sacraments (3.00)

• THEO 393 Philosophical Foundations of Christian Theology (3.00)

Students are responsible for verifying any prerequisite requirements associated with courses.
All course substitutions must be in a related topic and approved by Student Academic Services.