Ancient Mediterranean Studies

• •  ANME 251 - Ancient Greek Athletics
• •  ANME 263 - Tragedy in the Polis
• •  ANME 324 - Introduction to Egyptian Hieroglyphs

Art

• •  ART 133 - Monuments, Movements, and Manifestos
• •  ART 137 - Introduction to Socially Engaged Art
• •  ART 141 - Earthen Forms: Beginning Ceramics
• •  ART 151 - Introduction to Visual Narrative
• •  ART 161 - How to Make Anything
• •  ART 168 - The Artist Book
• •  ART 170 - Drawing Foundations
• •  ART 171 - The Figure
• •  ART 172 - Painting I - Imaginary Worlds
• •  ART 174 - Critical Natural History Illustration
• •  ART 176 - Beginning Bookbinding
• •  ART 177 - Drawing in Many Forms
• •  ART 180 - Form and Space
• •  ART 181 - Architectonic Structures
• •  ART 182 - Material Objects
• •  ART 190 - Art and Photography I
• •  ART 191 - Between the Mirror and the Window
• •  ART 192 - Black and White Analogue Photography
• •  ART 196 - Digital Video and Coding Interactivity
• •  ART 197 - Media Practice After Machine Learning
• •  ART 201 - Introduction to the History of Art
• •  ART 251 - Making Graphic Novels
• •  ART 270 - Experiments in Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking
• •  ART 274 - Painting II - Naturecultures
• •  ART 283 - Sculpture in the Ever-Expanding Field
• •  ART 287 - Art, Ecology, & Interdisciplinary Practice
• •  ART 291 - Art and Photography II
• •  ART 293 - Internet Literacy: AI Coding, Culture, and Art Practice
• •  ART 296 - Photography in the Expanded Field
• •  ART 298 - Laboratory for Experimental Photography
• •  ART 301 - Recent Writing About Art
• •  ART 313 - Art and Life in Renaissance Florence
• •  ART 314 - Indian Cinema Between Media
• •  ART 317 - Museum History and Theory
• •  ART 320 - Early Modern Art Beyond the Visual
• •  ART 334 - Modern and Contemporary Chinese Art
• •  ART 336 - Art and Cartography
• •  ART 337 - Queer Arts After Stonewall
• •  ART 346 - Introduction to Media Studies
• •  ART 350 - Oceans, Rains, Rivers, Pools: Histories of Water
• •  ART 354 - Performing Mediation (Video Art, 1960-2000)
• •  ART 355 - South Asia and the British Empire
• •  ART 358 - Engenderings
• •  ART 365 - Intersection: Architecture, Landscape Sculpture
• •  ART 370 - Environmental Art
• •  ART 372 - Intermediate Experiments in Painting, Drawing, and Printmaking
• •  ART 375 - Advanced Painting: Light, Embodiment, and the History of Seeing
• •  ART 376 - Photobook - Narrative and Sequence in Photography
• •  ART 382 - Installation/Participation
• •  ART 388 - Socially Engaged Art Forms
• •  ART 390 - Realism and Its Discontents in Contemporary Chinese Visual Media
• •  ART 392 - Intermediate Art, Photography, & Digital Media
• •  ART 393 - Art of Writing

Chinese

• •  CHIN 280 - Introduction to Hong Kong Cinema
• •  CHIN 323 - Daoist Texts
• •  CHIN 325 - Songs to Lost Music: Ci-Poetry
• •  CHIN 327 - Chinese Inhumanities: Construction of the Other in Chinese Literature
• •  CHIN 329 - The Strange and the Supernatural in Medieval China
• •  CHIN 334 - The Yijing: Text and Tradition of the Book of Changes
• •  CHIN 335 - Worlding Chinese Literature
• •  CHIN 346 - Modern China on the Silver Screen: From Allegories to Documentaries
• •  CHIN 348 - Reading for Translation
• •  CHIN 367 - Love in Late Imperial China
• •  CHIN 374 - Reading Early Chinese Novels: The Four Masterworks
• •  CHIN 380 - ”Dream of the Red Chamber” and the Literary Traditions of China
• •  CHIN 390 - Realism and Its Discontents in Contemporary Chinese Visual Media
• •  CHIN 412 - Selected Topics in Chinese Literature

Comparative Literature

• •  CMPL 201 - Introduction to Comparative Literature

Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies

• •  CRES 150 - The Cultural Study of Music
• •  CRES 162 - Introduction to Contemporary Dance: Cross-Cultural Contexts
• •  CRES 254 - Africa in the Black Musical Imagination
• •  CRES 259 - Afro-Asian Musical Engagements
• •  CRES 265 - Dances of Africa and the African Diaspora
• •  CRES 300 - Junior Seminar
• •  CRES 330 - Studies in Cultural Contacts: Modernity and Memory in the Indian Ocean
• •  CRES 331 - Studies in American Literature: Literature of Reconstruction: “Postbellum - Pre-Harlem”
• •  CRES 332 - Literature After Empire
• •  CRES 334 - Black American Cinema
• •  CRES 336 - Studies in African American Literature: African American Modernism
• •  CRES 338 - Latin American, Caribbean and Latinx Critical Theory
• •  CRES 359 - Music and the Black Freedom Struggle, 1865-1965
• •  CRES 365 - Dance and Identity on the Global Stage

Creative Writing

• •  CRWR 201 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• •  CRWR 207 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
• •  CRWR 224 - Introduction to Poetry
• •  CRWR 321 - Special Topics Studio
• •  CRWR 331 - Special Topics Studio

Dance

• •  DANC 111 - Introduction to Contemporary Dance: Mind in Motion
• •  DANC 112 - Introduction to Contemporary Dance: Cross-Cultural Contexts
• •  DANC 201 - Introduction to Dance Studies: History and Culture
• •  DANC 202 - Ballet for All of Us
• •  DANC 205 - Dance Lab: Making Choreography
• •  DANC 211 - Afro-Contemporary Dance
• •  DANC 232 - Community Dance and Collective Creation
• •  DANC 253 - Improvisation: Solo Forms and Shared Practices
• •  DANC 254 - Contact Improvisation
• •  DANC 260 - Dances of Bali, Indonesia
• •  DANC 265 - Dances of Africa and the African Diaspora
• •  DANC 270 - Dance, Gender, and Sexuality
• •  DANC 311 - Contemporary Dance III: Action and Interaction
• •  DANC 313 - Contemporary Dance V: Biography/Autobiography
• •  DANC 321 - Contemporary Performance Ensemble
• •  DANC 362 - Dance & Ecology: Ethnographic Approaches
• •  DANC 364 - Ancestry in Motion: A Dunham Technique Immersion
• •  DANC 365 - Dance and Identity on the Global Stage
• •  DANC 411 - Advanced Technique: Performance Practices

English

• •  ENG 201 - Introduction to Narrative
• •  ENG 205 - Introduction to Fiction
• •  ENG 206 - Environmental Humanities Collaboratory
• •  ENG 211 - Introduction to Poetry and Poetics
• •  ENG 212 - British Poetry
• •  ENG 220 - Studies in British Culture
• •  ENG 242 - Introduction to Drama
• •  ENG 261 - Introduction to Film
• •  ENG 281 - Introduction to Rhetorical & Aesthetic Theory
• •  ENG 301 - Junior Seminar in English Literary History
• •  ENG 320 - Studies in Drama
• •  ENG 333 - Studies in Fiction
• •  ENG 337 - Studies in British Culture
• •  ENG 341 - Studies in American Literature
• •  ENG 352 - Studies in Medieval Literature
• •  ENG 355 - Twentieth-Century Jewish Literature
• •  ENG 356 - Studies in African American Literature
• •  ENG 362 - Studies in Early Modern Literature
• •  ENG 366 - Studies in Poetry
• •  ENG 370 - Studies in Cultural Contacts
• •  ENG 381 - Film and New Media Studies
• •  ENG 386 - Word and Image
• •  ENG 400 - Introduction to Literary Theory

Film & Media Studies

• •  FMST 300 - Introduction to Film Studies: Form and History on the Big Screen
• •  FMST 301 - Introduction to Film Theory
• •  FMST 302 - Introduction to Media Studies

French

• •  FREN 331 - French Literature and Culture of the Middle Ages
• •  FREN 332 - Time and Narration in French Literature
• •  FREN 336 - Social Networks in French Literature
• •  FREN 343 - Novel Strategies in Late Twentieth-Century French Fiction
• •  FREN 348 - Writing Vulnerability in Contemporary French Literature
• •  FREN 350 - Uncanny Modernity
• •  FREN 351 - The Art of Deception in Early Modern French Drama
• •  FREN 363 - Introduction to Francophone Literature
• •  FREN 373 - Alchemies of the Verb: Experiments in French Poetry
• •  FREN 384 - Poetics of the Nonhuman
• •  FREN 390 - Postwar French Cinema (1945-1975)

German

• •  GER 335 - Contemporary German Literature
• •  GER 336 - Telling the Past: History, Trauma, and Memory in German Culture
• •  GER 347 - Ecocinema
• •  GER 348 - Visions of Modernity: Science, Media and Magic in Europe, 1770-1910
• •  GER 349 - Cinema and Politics
• •  GER 355 - Twentieth-Century Jewish Literature
• •  GER 356 - Inhuman Environments in Literature, Art, and Thought
• •  GER 391 - German Theory I
• •  GER 392 - Studies in German Theory II

Greek

• •  GRK 301 - Advanced Greek I
• •  GRK 302 - Advanced Greek II

Greek, Latin, and Ancient Mediterranean Studies

• •  ANME 254 - Trading People: Greek Literature and the Rise of Money

Humanities

• •  HUM 211 - The Birth of the Modern I
• •  HUM 212 - The Birth of the Modern II
• •  HUM 221 - Modern European Humanities I
• •  HUM 222 - Modern European Humanities II
• •  HUM 231 - Human and Nature (Ancient and Early Medieval China)
• •  HUM 232 - Empires (Medieval China: From the Tang to the Yuan Dynasty)

Latin

• •  LAT 301 - Advanced Latin I
• •  LAT 302 - Advanced Latin II

Literature

• •  LIT 300 - Israeli Cinema: Myth, Memory, and History
• •  LIT 302 - French Connections: The Intertwined Histories of French and American Cinema
• •  LIT 304 - Self-Narration Before and After Proust
• •  LIT 306 - History of Truth and Authenticity
• •  LIT 308 - The Monstrous and the Human in Medieval and Early Modern France
• •  LIT 309 - Introduction to Media Studies
• •  LIT 400 - Introduction to Literary Theory

Literature - Chinese

• •  LIT 220 - Introduction to Hong Kong Cinema
• •  LIT 311 - The Yijing: Text and Tradition of the Book of Changes
• •  LIT 312 - Worlding Chinese Literature
• •  LIT 313 - Modern China on the Silver Screen: From Allegories to Documentaries
• •  LIT 315 - Reading for Translation
• •  LIT 318 - Love in Late Imperial China
• •  LIT 319 - Reading Early Chinese Novels: The Four Masterworks
• •  LIT 320 - ”Dream of the Red Chamber” and the Literary Traditions of China
• •  LIT 321 - Realism and Its Discontents in Contemporary Chinese Visual Media
• •  LIT 323 - Daoist Texts
• •  LIT 325 - Songs to Lost Music: Ci-Poetry
• •  LIT 327 - Chinese Inhumanities: Construction of the Other in Chinese Literature
• •  LIT 329 - The Strange and the Supernatural in Medieval China

Literature - French

• •  LIT 330 - Postwar French Cinema (1945-1975)

Literature - German

• •  LIT 343 - German Theory I
• •  LIT 344 - Studies in German Theory II
• •  LIT 345 - Inhuman Environments in Literature, Art, and Thought
• •  LIT 346 - Twentieth-Century Jewish Literature
• •  LIT 347 - Ecocinema
• •  LIT 348 - Visions of Modernity: Science, Media and Magic in Europe, 1770-1910
• •  LIT 349 - Cinema and Politics

Literature - Ancient Mediterranean Studies

• •  LIT 251 - Ancient Greek Athletics
• •  LIT 253 - Tragedy in the Polis
• •  LIT 254 - Trading People: Greek Literature and the Rise of Money

Literature - Russian

• •  LIT 266 - Russian Short Fiction
• •  LIT 267 - Love and Death in Twentieth-Century Russian Short Story
• •  LIT 360 - Soviet World Literature: International, Multinational, National
• •  LIT 364 - Robots, Aliens, Progressors: East European Science Fiction and Beyond
• •  LIT 367 - Envisioning Modernity: Central Asia and the Caucasus through Literature, Film, and the Arts
• •  LIT 368 - Modern Queer Cultures in Russia, Eastern and Central Europe
• •  LIT 370 - Literary Translation
• •  LIT 371 - Origins of Russian Literature: From Medieval to Romantic
• •  LIT 372 - Russian Literature: Realism
• •  LIT 373 - Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
• •  LIT 374 - Russian Modernism
• •  LIT 378 - Late Tolstoy: From Anna Karenina to a Religious Teaching
• •  LIT 379 - The City and Its Myths: St. Petersburg
• •  LIT 381 - Fyodor Dostoevsky: Novelist, Nationalist, Prisoner, Prophet
• •  LIT 382 - Nuclear Literatures: A Comparative Approach
• •  LIT 386 - Tolstoy and War
• •  LIT 388 - From Lenin to Putin: Soviet Experience and its Aftermath through Film, Literature, & Human Document
• •  LIT 465 - Sergei Eisenstein’s Film Art: Decadence, Revolution, and the Mechanics of Ecstasy

Literature - Spanish

• •  LIT 339 - Law and Film
• •  LIT 390 - Don Quixote and Narrative Theory
• •  LIT 391 - Visual Art in Spanish Baroque Literature
• •  LIT 393 - Decentering the Human
• •  LIT 394 - Documentary Resistance in Latin America and Spain
• •  LIT 396 - Decolonial Theory and Practice in Latin America
• •  LIT 397 - Revolutions and Indigenous Uprisings in Contemporary Latin America
• •  LIT 398 - Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Critical Theory

Music

• •  MUS 101 - Private Instruction
• •  MUS 110 - Foundations of Music Theory and Literacy
• •  MUS 116 - Intro to Digital Audio Production
• •  MUS 150 - The Cultural Study of Music
• •  MUS 152 - Popular Music and Alternative Histories
• •  MUS 154 - Popular Music in Portland and The Pacific Northwest
• •  MUS 205 - Musicianship and Aural Skills
• •  MUS 207 - Musical Dialogues Across Disciplines
• •  MUS 210 - Intermediate Music Theory - Functional Harmony: Voice Leading and Tonal Harmony
• •  MUS 215 - Make Some Noise: An Introduction to Electronic Music
• •  MUS 217 - Women in Electronic Music
• •  MUS 221 - Form and Listening
• •  MUS 222 - Topics in American Music
• •  MUS 238 - Music and the Cold War United States
• •  MUS 247 - Improvisation: Exploring the Art of Musical Spontaneity
• •  MUS 251 - Music, Sound, and Climate Change
• •  MUS 253 - Sound and the Environment
• •  MUS 254 - Africa in the Black Musical Imagination
• •  MUS 256 - Sensing the Amazon: Sound, Song, and Image
• •  MUS 257 - This Land is Whose Land?: Woody Guthrie and the Ambivalent Politics of US Folk Music
• •  MUS 259 - Afro-Asian Musical Engagements
• •  MUS 271 - Studying Popular Music
• •  MUS 284 - Songs, (Un)Covered: Imitation, Interpretation, and Innovation
• •  MUS 291 - Women and Performance in 1960s Popular Music
• •  MUS 305 - Musical Ethnography
• •  MUS 306 - Writing about Music
• •  MUS 308 - Music as Material Culture
• •  MUS 310 - Advanced Topics in Harmony and Rhythm
• •  MUS 315 - Electroacoustic Composition
• •  MUS 316 - Composition: Songwriting and Storytelling
• •  MUS 317 - Introduction to Conducting
• •  MUS 318 - Sonic World Building (Music, Sound, Place)
• •  MUS 355 - Black Women’s Music as Intellectual History
• •  MUS 360 - Music and the Black Freedom Struggle, 1865-1965
• •  MUS 372 - Music and Voice

Philosophy

• •  PHIL 201 - Logic
• •  PHIL 204 - Introduction to Epistemology
• •  PHIL 207 - Persons and Their Lives
• •  PHIL 208 - Introduction to Environmental Ethics
• •  PHIL 209 - Minds, Computers, Worlds
• •  PHIL 210 - Introduction to Ancient Philosophy
• •  PHIL 220 - Philosophical Topics
• •  PHIL 278 - Understanding Large Language Models
• •  PHIL 302 - Modern Philosophy
• •  PHIL 306 - History of Modern Social and Political Philosophy
• •  PHIL 311 - Epistemology
• •  PHIL 312 - Ethical Theories
• •  PHIL 315 - Philosophy of Language
• •  PHIL 316 - Philosophy of Science
• •  PHIL 317 - Philosophy of Mind
• •  PHIL 318 - Philosophy of Biology
• •  PHIL 320 - Topics in Logic
• •  PHIL 321 - Modal Logic and Metaphysics
• •  PHIL 370 - Junior Seminar (Philosophy)
• •  PHIL 411 - Advanced Topics in Metaphysics
• •  PHIL 412 - Advanced Topics in Epistemology
• •  PHIL 413 - Advanced Topics in Ethics
• •  PHIL 415 - Major Figures in Philosophy

Russian

• •  RUSS 266 - Russian Short Fiction
• •  RUSS 267 - Love and Death in Twentieth-Century Russian Short Story
• •  RUSS 325 - Soviet World Literature: International, Multinational, National
• •  RUSS 364 - Robots, Aliens, Progressors: East European Science Fiction and Beyond
• •  RUSS 367 - Envisioning Modernity: Central Asia and the Caucasus through Literature, Film, and the Arts
• •  RUSS 368 - Modern Queer Cultures in Russia, Eastern and Central Europe
• •  RUSS 370 - Literary Translation
• •  RUSS 371 - Origins of Russian Literature: From Medieval to Romantic
• •  RUSS 372 - Russian Literature: Realism
• •  RUSS 373 - Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
• •  RUSS 374 - Russian Modernism
• •  RUSS 378 - Late Tolstoy: From Anna Karenina to a Religious Teaching
• •  RUSS 379 - The City and Its Myths: St. Petersburg
• •  RUSS 381 - Fyodor Dostoevsky: Novelist, Nationalist, Prisoner, Prophet
• •  RUSS 386 - Tolstoy and War
• •  RUSS 388 - From Lenin to Putin: Soviet Experience and its Aftermath through Film, Literature, & Human Document
• •  RUSS 392 - Nuclear Literatures: A Comparative Approach
• •  RUSS 436 - Sergei Eisenstein’s Film Art: Decadence, Revolution, and the Mechanics of Ecstasy

Spanish

• •  SPAN 321 - Theory and Practice of Hispanic Literature
• •  SPAN 343 - Don Quixote and Narrative Theory
• •  SPAN 344 - Visual Art in Spanish Baroque Literature
• •  SPAN 361 - Decentering the Human
• •  SPAN 366 - Federico García Lorca: Theater and Poetry
• •  SPAN 368 - Jorge Luis Borges: Fiction and Criticism
• •  SPAN 372 - Documentary Resistance in Latin America and Spain
• •  SPAN 374 - Sublime and Strange in Latin American Literature
• •  SPAN 375 - Memory and Image in Contemporary Latin American Literature and Art
• •  SPAN 377 - Art after Dictatorship: Post-Franco Literature and Culture
• •  SPAN 379 - Law and Film
• •  SPAN 382 - Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx Critical Theory
• •  SPAN 384 - Revolutions and Indigenous Uprisings in Contemporary Latin America
• •  SPAN 386 - Decolonial Theory and Practice in Latin America

Theatre

• •  THEA 100 - Theatre Laboratory
• •  THEA 201 - Stagecraft
• •  THEA 202 - Introduction to Theatrical Design
• •  THEA 204 - Fundamentals of Acting and Performance: Movement
• •  THEA 205 - Fundamentals of Acting and Performance: Text
• •  THEA 215 - Improv
• •  THEA 225 - Drawing, Rendering, and Modeling Live Performances
• •  THEA 233 - Devising
• •  THEA 251 - Theatre History I: Antiquity to Naturalism
• •  THEA 252 - Theatre History II: Naturalism to 9/11
• •  THEA 253 - Theatre History III: 9/11 to Now
• •  THEA 280 - Gender and Theatre
• •  THEA 290 - Introduction to Performance Studies
• •  THEA 298 - Special Topics in Performance Studies
• •  THEA 301 - Junior Seminar
• •  THEA 310 - Advanced Acting
• •  THEA 323 - Puppetry and the Performing Object
• •  THEA 329 - Special Topics in Stage Design
• •  THEA 331 - Directing
• •  THEA 335 - Playwriting
• •  THEA 336 - Dramaturgy
• •  THEA 345 - Advanced Playwriting