Currently Eligible Courses:

Area A

English

English 3701. Introduction to Literary History I
English 3702. Introduction to Literary History II
English 3703. Introduction to Literary History III
English 3710. Studies in British Literature
English 3780. Global/Transnational Literature
English ____. (Courses taken as part of British Studies in London program)

With additional prerequisite English 2600 (Critical Introduction to Literary Forms) waived at discretion of instructor:

English 5620*.Honors Seminar-Special Topics (when there is substantial treatment of British literature; open to all minors)
English 5700. Studies in Medieval Literature
English 5701. Chaucer
English 5710. Studies in Renaissance Literature
English 5711. Shakespeare
English 5720. Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
English 5721. Milton
English 5740. Studies in British Romanticism
English 5760. Studies in Victorian Literature
English 5770. Studies in Twentieth-Century British Literature
English 5790.Studies in Modernism (when there is substantial treatment of British literature)
English 5860.Studies in Post-colonial Literature
English 5870.Individual Authors (when British)

Film

Film 3750*. Third World Cinema (when there is substantial treatment of cinema from former colonies of British empire)
Film 3760*. Film and Culture (when there is substantial treatment of cinema from Britain and former colonies of British empire)
Film 4220*. Film Study (when there is substantial treatment of cinema from Britain and former colonies of British empire)

Theatre

Theatre 4010. Shakespeare in Performance (Study Abroad Program)
Theatre 4020. Dramatic Genres (Study Abroad Program)
Theatre 4030. Contemporary Drama (Study Abroad Program)

Area B

History

History 3040. Medieval England
History 3140. Victorian Britain
History 3200*. Age of Imperialism (when there is substantial treatment of British empire)
History 3210*. Age of Total War (when there is substantial treatment of Britain or British Empire)
History 3240. Twentieth Century Britain
History 3560. Modern India
History 3700. Colonial America
History 4095. The Body and the State in Modern Britain
History 4150. Modern London
History 4250*. Topics in European Social/Cultural History (when there is substantial treatment of British society/culture)
History 4440. British and French Colonialism in the Middle East
History 4701. The Darwinian Revolution
History 4990*. Senior Seminar (when there is substantial treatment of British society/culture or empire)

Political Science

Political Science 5010*. Political Thought from Machiavelli (when there is substantial treatment of British political thought)
Political Science 5035*. Contemporary Political Thought (when there is substantial treatment of British political thought)
Political Science 5810*. Rise and Fall / Great Powers (when there is substantial treatment of British political thought)
Political Science 5960*. Political Philosophy (when there is substantial treatment of British political thought)
Political Science 5967*.State and Society (when there is substantial treatment of British political thought)

Area C

Philosophy

Philosophy 3820*. The Meaning of Life (when there is substantial treatment of British philosophy)
Philosophy 4120*. Early Modern Philosophy (when there is substantial treatment of British philosophy)
Philosophy 4130*. Nineteenth-Century Philosophy (when there is substantial treatment of British philosophy)
Philosophy 5120*. Modern and Recent Philosophy (when there is substantial treatment of British philosophy)
Philosophy 5191/2/3*. Philosophy of ________ (when figure or movement addressed is primarily British)

For Fall 2008, add:

Philosophy 5193. Philosophy of John Stuart Mill.

For Spring 2009, add:

Film 3760. British Cinema.

* = course will be approved on a semester by semester basis. The complete list of approved courses for a given semester will appear at the beginning of each semester on the minor’s web site. Candidates wishing to have one of the asterisked courses approved from prior years must petition the Director of British Studies and include a syllabus from that year.