FALL 2024 REGISTRATION WILL OPEN AUGUST 6
PLEASE NOTE:
IN-PERSON COURSE OFFERINGS
ARE LISTED AFTER THE ONLINE COURSES
THIS SEMESTER WE ARE OFFERING IN-PERSON COURSES IN:
NEW HAVEN, NYC, CHICAGO, WASHINGTON, D.C., AND BOSTON
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 | African American Drama
Professor Murray Biggs
Wednesdays, Sep 25 - Nov 13,
5:15-7 pm ET
(No class Oct 23 or 30)
| |  | "Citizen Kane": Anatomy of a Masterpiece
Professor Peter Conolly-Smith
Thursdays, Oct 17 - Nov 21,
4-6 pm ET
| |  | Tocqueville's "Democracy in America": Yesterday and Today
Professor Chris Kelly
Mondays, Sep 30 - Nov 4,
7-8:30 pm ET
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 | The Meaning and Importance of Oceans and Seas
Professor Paul Sullivan
Saturdays, Sep 28 - Nov 9,
10 am-12 pm ET
(No class Oct 12)
| |  | Red Sea Rising:
A Modern History of the World’s Most Volatile Waterway
Dr. Ethan Chorin
Mondays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
5-6:30 pm ET
| |  | Exploring the Constitution
Steve Steinbach
Thursdays, Oct 10 - Nov 21,
7:15-8:45 pm ET
(No class Nov 7)
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 | Virginia Woolf's
"Mrs. Dalloway" and
"To The Lighthouse"
Professor Priscilla Gilman
Tuesdays, Oct 15 - Nov 19
6-7:30 pm ET
| |  | From Auschwitz to
New York City:
A Transnational Approach to the Work of Primo Levi
Professor Giovanni Miglianti
Thursdays, Oct 10 - Nov 14,
2:30-4:30 pm ET
| |  | The Origins of American Constitutionalism,
1765-1803
Professor James M. Banner, Jr.
Tuesdays, Oct 8 - Nov 12,
5:30-7 pm ET
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 | HERstory of Art
Professor Noah Charney
Mondays, Oct 21 - Dec 2,
1:30-3:30 pm ET
(No class Oct 28)
| |  | Living With Evil
Rabbi James Ponet
Mondays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
5:30-7 pm ET
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Polarized America
Professor Mary Habeck
Mondays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
1-3 pm ET
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 | Reading Virgil's
"Aeneid" Today
Professor Joseph Luzzi
Tuesdays, Oct 1 - Nov 19,
4-5:30 pm ET
(No class Oct 22 or Nov 5)
| | | Virginia Woolf's
"Mrs. Dalloway" and
"To The Lighthouse"
Professor Priscilla Gilman
Tuesdays, Oct 15 - Nov 19
7:45-9:15 pm ET
| |  | Understanding Iran, HAMAS, and Hezbollah
Professor Mary Habeck
Mondays, Oct 7 - Nov 25,
10 am-12 pm ET
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In-Person Seminar Courses
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 | Is There a Single ‘Muslim World’?:
The Diversity of Islamic Societies
Professor Barbara Grant
Tuesdays, Oct 15 - Nov 19,
8-9:30 pm ET
Boston, MA
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| Washington, D.C. | Chicago, IL
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 | Power Plays
Professor James Magruder
Thursdays, Oct 10 - Nov 21,
6-8 pm ET
(No class Oct 17)
Washington, DC
| |  | Perspectives on Music and Politics in the 20th and 21st Centuries
Professor Michael Lewanski
Wednesdays, Oct 9 - Nov 13,
6-7:30 pm CT
Chicago, IL
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 | Pop Music Time Capsules, Part 2:
1981–1999
Professor Mark Spicer
Mondays, Oct 7 - Dec 2,
6-7:30 pm ET
(No class Nov 11)
New Haven, CT
| |  | African American Drama
Professor Murray Biggs
Tuesdays, Sep 24 - Nov 12,
5:15-7 pm ET
(No class Oct. 22 or 29)
New Haven, CT
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 | Joyce's "Ulysses"
Professor Traugott Lawler
Wednesdays, Oct 9 - Nov 13,
5:30-7 pm ET
New Haven, CT
| |  | Drawing as Thinking
Danny Greenberg
Thursdays, Oct 3 - Nov 21,
6-8 pm ET
New Haven, CT
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 | Watershed Elections of the 20th Century
Professor Peter Conolly-Smith
Tuesdays, Oct 15 - Nov 19,
4-6 pm ET
New York, NY
| |  | The Past in a Glass: A History of the World’s Most Famous Wines
Professor Charles Ludington
Thursdays, Oct 3 - Nov 21,
6-8 pm ET
New York, NY
| |  | Landscapes of Jazz
James Polsky
Mondays, Oct 7 - Nov 11,
6:30-8 pm ET
New York, NY
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