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Shakespeare's Women
CourseMany of Shakespeare’s most powerful, intelligent, and subversive characters are female. How were such vividly complex roles constructed in a culture that legally defined women as property, on the grounds of their intellectual and moral inferiority?
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Chinese Poetry Then and Now
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)It is for good reason that China is often called a land of poetry. As the longest continuous form of creative writing in the country, poetry has been a defining feature in the life of China’s elite, from their participation in the civil service exam
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World War I and the Avant-Garde
CourseThe course investigates the ecology of war in the later nineteenth and early twentieth century to determine its impact on post-war perception, avant-garde art and architecture, and conceptions of place and memory.
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Language and Identity
CourseHumans use language not just to communicate information but also to indicate identity, that is, the “self versus other” or “us versus them” distinction.
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Technological Wonders of Classical Antiquity
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The Long Life of Sherlock Holmes
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