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HUNGARIAN
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| 01:535:102. Elementary Hungarian |
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MTTH2 Elemér Boreczky |
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A basic course for students who have taken 535:101. Basic grammar, orthography, conversation. Extensive use of video and audio-visual materials.
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| 01:535:202 Second Year Hungarian |
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MTTh3 Elemér Boreczky |
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- An intermediate course emphasizing the four skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students are expected to progress rapidly towards basic conversational proficiency through a wide variety of texts, exercises, drills, audio and video materials used in different classroom activities.
A continuation of 535:201
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535:460 Special Topics in Hungarian: Travelogues and Utopias Conducted in English.
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TTH 4 Elemér Boreczky |
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Cross listed with 195:480 and 510:392 Credit not given for both courses |
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We tend to think about other cultures as entities constructed along the the same lines of thought as our own. By means of cultural discourse analysis, this seminar opens windows into the working of the mind behind historical actors and explores some episodes in the development of thinking about other cultures and the place of the person in European intellectual tradition by the close reading of early and visionary forms of travel literature, utopias, topographical and literary works.
Readings include extracts from the Land of Cockaigne, the works of Sir John Mandeville, Thomas More, Francis Bacon, James Harrington, Richard Hakluyt, James Cook, William Shakespeare, Daniel Defoe, Sándor Bölöni Farkas, Aldous Huxley, E.M. Forster and Jack Kerouac.
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| 535:494 INDEPENDENT STUDY |
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By arrangement email |
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Permission of instructor is required |
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POLISH
| 787:102:01 First Year Polish |
| MTTh 4 Mandecka email |
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| Continuation of 101. Basic grammar, conversation vocublary building. |
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| 787:202:01 Second Year Polish |
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| MTTH 5 Mandecka email |
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A continuation of 787:202. For students who cah read, write and speak Polish and have some
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RUSSIAN
| 860:102 FIRST YEAR RUSSIAN |
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- 01 MTTH 3 Diehl
- 02 MTTH 5 Diehl email
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A continuation of 860:101. Grammar, conversation, writing. |
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| 860:108 RUSSIAN FOR RUSSIAN SPEAKERS |
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- Natalia Medvedeva
- This course is a continuation of 860:107. Students will improve their knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and idiomatic usage as well as their reading and writing skills. Students with "Russian from home" should sign up for this course or 860:201 NOT 860:102. If you are unsure, please contact the department for proper placement.
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860:202:01 SECOND YEAR RUSSIAN
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- MTTH 3 McCoy-Rusanova
- MTTH 4 McCoy-Rusanova email
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A continuation of 860:201. Grammar, conversation, writing.
Course material will include a wide range of texts as well as video- and audiotapes on Russian
history and culture. |
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860:204:01 SECOND YEAR RUSSIAN LANGUAGE LAB
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- A continuation of 860:203.
- This one credit course supplements work in the regular 860:202 course. It utilizes the audio visual and digital capabilities of the newly renovated language lab on College Avenue. Work on pronunciation, intonation, and comprehension
- For students enrolled in 860:202 only.
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| 860:302:01 THIRD YEAR RUSSIAN |
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TTH 6 McCoy-Rusanova email |
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A continuation of 860:301. Advanced Grammar, conversation, writing. |
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- The course is conducted in Russian.
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| 860:402:01 Advanced RUSSIAN |
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TTH 6 Bogomolny e-mail |
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A continuation of 860:401. Advanced Grammar, conversation, writing. |
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- Course material will include a wide range of texts as well as video- and audiotapes on Russian perceptions of America. The course is conducted in Russian and counts as a literature course for the minor.
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| 860:330:01 Dostoevsky |
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MW4 Pirog email |
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This course will explore Dostoevsky's writings through lectures and discussion. We will study two major novels as well as a few other much shorter works.
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