Unit for
Cinema
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Cinema
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A Partial List of Cinema-Related Courses for Supporting Coursework in the Cinema Studies Concentration Students in the Cinema Studies concentration of the Interdisciplinary Studies Major are required to complete "Twelve hours of supporting coursework." The following courses, selected from the list of courses fulfilling LAS General Education requirements, are among those which may be used to fulfill the "supporting coursework" requirement. The list is provided only as a sample and as an encouragement to students to explore new areas of related studies. This selection does not imply that these are the only courses which may be used to fulfill this requirement, nor does it imply that students should necessarily try to satisfy this requirement only with Gen Ed courses or that only lower level courses should be used. Students should also be aware that courses used as their supporting coursework should have some coherence
as a group with respect to their subject matter and that they should be selected in consultation with the Concentration Advisor. Art History (ARTH) 112 Renaissance & Modern Art 115 Art Appreciation 241 Twentieth Century European Art Classical Civilization (CLCV) 114 Introduction to Greek Culture 115 Mythology of Greece and Rome 116 The Roman Achievement 120 Origins of Western Literature 160 Ancient Greek & Roman Religion 221 The Heroic Tradition 222 The Tragic Spirit 240 Sex & Gender in Classical Antiquity Comparative and World Literature (CWL) All courses under this rubric -- except those which are specifically Cinema Studies courses EALC 275 Masterpieces of East Asian Lit 305 Japanese Lit in Translation, I 306 Japanese Lit in Translation, II 307 Classical Chinese Lit 308 Popular Chinese Literature 319 Women in Japanese Lit 362 Popular Culture China & Japan 367 History of Korea English (ENGL) All courses under this rubric -- except those which are specifically Cinema Studies courses French (FR) 155 French Masterpieces in Trans 209 Intro to French Lit, I 210 Intro to French Lit, II German (GER) 250 Grimms' Fairy Tales in Context 260 The Holocaust in Context 331 Intro to German Literature, I 332 Intro to German Literature, II History (HIST) 141 Western Civ to 1660 142 Western Civ since 1660 171 U.S. History to 1877 172 U.S. since 1877 255 British Isles to 1688 256 Great Britain since 1688 258 Contemp Politics Ideology 260 Survey of Russian History 265 Science in Western Civ, I 266 Science in Western Civ, II 270 United States History to 1815 271 Nineteenth Century America 272 Twentieth Century America 274 U.S. & World since 1917 285 U.S. Gender History to 1877 286 U.S. Gender History since 1877 Humanities (HUM) 141 Intro to American Civ, I 142 Intro to American Civ, II Italian (ITAL) 240 Ital Middle Ages & Renaiss Linguistics (LING) 210 Language History 240 Language in Human History Music (MUS) 130 Introduction to the Art of Music 131 Masterworks of Western Music 132 The Varieties of Music 134 The Eras of Music 313 History of Music I 314 History of Music II Philosophy (PHIL) 101 Introduction to Philosophy 102 Logic and Reasoning 103 Logic and Reasoning QR II 105 Introduction to Ethics 201 Philosophy in Literature 203 Ancient Philosophy 206 Early Modern Philosophy 210 Ethics 230 Philosophy of Religion: Intro 250 Conceptions of Human Nature 270 Philosophy of Science 325 Recent European Philosophy Political Science (PS) 201 U.S. Racial & Ethnic Politics 270 Intro to Political Theory Portuguese (PORT) 334 Brazilian Women's Lit Trans Religious Studies (RLST) 101 Bible as Literature 108 Religion & Society in West, I 109 Religion & Society in West, II 110 World Religions 120 A History of Judaism 121 Introduction to Christianity 201 Hebrew Bible in English 214 Intro to Islam 223 Qur'an Structure and Exegesis 283 Jewish Sacred Literature Russian (RUSS) 225 Russian Lit since 1917 Scandinavian (SCAN) 215 Scandinavian Prose Fiction 251 Viking Mythology 252 Viking Sagas in Translation Slavic (SLAV) 117 Russ & E Euro Science Fiction Spanish (SPAN) 225 Intro Hispanic Literature, I 227 Intro Hispanic Literature, II 244 Hispanic Literature & Culture Theatre (THEA) 101 Introduction to Theatre Arts Once again, the above list is only a sample, intended to indicate general directions a student might want to explore in fulfilling the "supporting coursework" requirement of the Cinema Studies Concentration. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Unit for Cinema Studies rleskosk@illinois.edu updated 5.16.2008 rjl |