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Art History
Seaver College's Art History Department offers a minor in Art History.
Lower Division
The student must take the following as prerequisites for Art
History courses:
| HUM 111 |
Western Heritage I* (for ARTH 422, ARTH 424, and ARTH 426)
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| HUM 212 |
Western Heritage II* (for ARTH 428 and ARTH 430)
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| HUM 313 |
Western Heritage III* (for ARTH 434, ARTH 436, and ARTH 440)
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*Satisfies general education requirement; should be completed
first two years.
It is recommended that Art History majors and minors take ARTH 438
Non-Western Art as their non-Western general education requirement
(satisfies either the Art History or the Non-Western GE requirement
or the fine arts GE requirement - satisfies only one of the three).
Upper Division Courses (16 units)
The student must take four of the following (total 16 units):
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ARTH
422 |
Ancient Art (Prehistoric, Ancient Near
East, Egypt) (4)
(prerequisite HUM 111) |
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ARTH
424 |
Classical Art (Greece and Rome) (4)
(prerequisite HUM 111) |
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ARTH
426 |
Early Christian and Medieval Art (4) (prerequisite HUM 111) |
|
ARTH
428 |
Renaissance Art (4) (prerequisite HUM 212) |
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ARTH
430 |
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Art
(prerequisite HUM 212) |
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ARTH
432 |
American Art
(No prerequisites) |
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ARTH
434 |
Nineteenth Century Art (4)
(prerequisite HUM 313) |
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ARTH
436 |
Modern Art 1900 to the Present (4)
(prerequisite HUM 313) |
|
ARTH
438 |
Non-Western Art (4)
(no prerequisite; satisfies either the non-Western general education
requirement or the Art History requirement, but not both) |
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ARTH
440 |
Multicultural Arts in America (4)
(prerequisite HUM 313) |
Electives (4 units)
The student will take at least one course from the following areas
outside of Art History:
History, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, and Social Science (4
units). It is recommended that students take courses appropriate to
their area of Art History emphasis: Ancient, Classical, Early
Christian/Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, 17th & 18th Century, 19th
Century, Modern, or Multicultural.
History
| HIST 510 |
The Ancient World |
| HIST 511 |
The Middle Ages |
| HIST 512 |
Renaissance and Reformation |
| HIST 513 |
The Enlightenment Era |
| HIST 514 |
The French Revolution and Napoleon |
| HIST 515 |
Europe in the Nineteenth Century |
| HIST 516 |
Europe in the Twentieth Century |
| HIST 520 |
Colonial and Revolutionary America |
| HIST 521 |
Early United State: Early National Period
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| HIST 522 |
Civil War and Reconstruction |
| HIST 523 |
United States: 1877-1920 |
| HIST 524 |
United States: 1920-1952 |
| HIST 525 |
United States Since 1952 |
| HIST 530 |
Social and Intellectual History of the
United States |
Literature
| ENG 310 |
British Literature before 1485 |
| ENG 320 |
British Literature from 1485 to 1780 |
| ENG 330 |
British Literature from 1780 until the
present |
| ENG 340 |
American Literature before the Civil War
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| ENG 350 |
American Literature after the Civil War
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| ENG 410 |
Genre Study (topics change, select a topic
related to your area of study) |
| ENG 420 |
Major Writers (topics change, select a
topic related to your area of study) |
| ENG 430 |
Anglophonic Literature/Literatures in
Translation (topics change, select a topic related to your area) |
| ENG 440 |
Topics in Literature (topics change, select
a topic related to your area of study) |
Philosophy
| PHIL 300 |
Ancient Philosophy |
| PHIL 310 |
Modern Philosophy |
| PHIL 518 |
Existentialism |
Religion
| REL 501 |
The World of the Old Testament |
| REL 510 |
The World of the New Testament |
| REL 520 |
The Christian Faith |
| REL 521 |
Modern Christian Thought |
| REL 522 |
Contemporary Christian Thought |
| REL 536 |
History of Christianity-Ancient and
Medieval |
| REL 537 |
History of Christianity-Reformation and
Modern |
| REL 538 |
History of Religion in America |
| REL 526 |
Religions of the World |
| ISAR 510 |
Archaeology, Religion, and Culture of the
Middle East: Judaism, Christianity, and Paganism in the Eastern
Roman Empire (300BC-400AD) |
| ISAR 520 |
Archaeology, Religion and Culture of the Middle East:
Medieval and Modern (400-1967 AD) |
Social Science
| POSC 511 |
History of Economic, Political, and Social
Thought |
| POSC 516 |
19th and 20th Century Political Thought
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| POSC 518 |
Contemporary American Ideologies |
Art History Course Two-Year Rotation Cycle
Fall 2006/2008
| ARTH 426 |
Early Christian/Medieval |
| ARTH 436 |
Modern |
| ARTH 438 |
Non-Western |
| ARTH 390 |
Methodological Approaches |
Spring 2007/2009
| ARTH 428 |
Renaissance |
| ARTH 434 |
Nineteenth Century |
| ARTH 438 |
Non-Western |
| ARTH 590 |
Senior Thesis |
Fall 2007/2009
| ARTH 422 |
Ancient |
| ARTH 430 |
17th & 18th C |
| ARTH 438 |
Non-Western |
| ARTH 390 |
Methodological Approaches |
Spring 2008/2010
| ARTH 424 |
Classical |
| ARTH 434 |
American |
| ARTH 438 |
Non-Western |
| ARTH 590 |
Senior Thesis |
Every Summer
| ARTH 438 |
Non-Western & Selected Topics |
** Current Art History course offerings will count towards an Art
History Major or Minor. Please contact Professor Sonia Sorrell for
more information. **
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