The Renaissance, dating from approximately 1300 to 1700, saw the transition from the late medieval to the early modern world. It was the age of exploration and discovery, of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation; it saw an explosion of artistic and literary creativity. This cluster offers a broad, interdisciplinary view of the period.
Cluster Coordinator: Currently unstaffed, please contact the University Studies Office
Office: CH 117
Phone: 503-725-5890
E-mail: askunst@pdx.edu
This course examines the life and thought of this vibrant period of Western history as reflected in great works of literature and art.
This SINQ leads to the Renaissance Studies Cluster.
ArH 458U Medieval Art III
ArH 461U Northern Renaissance Art
ArH 471U Italian Renaissance Art I
ArH 472U Italian Renaissance Art II
ArH 473U Italian Renaissance Art III
ArH 476U Baroque Art I
ArH 477U Baroque Art II
ArH 478U Baroque Art III
ENG 301U Shakespeare
ENG 341U Renaissance Literature
ENG 410U Loving Shakespeare: The Tragedies
ENG 411U English Drama
ENG 448U Major Figures in Literature: Shakespeare
ENG 448U Major Figures in Literature (when content is appropriate)
FR 341U Introduction to French Literature I (taught in French)
FR 441U Major Works in Translation (when content is appropriate)
FR 441U Major Works: Montaigne
FR 442U Medieval Works in Translation
HST 350U English History
HST 355U Late Medieval Europe: 1100-1450
HST 356U Renaissance and Reformation Europe, 1400-1600
SPAN 341U Introduction to Hispanic Literature I (taught in Spanish)
SPAN 422U Major Topics: Peninsular Drama (when content is appropriate)
SPAN 423U Major Topics: Peninsular Poetry (taught in Spanish)
SPAN 441U Major Works in Translation (when content is appropriate)
TA 410U Shakespeare Intensive
TA 425U History of Dress I
TA 471U Theater History: Medieval/Renaissance Drama
WS 410U Medieval Works in Translation
