Professor Peter R. Brown, ChairLecturer Dimitri Gondicas, Executive Director
Princeton University
Humanities Programs Building, Room 107
Princeton, New Jersey 08544 USA
Telephone: (609) 258-3339
FAX: (609) 258-2137
Electronic Address: [email protected]
Website of program: http://www.princeton.edu/~hellenic
Year Program Established: 1979Approximate Number of Students Enrolled (per academic term): 60
Level of Program Offered (and when established):
undergraduate level elective courses (1979)
graduate level elective courses (1995)
certificate (1989)
Ph.D. (Classical and Hellenic Studies) (1996)
Ph.D. (Near Eastern and Hellenic Studies) (pending approval)
Full Time Faculty:
Sponsoring Departments/Administrative Entities:Program in Hellenic Studies
History Department
Classics Department
Comparative Literature Department
Near Eastern Studies Department
Political Science Department
Art & Archaeology Department
Music Department
School of Architecture
Does the program offer financial support to students? Yes
Does the institution offer financial support to students? Yes
Language:Elementary Modern Greek (two terms)
Intermediate Modern Greek
Advanced Modern Greek
Literature:
Myth, History, and Contemporary Experience in Modern Greek, English, and American Poetry
Literature and National Identity: Greece and the Seduction of the West
History:
Legacy of the Past: Politics, Society, and Culture in Modern Greece
Greeks, Turks, and Slavs: National Identity in the Balkans, 15th to 20th Century
Great Cities of the Greek World
The Mediterranean: 16th to 20th Century
Anthropology:
(none submitted)
Additional Areas:
Special Topics in Modern Greek Civilization
Introduction to Postclassical Greek, from the Late Antique to the Byzantine Eras
Introduction to Byzantine Civilization
Special Topics in Hellenic Studies
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