This is a full list of undergraduate and graduate Islamic Studies courses offered at Duke. Check the course synopsis handbook for course descriptions. To see all course offerings this semester, see the current schedule of classes. See the DISC courses home page for current Islamic Studies course offerings
AFRICAN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES:
254: Justice, Law & Commerce in Islam
ARABIC:
1: Elementary Arabic
2: Elementary Arabic
35: Conversational Egyptian and Contemporary Culture
63: Intermediate Arabic
64: Intermediate Arabic
101: Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Arabic
125: Advanced Arabic
126: Advanced Arabic
183: Topics in Arabic
184: Topics in Arabic
191: Research Independent Study
399: Special Readings
ASIAN AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE:
72: War, Gender, and Postcoloniality
127: Politics of Turkish Film & Literature
132: Representing the Middle East
145: Arab Society & Culture in Film
158: The Middle East in Popular Culture
159: Palestine, Israel, Arab-Israeli Conflict
165: Modern Arabic Literature and Culture
165: Arabic Culture and 9/11
166: Egypt: Mother of the World
173: Arab women writers
173: Comparative Islamic Feminisms
173: Gender Jihad: Muslim Women Writers (Focus Seminar)
178: Introduction to Islamic Communities in North Carolina
265: Arabic Culture and 9/11
283: The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict in Literature and Film
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY:
81: Muslim World: Transformations and Continuities (Foxua AwminE)
120: Thinking About God: The Nature of Religious Belief at the Crossroads of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
126: Muslim World; Transformations and Continuities
132: Representing the Middle East
135: Muslims in the West
147: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
148: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
152: The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union
155: Palestine, Israel, Arab-Israeli Conflict
180: Anthropology of Peace
191: The Middle East in Popular Culture
304: Anthropology and the Religious Imagination
ECONOMICS:
133: Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East
195: Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East
233: Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East
HISTORY:
100N - Duke in Istanbul: Special Topics on History
101: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
102: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
105: Regime Change and U.S. Foreign Policy
115: History and Modern Africa
131: Representing the Middle East
140: Multinationalism and Multiculturalism in the Slavic World
141: The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union
144: Crusades to the Holy Land
152: The Modern Middle East
188: Genocide in the Twentieth Century
INTERNATIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDIES:
101: Muslim World: Transformations and Continuities
102: Thinking About God: The Nature of Religious Belief at the Crossrds of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
121: Women in Arab Literature
141: Representing the Middle East
141: Islamic Mysticism: Perso-Indian (Eastern) Traditions
141: Islamic Civilization
170: Religions of India
LAW:
202G: The War on Terrorism: Comparative and International Security Law
202H: Terrorism, Human Rights, and International Law
567: Wrestling with Texts: Communities, Practices, and Traditions
568: Justice, Law, and Commerce in Islam
LITERATURE:
113: States of Exile and Accented Cinemas
118: Performance Traditions of the Middle East
120: Islam and Comparative World Cinemas (Focus Seminar)
125: Gender and Representation—The Middle East
163: The Middle East through Historical Literature
163: The Middle East in Popular Culture
165: Women in Arab Literature
211: Theory and Practice of Literary Translation
292: Film and the Foreign
PERSIAN:
1: Elementary Persian
2: Elementary Persian
63: Intermediate Persian
64: Intermediate Persian
100: Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Persian
POLITICAL SCIENCE:
92: Democracy, Development and Violence: Introduction to Comparative Politics (McKean)
117: U.S-Iranian Relations
117: Introduction to Middle East Politics
129: Economic History and Modernization of the Islamic Middle East
149: Globalization and Public Policy
164: Politics in the Developing World
199: Middle East: Democracy & Power (sp 08)
207S: Religion and Comparative Politics
299: Religion, Politics & Violence
PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES
257: United States Policy in the Middle East Kuniholm
264: 9/11 and It Aftermath
RELIGION:
42: Islam
119: Muslim World: Transformations and Continuities
146: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
147: Introduction to Islamic Civilization
152: Islamic Mysticism: Perso-Indian (Eastern) Traditions
161: The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union
161: Introduction to Islamic Communities in North Carolina
161: Muslims in the West
161: Thinking About God: The Nature of Religious Belief at the Crossroads of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
166: Fundamental Challenges: Islam, Human Rights, Terrorism
168: Muslim Ethics and Islamic Law: Issues and Debates
185: Introduction to Islam: From Ritual to Revolution
185: Islam in the West
196: Wrestling with Texts
254: Justice, Law, and Commerce in Islam
254: Madrasas, Maps and Money: The Geopolitics of Islamic Knowledge
283: Islam and Modernism
284: The Religion and History of Islam
355: Islam and Its World
SOCIOLOGY
145: National, Regional, and Global Economy
191: Gender, Labor, & Globalizaion
TURKISH:
1: Elementary Turkish
2: Elementary Turkish
10: Accelerated Turkish Language and Culture I
11: Accelerated Turkish Language and Culture II
63: Intermediate Turkish
100: Duke-Administered Study Abroad: Advanced Special Topics in Turkish
101S: Contemporary Turkish Composition and Readings
102S: Contemporary Turkish Composition and Readings
105S: The Middle East through Historical Literature
106S: Tracing Muslim Identities in Eurasia
132: Representing the Middle East
133: The Cognitive Science of Religion & Morality
135: The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union
136: Thinking About God: The Nature of Religious Belief at the Crossroads of Judaism, Christianity, & Islam
138S: Russia, Turkey, and the Cultures of Eurasia
235: The Turks: From Ottoman Empire to European Union
Duke's Islamic Studies faculty is growing rapidly, and new courses are always being developed It can take time for these courses to show up in the automated course listings featured here. Many new courses are offered under a department's Special Topics or Current Issues course numbers.See the list of new 2008-09 faculty in the sidebar on the Courses homepage. During registration & drop/add, check the course schedule frequently as it is updated daily.
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