61. Courses (p. 2) - Middle East Studies near E 402 Classical arabic literature in Translation near E 421 Islamic Mystical near E 532 Theory and Practice in Modern near eastern literature http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/programs/mideast/mid-cr2.html

Middle East Studies Courses (Pg. 2) JSIS courses and languages: [ Page 1 Other courses in the Middle East field: Anthropology Archaeology Art History Comparative Religion ... Russian and Eastern European Studies Literature Courses and Seminars: Arabic Hebrew Persian Turkish ... Seattle Information Other courses in the Middle East field: The following courses are are offered through other schools and departments of the University. The current General Catalog gives descriptions for all these courses. Anthropology ANTH 318 People and Cultures of the Islamic Middle East ANTH 419 Islamic Peoples of Southwest and South Asia Archaeology ARCHY 303 Old World Prehistory ARCHY 312 The Archaeology of Egypt Art History ART H 350 City of Cairo ART H 451 Early Christian and Byzantine Art and Architecture ART H 452 Art, Religion, and Politics in the Early Christian Period Comparative Religion RELIG 201 Introduction to World Religions: Western Traditions RELIG 322 The Gospels and Jesus of Nazareth RELIG 324 The Emergence of Christianity RELIG 327 Eastern Christian Traditions RELIG 410 Law and Judaic Experience RELIG 420 The World of the Early Church RELIG 426 Gnosticism and Early Christianity RELIG 492 Topics in Early Christianity Economics ECON 406 Undergraduate Seminar in Economics Education Studies Geography GEOG 432 Population and Urbanization in the Newly Independent States GEOG 433 Resource Use and Management in Russia and the Newly Independent States History HIST 361 Slavery HIST 363 Wars in the Modern Near East

62. Near And Middle Eastern Studies near eastern languages and literature (arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Dari or Tajik);;Turkish and Central Asian Turkic languages;; near eastern linguistics; http://www.grad.washington.edu/inter/nme.htm

University of Washington Site Index Contacts Search the Graduate School Home Admissions Resources for Students About the Graduate School ... Interdisciplinary Program Offerings Interdisciplinary Programs NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES An Interdisciplinary Ph.D. granting Program at the University of Washington Contents: Introduction Application Deadlines Application Submission Procedures Information About Fellowships and Other Financial Aid ... Faculty in Near and Middle Eastern Studies Introduction The University of Washington Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program in Near and Middle Eastern Studies is designed for students who wish to pursue research with a comparative perspective in the following fields: Near Eastern languages and literature (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian [or Dari or Tajik]); Turkish and Central Asian Turkic languages; Near Eastern linguistics; Islamic topics, namely Islamic law, history, institutions, theology, and mysticism; Comparative religion (Judaism, Christianity and Islam); Interdisciplinary investigations of modern topics using the social sciences. The program is administered by an interdisciplinary Graduate School group. The current director is Resat Kasaba, Professor, International Studies. The program of studies includes courses offered in the

63. Near And Middle Eastern Language Literature And Studies Graduate Programs In Eas The Department of arabic Language, literature and Linguistics offers programs of The graduate program in near eastern studies emphasizes the languages, http://programs.gradschools.com/east/neareastern_lang_studies.html

Near and Middle Eastern Language Literature and Studies Graduate Programs in East U.S.A. There are matching records for Near and Middle Eastern Language Literature and Studies . Displaying matches through Sort this page A-Z or Z-A New York University Program: Ancient Near Eastern and Egyptian Studies Location: New York, NY Click here for more program info Click here to visit this program's website Click to send E-mail to: gsas.admissions@nyu.edu Student loans with fees as low as zero from Access Group offered at this school -> Jewish Theological Seminary, The Program: Judaic Studies Location: New York, NY The Graduate School of JTS is internationally respected for its high standards and its reputation for scholarly excellence. Recognized as the largest, most comprehensive graduate program of advanced Judaica in ... Click here for more program info Click here to visit this program's website Click to send E-mail to: gradschool@jtsa.edu

64. Near And Middle Eastern Language Literature And Studies Graduate Programs In Wes near and Middle eastern Language literature and Studies Graduate Programs in West Program Ancient near eastern Civilizations, arabic, Armenian, Hebrew, http://programs.gradschools.com/west/neareastern_lang_studies.html

Near and Middle Eastern Language Literature and Studies Graduate Programs in West U.S.A. There are matching records for Near and Middle Eastern Language Literature and Studies . Displaying matches through Sort this page A-Z or Z-A University Of California, Los Angeles Program: Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations, Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew, Iranian, Semitics, and Turkic Location: Los Angeles, CA The mission of the department is the discovery, interpretation, dissemination, and preservation of human values created over a period of more than a thousand years in an area which was ... Click here for more program info Click to send E-mail to: nreast@humnet.ucla.edu Student loans with fees as low as zero from Access Group offered at this school -> University of Arizona Program: Near Eastern Studies Location: Tucson, AZ

65. Kadi Wins King Faisal Prize In Literature Wadad Kadi, Professor and Chairman of near eastern Languages This marks thefirst time the Faisal Prize in arabic literature has been awarded to Arab http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/940217/prize.shtml

Vol. 13, No. 12 current issue archive / search contact Kadi wins King Faisal Prize in Literature "In the world of Arabic language and literature, receiving a King Faisal Prize is the equivalent of receiving a Nobel Prize," said President Sonnenschein. "The award is an appropriate and well-deserved recognition of the groundbreaking quality of Wadad Kadi's work." "I am awed. This is a great honor," said Kadi. "There is no doubt that seeing one's work appreciated on the scale of such a prestigious international award is wonderfully satisfying and deeply touching." Kadi shares the prize with Egypt's Aisha Abdul Rahman. This marks the first time the Faisal Prize in Arabic Literature has been awarded to Arab women. Kadi and Abdul Rahman were recognized for their separate work on early Arabic prose. The women are among eight scholars who will receive the Faisal Prize, including gold medals and certificates, in a presentation in late March in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The King Faisal Prize, awarded annually, is worth 350,000 Saudi riyals ($95,000). The prize was established in 1976 with $1.2 billion donated by eight sons of the king, who died in 1975. The first awards were given in 1979. The author of 10 books and more than 35 articles and reviews, Kadi is a researcher whose work focuses on the links between Arabic literature and political, sectarian and cultural Islamic thought. Her most recent work is a critical edition of the 10th-century prose work "al-Basa'ir wa l-dhakha'ir," a nine-volume anthology of various literary topics written by Abu Hayyan al-Tawhidi, whom Kadi calls "one of the greatest writers of classical Arabic prose."

66. Islamic Studies Programs Thrive At University, As Interest In Islam Grows Today, the main focus of such study is in the Department of near eastern and literatures, medieval Islamic mysticism, arabic literature, Sufism, http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/050714/islamicstudies.shtml

July 14, 2005 Vol. 24 No. 19 current issue archive / search contact Islamic studies programs thrive at University, as interest in Islam grows By Jennifer Carnig News Office In the literary track, classical and modern Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish, Uzbek and Persian literature are taught, in addition to basic language classes in all of these areas, as well as Armenian and Uzbek. Some students design their own field of study or combine elements of one with work in other fields, Dorman said. Students may choose to combine the study of Near Eastern history or literature with the study of the history or literature of South Asia or Europe. In other cases, students may focus on the non-Muslim communities that formed an integral part of the fabric of Near Eastern societies during the Islamic era, and in many cases still today.

67. Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations near eastern languages and civilizations. 6 Divinity Avenue, Room 106 4955757 Persian language and literature; Turkish studies; arabic. http://www.seo.harvard.edu/resprog/r22.html

@import url(/stylesheets/main.css); Search Contact Research Spotlight STUDENTS ... RESEARCH PROGRAMS Research Programs Undergraduate Research Facts Faculty Research Interests by Department African and African American studies Anthropology ... Music Near Eastern languages and civilizations Organismic and evolutionary biology Philosophy Physics Psychology ... Harvard Undergraduate Research Funding Sources Near Eastern languages and civilizations 6 Divinity Avenue, Room 106 Department Chair: P. Oktor Skjaervo Director of Undergraduate Studies: William Granara Department Administrator: Jennifer L. Petrallia Dr. Irit Aharony (Preceptor) Vanserg, 495-7958, aharony@fas Modern Hebrew language and literature. *Professor Ali Asani (On leave 2005-2006) Barker Center 305, 495-5755, aliasani@fas Islam and Indo-Muslim studies; Urdu and Swahili. p> Dr. J. F. Coakley (Senior Lecturer) 6 Divinity Avenue 307, 496-2312, coakley@fas Syriac language and literature; church history. Professor Shaye J.D. Cohen 6 Divinity Ave. 306, 496-6422, scohen@fas Jewish studies; Hebrew literature and philosophy.

68. Untitled.html near eastern Languages A major in near eastern languages consist of (a) aconcentration These include eleven credits in arabic language, literature, http://www.langlab.wayne.edu/NearEast/BARequire.html

Bachelor of Arts - Degree Programs This department offers programs and courses of instruction which acquaint students with the languages and civilizations of the modern Middle East as well as the classical traditions of that locale. In addition to reading texts in the original languages, the student may elect courses from a wide range of offerings for which no language other than English is required. A student who wishes to major in the Department should plan a program with the departmental advisor as soon as possible after entering the University. Each program is arranged individually to combine the most varied advantages consistent with the student's interests and purposes. Undergraduate Course List Bachelor of Arts Degrees Admission Requirements for this program are satisfied by the general requirements for undergraduate admission to the University; Degree Requirements: Candidates for the bachelor's degree must complete 120 credits in course work including satisfaction of the College of Liberal Arts Group Requirements and the University Education Requirements, as well as the major requirements of one of the following major degree programs. All course work must be completed in accordance with the academic procedures of the University and the College governing undergraduate scholarship and degree respectively. Requirements Near Eastern Languages Near Eastern Studies Minor Requirements Near Eastern Languages: A major in Near Eastern languages consist of : (a) a concentration in either Arabic or Hebrew; or (b) joint study of both languages.

69. Subject Guides arabic literature, ·, Chinese literature, ·, Jewish literature Institute ofnear eastern African Studies, The Institute of near eastern African http://www.lib.wayne.edu/resources/subject_guides/guide.php?id=43

70. NES -- Faculty Roster Hamid Algar, Professor of near eastern Studies Persian literature. Islamic culture,religion Margaret Larkin, Associate Professor of arabic literature. http://neareastern.berkeley.edu/docs/roster.html

Faculty Roster A directory showing faculty office phone and room numbers is also available. Department Office: 250 Barrows Hall, 642-3757. Chair: Daniel Boyarin. Hamid Algar , Professor of Near Eastern Studies Persian Literature. Islamic culture, religion, philosophy; Sufism and the Qur'an. Ph.D. Cambridge University Robert B. Alter , (Class of 1937 Professor), Professor of Hebrew and Comparative Literature. Hebrew literature, modern and biblical. Ph.D. Harvard University Ariel Bloch (Emeritus), Professor of Arabic and Semitics. Arabic dialectology, Hebrew. Ph.D. Munster University Daniel Boyarin , Chair of Near Eastern Studies, (Herman P. and Sophia Taubman Professor of Talmudic Culture). Cultural studies in Talmud and Midrash; gender and sexuality; hermeneutics; ancient Judaism and Christianity. Ph.D. Jewish Theological Seminary William M. Brinner (Emeritus, Recipient of Distinguished Teaching Award). Islamic institutions: Arabic, Judeo-Arabic. Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley Wolfgang J. Heimpel

71. Foreign Literature In Translation Course Listings arabic (near eastern Languages). 150. Classical arabic literature in English.151. Modern arabic literature in English http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/catalog05-07-4-12.htm

Foreign Literature in Translation Course Listings Course List Afrikaans (Germanic Languages) 40. From Oppressed to Oppressor and Beyond: Literature in Afrikaans from Preapartheid to Postapartheid Era, in English Translation Ancient Near East (Near Eastern Languages) 150A. Survey of Ancient Near Eastern Literatures in English: Mesopotamia 150B. Survey of Ancient Near Eastern Literatures in English: Egypt 150C. Survey of Ancient Near Eastern Literatures in English: Syria and Palestine, Asia Minor, Persia Arabic (Near Eastern Languages) 150. Classical Arabic Literature in English 151. Modern Arabic Literature in English Armenian (Near Eastern Languages) 150A-150B. Survey of Armenian Literature in English C152. Modern Armenian Drama as Vehicle for Social Critique C153. Art, Politics, and Nationalism in Modern Armenian Literature Asian (Asian Languages) 161. Buddhist Literature in Translation Bulgarian (Slavic Languages) 154. Survey of Bulgarian Literature Chinese (Asian Languages) C150A. Lyrical Traditions 150B. Traditional Narrative and Drama 151. Chinese Literature in Translation: Modern Literature

72. Princeton - Graduate School Announcement, 2004-05 - Department Of Near Eastern S The Department of near eastern Studies offers courses of study leading to the 565/HIS 535 The arabic literature of Islamic Africa. John R. Willis http://www.princeton.edu/pr/catalog/gsa/04/280.htm

previous contents next Princeton University Graduate School Announcement, 2004-05 Department of Near Eastern Studies Chair Andras P. Hamori Director of Graduate Studies Abraham L. Udovitch Professor Mark R. Cohen Michael A. Cook Andras P. Hamori Heath W. Lowry Hossein Modarressi Abraham L. Udovitch John R. Willis Assistant Professor Michael S. Doran Negin Nabavi Julie E. Taylor Senior Lecturer Erika H. Gilson Lecturer Michael Barry Nancy Coffin Firoozeh Khazrai Ikram Masmoudi Emmanuel Papoutsakis Beate Pongratz-Leisten Esther Robbins Visiting Lecturer Robert Finn Associated Faculty Molly Greene, History Abdellah Hammoudi, Anthropology Thomas F. Leisten, Art and Archaeology Shaun E. Marmon, Religion The Department of Near Eastern Studies offers courses of study leading to the doctoral degree in the fields of medieval and modern literature and history. It covers the Near East since the rise of Islam, together with Islamic North and West Africa and the Jewish communities of most of this region in Islamic times. For a full account of the fields of specialization of current faculty, please visit the department's Web site at www.princeton.edu/~nes. Application and Admission Prior to making a formal application to the Graduate School for admission, all prospective applicants should review the information available on our Web site, www.princeton.edu/~nes. All applicants must submit a sample of written work with their applications. Short-listed applicants should expect to be invited to visit Princeton for interviews and language evaluations at the end of February. Students pursuing an M.A. in the Program in Near Eastern Studies who wish to transfer to the department should apply in their second year.

73. Near Eastern Languages&Civilizations:U Of C College Course Catalog 98-99 in one of the near eastern languages (for example, Akkadian, arabic, Egyptian, near eastern Civilization I Survey of Mesopotamian literature in http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/archives/catalog98-99/HTM/NELC98.htm

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Counselor of Undergraduate Studies: Martha Roth, Or 325, 702-9551 Departmental Secretary: Or 212, 702-9512 Program of Study The programs for the Bachelor of Arts degree in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations are as varied as the wide subject matter they embrace. In consultation with their advisers, students work out a program that meets their cultural interests and provides a sound basis for graduate work. The areas of specialization that can be advised include: Arabic and Islam (including Turkish and Persian) Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East Assyriology Egyptian Languages and Civilization Hebrew Language and Civilization Near Eastern Jewish Studies Program Requirements Twelve courses are required in the area of specialization. All students must take one of the sequences that introduce the special fields. Hum 200-201-202. Judaic Civilization I, II, III MdvJSt 280-281-282. Medieval Jewish History I, II, III NECiv 211-212-213. Near Eastern Civilization I, II, III

74. Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations The programs for the Bachelor of Arts degree in near eastern Languages and Survey of Classical arabic literature. PQ Knowledge of arabic helpful but http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/archives/catalog99-00/htm/NELC99.html

Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Counselor of Undergraduate Studies: Martha Roth, Or 325, 702-9551, m-roth@uchicago.edu Departmental Secretary: Or 212, 702-9512, ne-lc@uchicago.edu Program of Study The programs for the Bachelor of Arts degree in Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations are as varied as the wide subject matter they embrace. In consultation with their advisers, students work out a program that meets their cultural interests and provides a sound basis for graduate work. Students select an area of specialization that explores their interests. These areas include: Archaeology and Art of the Ancient Near East Classical Hebrew Language and Civilization Cuneiform Studies (including Assyriology, Hittitology, and Sumerology) Egyptian Languages and Civilization Islamic and Modern Middle Eastern Studies (including Arabic, Persian, Turkish, and Modern Hebrew) Near Eastern Judaica Program Requirements Twelve courses are required in the concentration. All students must take one of the two- or three-quarter sequences that introduce the specialization. These sequences include: Hum 200-201-202. Judaic Civilization I, II, III

75. CMES: People And Faculty Hebrew literature (joint appointment with near eastern Studies) near easternStudies, arabic and Islam. Marian Feldman, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, http://ias.berkeley.edu/cmes/text_only/people_files/index_people.html

HOME C E N T E R F O R Middle Eastern Studies UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT BERKELEY Mission People Virtual Tour ... Social Welfare People Professor Nezar AlSayyad Center Chair Dr. Laurence Michalak Vice Chair Ms. Casondra Sobieralski Program Representive II Faculty Agricultural and Resource Economics Peter Berck, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Alain de Janvry, Ph.D., Professor, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt Gordon C. Rausser, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Elizabeth Sadoulet, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Morocco David Zilberman, Ph.D., Professor, Israel, water resources Back to top Anthropology Mariane Ferme, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Comparative Islamic Studies, Arab World, West Africa Laura Nader, Ph.D., Professor, Cultural Anthropology, Lebanon Stefania Pandolfo, Ph.D., Assistant Professor

76. Courses In The Department Of Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations Readings in Modern arabic literature I, II, III Mustafa. 40382. Seminar Classicalarabic Poetics Ancient near eastern literature Hittite van den Hout http://catalogs.uchicago.edu/divisions/nelc-courses.html

Courses in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Courses Akkadian Ancient Anatolian Languages Arabic Aramaic ... Near Eastern Languages Akkadian Staff 20307, 20308. Akkadian Literary Texts I, II Biggs, Staff 20313, 20314. Akkadian Historical Texts I, II Stolper 20316. Non-Mesopotamian Akkadian Texts Roth 20323. Akkadian Religious Texts Biggs 30315. Introduction to Assyrian Staff 30316. Akkadian Texts from Peripheral Areas Biggs 30321. Epic of Gilgamesh Farber, Roth 30332. Mesopotamian Law Collections Roth Ancient Anatolian Languages van den Hout 20125. Advanced Readings in Hittite van den Hout 20201. Cuneiform Luwian van den Hout 20301, 20302. Hieroglyphic Luwian I, II van den Hout 20401. Lydian van den Hout 20501. Lycian van den Hout 20601.Carian/Psidian/Sidetic van den Hout 20901. Hurrian

77. Yale > Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations > Introduction Founded in 1841, the Department of near eastern Languages Civilizations offeredthe Charles C. Torrey, professor of arabic and Semitic languages, http://www.yale.edu/nelc/

Click here to see enlarged image of map. Introduction The Department regularly sponsors lectures, colloquia, and presentations by scholars from around the world. The Department has also organized two special events in response to the current world situation, the first a panel discussion after September 11 and the second a teach-in during the war with Iraq. In recent years, the Department has organized and hosted two major international conferences, with associated exhibitions in the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and Sterling Memorial Library. The NELC Roundtable offers students an opportunity to rehearse public speaking about work in progress and receive feedback from faculty and peers in an informal atmosphere. The Yale Arabic Colloquium (YAC) Yale Arabic Poetry Group was inaugurated in 2004. Next: About the Faculty

78. Near Eastern Studies, University Of Arizona near eastern Studies (NES). NES investigates the languages (arabic, Persian, Persian, and Turkish, as well as classes in Middle eastern literatures. http://fp.arizona.edu/neareast/

Faculty and Staff MENA Graduate Student Organization The Center for Middle Eastern Studies NES Undergraduate Organization ... The University of Arizona Near Eastern Studies (NES) NES investigates the languages ( Arabic Persian Turkish , Hebrew), history, cultures, literature and geography of the region now known as the Middle East, but referred to as the Near East for studies of the pre-Christian era. This region includes the Arab world, Turkey, Iran and Israel, and ranges from Morocco on the Atlantic Ocean to the Persian Gulf. NES offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA), Master of Arts (MA) and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees with a major in Near Eastern Studies. Areas of MA fields include the Middle Eastern languages (Arabic, Persian and Turkish), cultures, history, politics and civilizations of the Islamic Middle East. Concentrations at the doctoral level are available in the fields of languages and literature, and Islamic studies. Students wishing to concentrate in history or politics at the doctoral level must apply to the appropriate disciplinary department upon completion of the MA. For more information about the Near Eastern Studies program at The University of Arizona, please contact us by e-mail:

79. Near Eastern Languages And Cultures (NELC) Home Page of near eastern languages, literatures, and cultures, including arabic, In addition, a number of premodern and ancient near eastern languages are http://nelc.osu.edu/

Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 300 Hagerty Hall 1775 College Road Columbus, Ohio 43210-1340 Phone: 614-292-9255 Fax: 614-292-1262 Degree Programs: Graduate Undergraduate , and Affiliated Courses: NELC Arabic Hebrew Persian , and Turkish Ohio State GEC courses offered by this department. Contact list of people in this department. Courses offered by the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures. Winter Quarter Spring Quarter Summer Quarter Autumn Quarter ... GTA Support site News /Events Resources Link to the OSU Middle East Studies Center Founded in 1979, the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (NELC) offers instruction in a number of Near Eastern languages, literatures, and cultures, including Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish. In addition, a number of pre-modern and ancient Near Eastern languages are taught, among them Sumerian, Akkadian, Aramaic, Biblical Hebrew, classical Arabic, Ottoman Turkish, and Ugaritic. At present, the Department directs two undergraduate programs leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in Arabic and Hebrew. Minor programs are also available in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish. Advanced students are encouraged to apply for study abroad programs offered during the summer and/or academic year.

80. Department Of Near Eastern Studies At Cornell University near eastern Studies. 409 White Hall Cornell University Ithaca, NY 148537901 He is an author of several books on media studies and literature. http://www.arts.cornell.edu/nes/

409 White Hall Ithaca, NY Current Highlights Current and Upcoming Events Current Courses Job Announcements Royal figures playing chess, from the Shahnama by Firdawsi. Persia, 10th century. T he Department of Near Eastern Studies offers courses in the history, civilization, archaeology, religion, languages, and literatures of the Near East, a region which has had an important impact on the development of our civilization and plays a vital role in today's world community. Encompassing the Near East from ancient times to the modern period, the Department's course offerings encourage students to take an interdisciplinary approach to the cultures of this region, and emphasize methods of historical and literary analysis. The department is part of the College of Arts and Sciences, and offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees. Cornell University CU Info College of Arts and Sciences

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