F & M Library: Class Guides

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Suggested print and online resources for listed courses. Consult related course numbers if guide is not present for your class.
See also Electronic Resources - A to Z List or Electronic Resources - By Subject.

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Class Guides - Foundations

CCS 142: The Culture of Chocolate
CCS 153: Moral Equivalent of War?
FND 111P: Global Change
FND 111V: Energy Issues in Science and Society
FND 111W: Nature of Oceans
FND 117: What is Friendship?
FND 140: Informed Opinions
FND 149: Life On Mars?
FND 160: Science and Pseudo-Science
FND 161: After Capitalism
FND 182: Art, Meaning and Perception
FND 194: Metamorphosis and "Monsters": Transforming Ourselves
FND 195: Coral Reefs
MSS 157: Changing the World? Spiritual Life and Social Action
NTW 111V: Energy Issues in Science and Society
NTW 113: Architecture and Nature
NTW 134: Global Change
NTW 136: Sustainability and the Sea
NTW 141: Informed Opinions

Class Guides - Humanities

Art & Art History

ART 126: How Ideas Become Form
ART/AMS 172: Marketplace
ART 231: Italian Renaissance Art and Architecture
ART 233: Northern Renaissance Art
ART 337: Reformation/Counter-reformation: Art in 16th- and 17th-century Northern Europe

Classics

CLS 114: History of Ancient Rome
CLS 140: Classical Art and Archaeology
CLS: Classics Seminar: Status in the Roman World

English

ENG 105: Food and Identity
ENG 105: American Idol
ENG 105: American Road Trip
ENG 105: America in the Age of Nixon
ENG 161: Science Fiction
ENG 162: Reading and Writing About Place
ENG 167: Courtship to Hook-Up
ENG 172: A Literary History of Western Slavery
ENG 175: Body Modification
ENG 177: American Idol
ENG 201: Studies in Medieval Literature
ENG 202: Studies in Renaissance Literature
ENG 206: Studies in Early North American Literature
ENG 212: Shakespearean Literature
ENG 225: Introduction to Creative Writing

Literature & Language

GER 174: Germany Concealed and Revealed
ITA 370: Italian Women Authors
LIT 175: Rogues in Picaresque
RUS 376: Reading Dangerously - Women in Flaubert, Tolstoy, and Checkhov
SPA 170: Don Quixote
SPA 171: Hispanic Food and Culture
SPA 172: Women in Latin American Fiction
SPA 261: Hispanic Literature and Analysis

Music

MUS 107: Composing
MUS 229: Music in Cultural Perspectives

Philosophy

PHI 122: Introduction to Moral Philosophy
PHI 273: Environmental Philosophy
PHI 498: Seminar in Philosophical Research

Religious Studies

RST 171: Science Fiction and the Human Condition
RST 370: African American Religions

Theater, Dance and Film

TDF 105/TDF 171: World Theater/Solo Performance
TDF 174: Persona and Performance
TDF 208: Dance Production Ensemble

Class Guides - Social Sciences

Africana Studies

AFS 270: Slavery in the 21st Century

American Studies

AMS 100: Introduction to American Studies
AMS 110: America in the Age of Nixon
AMS 170: Rights and Representations
AMS 171: Franklin's College and Beyond (Archives guide)
AMS 171: Franklin's College and Beyond (Library research guide)
AMS 175: Civil War Fiction
AMS 176: America in the Age of Nixon
AMS/HIS 236: U.S. Empire
AMS 310: American Masculinities
AMS/HIS/WGS 320: Women in American Society and Politics
AMS 350: Studying America
AMS 420: Lincoln Seminar
AMS 489: Senior Semiar - Coeducation

Anthropology

ANT 100: Social Anthropology
ANT 174: Language, Identity, and Authority
ANT/WGS 175: Invisible Worlds
ANT 259: Middle Eastern Cultures
ANT 275: East Asian Cultures
ANT/WGS 355: The Body

Business, Organizations & Society

BOS 200: Business Organizations
BOS 215: Organizational Behavior
BOS 250: Business Research
BOS 325: Financial Reporting and Analysis
BOS 335: Business and Natural Environment
BOS 360: Finance
BOS 361: Securities Analysis
BOS 372: International Business
BOS 373: Gender and the Law
BOS 480: Contemporary Issues in Managerial Decision Making
BOS 480: Strategic Challenges of Globalization

Psychology

PSY 175: Introduction to Cognitive Science
PSY 305: Cognitive Psychology

Government

GOV 100: American Government
GOV 100c: American Government
GOV 104: Comparative Politics
GOV 130: International Politics
GOV 223 : Comparative Politics of Developing Areas
GOV 250: How to Find Political Speeches and Interviews
GOV 250: United States Statistical Sources
GOV 250: Accessing Political Science Literature
GOV 305: Implementing Public Policy
GOV 308: The American Presidency
GOV 309: The Congress
GOV 326: African Politics
GOV 332: International Organizations
GOV 372: Environmental Law
GOV 373: Social Movements
GOV 374: Politics of East Asia
GOV 388: Public Health Research
GOV 425: Human Rights/Human Wrongs
GOV 470: The American Politician: Presidents
GOV 473: Clinton/Bush American Foreign Policy

History

HIS 153: Race in American History
HIS 157: War and Gender in Modern Europe
HIS 172: Atlantic World
HIS 174: Anti-Semitism in Historical Perspective
HIS 175: Civil War Fiction
HIS 277: Islamic Spain
HIS 316: Tudor & Stuart England
HIS 339: Civil War & Reconstruction
HIS 360: History Workshop: Methods and Practice (ARCHIVES)
HIS 360: History Workshop: Methods and Practice (LIBRARY)
HIS 370: Public Influence (History of Women in U.S.)
HIS 373: Iran, Iraq, Lebanon
HIS 374: Historical Perspectives on American Public Health
HIS 420: Lincoln Seminar

International Studies

IST 170: Two Sacred Languages, One Holy Land
IST 174: International Studies: Facts and Fictions (Class guide)
IST 174s: International Studies: Facts and Fictions (Statistics)
IST 175: Global Issues, Global Changes
IST 200: International Studies

Sociology

SOC 100 A: Power, Prejudice, and Identity
SOC 171: Migration
SOC 210: Class, Status and Power
SOC 302: Sociological Research Methods
SOC 310: Urban Sociology Census Paper
SOC 360: Race and Ethnic Relations

Women & Gender Studies

WGS 270: Comparative Women's Rights
WGS 271: Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity
WGS 275: Women's Healing Systems
WGS 277: Women and the Law
WGS 375: Women in Pop Culture
WGS 378: Gender and the Law
WGS 388: Pregnancy Outcomes in American Women

Class Guides - Sciences

Astronomy

AST 170: Survey of Astronomy
AST 386: Changing Concepts of the Universe

Biology

BIO 220: Principles of Physiology and Development
BIO 323: Ecological Concepts and Applications
BIO 336: Evolution
BIO 375: Plant Sexual Diversity

Chemistry

CHM 111: General Chemistry I
CHM 212: Organic Chemistry II
CHM 222: Inorganic Chemistry
CHM 342: Environmental Chemistry
CHM 411: Physical Organic Chemistry

Earth & Environment

ENV 114: Earth, Environment and Humanity
ENV 117: Environment & Human Values
ENV 117b: Environment & Human Values
ENV 171: Change Climate Weather
ENV 172: Great Watersheds
ENV 216: Environmental Policy
ENV 372: Environmental Law
GEO 114: Earth, Environment and Humanity
GEO 114d: Earth, Environment and Humanity
GEO 118: Oceanography
GEO 171: Geopolitics of Humanitarian Disasters

Mathematics

MAT 130: Mathematics of Art

Physics

PHY 171: Quarks to Quasars