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Hebrew Courses

Biblical Hebrew and Modern Hebrew courses are now listed under L74 Hebrew (Modern)

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Spring, 2013 | Hebrew (modern)

L74 MHBR 106D — Spring, 2013

Beginning Modern Hebrew II

Continuation of work begun in Modern Hebrew 105D. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF B- OR BETTER IN MHBR 105D OR PLACEMENT BY EXAMINATION. Five class hours and additional drill or laboratory hours as assigned by instructor.
WUCrsL page
Frequency Offered: 
Annually
Related Courses: 
L75 106D
Credits: 
5 Units
Course Attributes: 
AS LA
EN H
BU Hum
BU IS
AS LCD
AS LS
L74 MHBR 214D — Spring, 2013

Intermediate Modern Hebrew II

Continuation of work begun in Modern Hebrew 213D. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF B- OR BETTER IN MODERN HEBREW 213D OR PLACEMENT BY EXAMINATION. Five class hours and additional drill or laboratory hours as assigned by instructor.
WUCrsL page
Frequency Offered: 
Annually
Related Courses: 
L75 214D
Credits: 
5 Units
Course Attributes: 
AS LA
EN H
BU Hum
BU IS
AS LCD
AS LS
L74 MHBR 306 — Spring, 2013

Modern Jewish Writers

What is Jewish literature? While we begin with - and return to - the traditional question of definition/s we will take an unorthodox approach to the course. Reading beyond Bellow, Ozick and Wiesel, we will look for enlightenment in unexpected places: Egypt, Latin America, Australia. Recent works by Philip Roth, Andre Aciman, Simone Zelitch and Terri-ann White will be supplemented by guest lectures, film, short stories and significant essays. We will focus on issues of language, memory and place. Background knowledge is not required, though it is warmly welcomed.
WUCrsL page
Frequency Offered: 
Unpredictable
Related Courses: 
L16 306
L75 3061
L75 5006
L97 306
Credits: 
3 Units
Course Attributes: 
AS TH
FA Lit
EN H
BU Hum
AR Lit
AS HUM
L74 MHBR 322D — Spring, 2013

Third-Level Modern Hebrew II

Designed to develop communicative skills, this course provides opportunities for students to practice the art of speaking and writing correctly, clearly, and effectively. Includes reading and discussion of selected short stories from modern Hebrew literature as well as articles from current Hebrew newspapers. Class discussions deal with literary topics as well as contemporary social and political issues related to life and institutions in Israel. PREREQUISITE: GRADE OF B- OR BETTER IN MHBR 320D OR PLACEMENT BY EXAMINATION.
WUCrsL page
Frequency Offered: 
Annually
Related Courses: 
L75 322D
L75 522D
Credits: 
3 Units
Course Attributes: 
AS LA
EN H
BU IS
AS LCD
AS LS
L74 MHBR 402 — Spring, 2013

Fourth Level Modern Hebrew II: Seminar in Israeli Culture

This course examines Israel through different cultural expressions. Texts may be drawn from a variety of genres such as literature, theater, cinema, and the visual arts. Primary reading and discussion in Hebrew. Topics change each semester; may be taken more than once for credit. Prerequisite: MHBR 322D or by placement or with permission of instructor.
WUCrsL page
Frequency Offered: 
Annually
Related Courses: 
L75 402
Credits: 
3 Units
Course Attributes: 
AS LA
EN H
BU IS
AR Lit
AS LCD
AS LS
L74 MHBR 489 — Spring, 2013

Independent Work for Senior Honors

This course to be taken in the spring semester. Prerequisite: senior standing, eligibility for honors, and permission of the Department.
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Frequency Offered: 
Annually
Credits: 
3 Units
L74 MHBR 4983 — Spring, 2013

Guided Readings in Hebrew

PREREQUISITE: SENIOR STANDING, INSTRUCTOR'S PERMISSION, AND PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT CHAIR.
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Frequency Offered: 
None
Related Courses: 
L75 4983
Credits: 
Variable
Course Attributes: 
AS LA
L74 MHBR 500 — Spring, 2013

Independent Study

PREREQUISITE: SENIOR STANDING AND PERMISSION OF DEPARTMENT.
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Frequency Offered: 
Every Semester
Credits: 
Variable
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