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The following are the courses offered by the Jewish Studies Program. For detailed information on these courses, please check the 1999-2000 Undergraduate Handbook. If your division does not carry the handbooks, please call 416-946-3229.

DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN (926-2324)
GER260Y Elementary Yiddish
GER360Y Intermediate Yiddish
GER361Y Introduction to Jewish Literature (in translation)
GER461Y Advanced Yiddish
GER491Y Individual Studies

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY (978-3363)
HIS208Y Modern History of the Jewish People
HIS304Y Medieval Spain: from Frontier to Empire
HIS356Y Zionism and Israel
HIS338Y The Holocaust: Nazis, Occupied Europe, and the Jews
HIS433H Polish Jews Since the Partitions of Poland
HIS442Y Antisemitism and Jewish Response

DEPARTMENT OF NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN CIVILIZATIONS (978-3180)
HUM199Y Apocalypse Now
NMC136Y Elementary Modern Hebrew
NMC225H Introducing the New Greek Testament
NMC227H The Greek New Testament and Related Writings
NMC236H Intermediate Modern Hebrew I
NMC237H Intermediate Modern Hebrew II
NMC230Y Introduction to Biblical Hebrew I
NMC260Y The Archaeology of the Ancient Middle East
NMC261Y Field Archaeology
NMC280Y The Bible
NMC284H Judaism and Feminism
NMC315Y Introductory Aramaic
NMC325H Fragmentary Texts of Greek-Speaking Jewry
NMC327H Jewish Historians who Wrote in Greek
NMC330Y1 Intermediate Biblical Hebrew
NMC331H Dead Sea Scrolls
NMC332H Early Jewish Mysticism
NMC334Y Topics in Babylonian Talmud
NMC336H Advanced Hebrew: Post-biblical to Modern I
NMC337H Advanced Hebrew: Post-biblical to Modern II
NMC361Y Archaeology of Palestine in the Biblical Period
NMC376H History of Islamic Spain and North Africa
NMC382Y Ancient Egyptian Religion
NMC415Y Intermediate Aramaic: Targum
NMC431Y Advanced Hebrew: Psalm
NMC435Y Medieval Hebrew Literature
NMC436H Modern Hebrew Poetry
NMC437H Modern Hebrew Prose
NMC470Y The Hellenistic Near East
NMC483Y Gender-related Topics in Law and Religion

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY (978-3311)
PHL338H1 Jewish Philosophy

DEPARTMENT FOR THE STUDY OF RELIGION (978-2395)
RLG100Y Major Religious Traditions, East and West
RLG202Y The Jewish Religious Tradition
RLG221H Religious Ethics: the Jewish Tradition
RLG340Y1 Classical Jewish Theology
RLG342Y Judaism in the Modern Age
RLG445H Advanced Topics: Religion West II: Maimonides and His Modern Interpreters

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY (978-3412)
SOC250Y Sociology of Religion
SOC330Y Comparative Ethnic Relations - The Jewish Community in Europe and North America