81. Near Eastern Languages And Cultures (NELC) Home Page eastern Languages and Cultures (NELC) offers instruction in a number of near easternlanguages, literatures, and cultures, including arabic, Hebrew, Persian http://nelc.osu.edu/

Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 203 Jennings Hall 1735 Neil Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210-1293 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 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.

82. Near Eastern Studies II HIST 211 History of the Ancient near East I TKL 216 Ottoman Paleography II TKL304 Classics of eastern and Western Turkish Grammar II AR 201202 arabic I-II http://is.washcoll.edu/concentrations/near_east.html

WASHINGTON COLLEGE CONCENTRATIONS HOME PAGE THE CONCENTRATION IN NEAR EASTERN STUDIES In addition to the common requirements for a regional concentration, students who wish to concentrate in Near Eastern Studies are required to spend at least one semester at a Washington College abroad program in Morocco, Turkey, or through the SUNY Consortium program in Israel. The Near Eastern Studies language requirement may be fulfilled at Washington College by studying Arabic or French. Students also may fulfill this requirement by substituting another language appropriate to the region, for example Hebrew in Israel, to be pursued during the study abroad period. In addition, students are required to take two courses from List A below and three courses on the Near East at an approved Washington College abroad program. LIST A FRS 310: Contemporary France and the Francophone World HIS 394: Early Islamic Civilization POL 350: History and Politics of Africa POL 354: Politics of the Middle East Special Topics courses dealing with the Near East may also be offered at Washington College, and can be counted for List A credit. These may represent a single discipline or they may be interdisciplinary in nature

83. Near Eastern Languages And Cultures: Faculty And Staff of English, Jewish Studies Program,near eastern Languages and Professor of ComparativeLiterature, marks@indiana Assistant Instructor of arabic, yamermer@indiana http://www.indiana.edu/~nelcmesp/faculty.shtml

NELC Home IUB Home NELC Arabic Home About NELC Undergraduate Studies Graduate Studies Course Offerings Faculty and Staff ... Linguists Search IUB: Advanced Search Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Faculty and Staff NELC Faculty Salman H. Al-Ani Professor of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures alani@indiana.edu Goodbody 204 Salih Altoma Professor Emeritus of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures salih@indiana.edu Gustav Bayerle Professor Emeritus, Central Eurasian Studies bayerle@indiana.edu Goodbody 233 Christopher Beckwith Professor of Central Eurasian Studies and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures beckwith@indiana.edu Goodbody 346 Mark Day Librarian, Middle Eastern Studies daym@indiana.edu Library E159 Devin DeWeese Associate Professor of Central Eurasian Studies and Near Eastern Languages and Cultures Director, Research Institute for Inner Asian Studies deweese@indiana.edu

84. Michael Cooperson 1. Classical arabic Biography. In Understanding near eastern Literatures A Spectrumof Interdisciplinary Approaches, ed. Beatrice Gruendler and Verena Klemm http://www.nelc.ucla.edu/Faculty/Cooperson.htm

Michael D. Cooperson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Arabic Office: Kinsey Hall 393A University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA 90095-1511 310.206.1383 - phone 310.206.6456 - fax cooperso@humnet.ucla.edu EDUCATION Ph.D. - 1994 Harvard University (Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations) A.M. - 1991 Harvard University (Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations) Certificate - 1988 American University in Cairo (Center for Arabic Study Abroad) A.B. - 1987 Harvard College (Middle Eastern Studies) EMPLOYMENT 1995-2001 Assistant Professor of Arabic, University of California, Los Angeles. 1994-1995 Visiting Assistant Professor of Arabic, Dartmouth College 1994 Instructor, School of Arabic, Middlebury College 1990-1994 Teaching Fellow in Arabic, Harvard College 1991 Instructor, School of Arabic, Middlebury College RECENT GRANTS AND AWARDS 2001 UCLA Faculty Senate Grant 1999 UCLA Dean's Marshal Award (for scholarship and teaching) 1996 UCLA Faculty Senate grant MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Association of Teachers of Arabic Middle East Studies Association American Oriental Society RRALL (Radical Reassessment of Arabic Language and Literature) Al-`Arabiyya. Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Arabic

85. Faculty & Staff in Teaching Language and literature, Damascus University. Doctoral Candidate inNear eastern Languages and Civilizations University; MA in arabic and Islamic http://www.middlebury.edu/ls/arabic/facstaff/

WebMail BannerWeb People Finder Site Map ... LS Viewbook Request Form Quick Links Complete List of Programs Arabic Chinese French German Italian Japanese Portuguese Russian Spanish Arabic Academic Program Mahmoud Abdalla Christopher Stone ... Director: Mahmoud Abdalla Assistant Professor of Arabic, Wayne State University; Ph.D., University of Edinburgh (U.K.) Assistant Director: Christopher Stone Assistant Professor of Arabic, Middlebury College; Ph.D, Princeton University Arabic School Coordinator: Amy Comes FACULTY RACHID AADNANI Doctoral Candidate in ArabicLiterature, Binghamton University (SUNY); M.A., Dartmouth College GHAZI ABU HAKMEH Doctoral Candidate in Foreign Language Education, University of Texas at Austin; M.A., St. Michael’s College OLLA AL-SHALCHI Master’s Candidate in Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language, American University in Cairo; B.A in Arabic Language and Literature and Islamic Studies, University of Texas at Austin HOUSNI BENNIS Instructor of Arabic, University of Virginia; Doctoral Candidate, Washington University (St. Louis) BRAHIM BOUSSOUAB Assistant Professor of Arabic, Al-Akhawayn University;

86. Near Eastern Section, CUL While the near eastern collection tries to meet the basic of the collection is onArabic and Hebrew strong on mediaeval history, classical literature, and the http://www.lib.cam.ac.uk/NearEastern/NESmain.htm

Home Newton Opening Hours Digital Library ... Search Near Eastern Section CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Contents Introduction Languages and subject areas Manuscripts and printed books Catalogues ... Suppliers of Near Eastern Books Introduction The Near Eastern and Islamic Section of Cambridge University Library is a part of the Division of Oriental and other languages. The section purchases and catalogues all materials in Near Eastern languages; it deals with enquiries relating to these materials, and assists readers locally. Languages and Subject areas The term "Near Eastern" in the name of the section is to be understood in the broadest sense to include all areas and languages from Morocco in the West to the borders of Mongolia in the East, from Ethiopia in the South to Armenia in the North. The languages that fall within the section's responsibility are the following (in alphabetical order: Arabic, Aramaic, Armenian, Berber languages, Coptic, Ancient Near Eastern languages written in cuneiform, Egyptian, Ethiopic, Georgian, Hebrew (and all Jewish material written in Hebrew script, like Ladino, Yiddish, etc...), Persian and Iranian languages, Turkish and Turkic languages, and Urdu. While the Near Eastern collection tries to meet the basic needs of researchers in all these languages, it does not have large holdings in all of them. The focus of the collection is on Arabic and Hebrew, and the two other major Islamic languages, Persian and Turkish. In terms of subject areas, the collection is very strong on mediaeval history, classical literature, and the canon of Islamic sciences (theology, jurisprudence, exegesis, etc...) - or, in the case of Hebrew, on early and mediaeval Jewish history, literature and culture.

87. Welcome To The Faculty Of Oriental Studies At Oxford University in Medieval arabic Thought *; Handbook for the M.Phil on Contemporary Turkey; SubFacultyof near and Middle eastern Art Department of the Ashmolean Museum; Oxford http://www.orinst.ox.ac.uk/nme/index.shtml

South Asia East Asia Chinese Japanese ... Related Websites and Links Near and Middle Eastern Studies A reed house in the Marshes of southern Iraq, identical to houses of the 5th millennium BCE. (c) Michael Roaf, Cultural Atlas of Mesopotamia, p. 51. Prospective Undergraduates Admissions and Open Days page Undergraduate Prospectus for Oriental Studies The annual Gerald Averay Wainwright Prize for essay s on ancient Near Eastern archaeology Most languages and and areas of study can be combined in various ways. Each of the information pages listed below explains the combinations available for each subject. For more details, see the B.A. course handbooks listed further down this page. The Ancient Near East within B.A. degrees in Oriental Studies Arabic within B.A. degrees in Oriental Studies Armenian within B.A. degrees in Oriental Studies Classics within B.A. degrees in Oriental Studies Coptic within B.A. degrees in Oriental Studies

88. LINGUIST List 7.997: Freelance Copyeditor, Hebrew, Dept. Chair: Near Eastern DEPARTMENT CHAIR The Department of near eastern, Judaic, and Hellenic Languages andLiteratures (which is in of the Department teach arabic, Hebrew, Persian http://www.linguistlist.org/issues/7/7-997.html

LINGUIST List 7.997 Mon Jul 8 1996 Jobs: Freelance copyeditor, Hebrew, Dept. Chair: Near Eastern Editor for this issue: lveselin@emunix.emich.edu Directory Tina Kraskow, Freelance copyeditor job Mahdi Alosh, Hebrew Position Mahdi Alosh, Department Chair: Near Eastern Message 1: Freelance copyeditor job Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 15:09:59 EDT From: kraskow@BABEL.ling.upenn.edu Subject: Freelance copyeditor job A colleague asked me to post this: Seeking an experienced copyeditor with a background in linguistics to edit a biannual academic journal on a freelance basis. Must be ready to work immediately. Please call Beth Roberts, (800) 221-4512. Mail to author Respond to list Read more issues LINGUIST home page ... Top of issue Message 2: Hebrew Position Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 16:07:21 EDT From: alosh.1@osu.edu Subject: Hebrew Position Mail to author Respond to list Read more issues LINGUIST home page ... Top of issue Message 3: Department Chair: Near Eastern Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1996 16:07:21 EDT From: alosh.1@osu.edu Subject: Department Chair: Near Eastern alosh.1@osu.edu

89. NELC_Faculty History and archaeology of the near East in Wheeler, Brannon Associate Professor,arabic language, Islam Political Science and Middle eastern Studies, wheelerd@u http://depts.washington.edu/nelc/faculty/faculty_main.html

FACULTY NAME E-MAIL Andrews, Walter G. Research Professor Turkish language and literature, Ottoman Turkish walter@u.washington.edu Curriculum Vitae faculty.washington.edu/walter/ Bacharach, Jere L. Adjunct Professor History of the Near East jere@u.washington.edu Cirtautas, Ilse D. Professor Turkic languages and literatures icirt@u.washington.edu http://depts.washington.edu/centasia/icirt/ DeYoung, Terri L. Associate Professor Modern Arabic language and literature tdeyoung@u.washington.edu Curriculum Vitae http://faculty.washington.edu/tdeyoung Freeman, Andrew Lecturer Arabic Language; Linguistics andyf@u.washington.edu http://faculty.washington.edu/andyf/ Goldberg, Ellis Adjunct Professor Political Economy of the Middle East goldberg@u.washington.edu Heer, Nicholas L. Professor Emeritus Arabic language and literature, Islamic law, Islamic institutions heer@u.washington.edu Curriculum Vitae http://faculty.washington.edu/heer/ Jaffee, Martin S. Adjunct Professor History of Judaism and late antiquity, methods in study of religion

90. Near Eastern Languages And Civilizations near eastern languages and civilizations. 6422, scohen@fas Jewish studies; Hebrewliterature and philosophy. 4954513, wgraham@fas Islam; classical arabic texts 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 (fall), Peter Machinist (spring) Department Administrator: Jennifer L. Petrallia Dr. Irit Aharony (Preceptor) Vanserg, 495-7958, aharony@fas Modern Hebrew language and literature. *Professor Ali Asani Barker Center 305, 495-5755, aliasani@fas Islam and Indo-Muslim studies; Urdu and Swahili. Professor Paul-Alain Beaulieu 6 Divinity Avenue 310, 496-6009 Assyriology; history of Mesopotamia. David Braun (Preceptor) Vanserg 119, 496-2315, dbraun@fas Yiddish language and literature. Dr. J. F. Coakley

91. Washington University In St. Louis Islam and Politics Ethnicity, Religion, and Change in the Muslim World Asian andNear eastern Languages and literature (ANELL) Guided Readings in arabic I, II http://w3fp.arizona.edu/mesassoc/directory/WashingtonUStLouis.htm

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS St. Louis, Missouri Program Jewish, Islamic, and Near Eastern Studies Program Departments Anthropology History Political Science Comparative Literature Religious Studies Women's Studies Degrees Offered BA, MA (Islamic and Near Eastern Studies, Jewish Studies, Religious Studies) PhD (Anthropology, History, Comparative Literature) Middle East Languages Arabic (all levels) Hindi (beginning and intermediate levels) Modern Hebrew (all levels) Persian (all levels) Courses Anthropology Ancient Civilizations of the Old World Peoples and Cultures of the Middle East Archaeology of the Near East Greater Central Asia in Crisis Religion, Ritual, and World View Religion and Language Tribes, States and Revolutions Islam and Politics Ethnicity, Religion, and Change in the Muslim World Asian and Near Eastern Languages and Literature (ANELL) Guided Readings in Arabic I, II Topics in Classical Arabic Literature and Culture Topics in Modern Arabic Literature and Culture Topics in Modern Hebrew Literature Guided Readings in Hebrew Israeli Women Writers Israeli Culture and Society Topics in Hebrew Literature Imagery in Persian Lyric Poetry Guided Readings in Persian Comparative Literature The Flowering of Islamic Literature, 500-1200

92. Majors & Minors-Near Eastern Studies Lower Division Requirements for the near eastern Languages and Literatures Majornear eastern Studies 10; In arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish elementary http://ls-advise.berkeley.edu/majors/nestud.html

University Of California, Berkeley Introduction List of Majors Art ... Music Near Eastern Studies Philosophy Rhetoric Scandinavian Slavic Languages ... Declaring a Major Get info you need! Subscribe to College Updates , an email news service of the College of Letters and Science to get the latest news, deadlines, and updates. Subscribe Unsubscribe A complete copy of the is now available for download as a PDF file. You'll never have to make important decisions without this valuable document again! Near Eastern Studies Near Eastern Studies encompasses the languages and civilizations of the ancient, medieval, and modern Near East. The Department of Near Eastern Studies offers specialized training in Near Eastern Archaeology and Art History, Assyriology, Egyptology, Hittitology, Iranian Studies, Judaic Studies, Islamic Studies, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish. For students from other disciplines, the department offers a wide variety of courses to supplement such related fields as linguistics, history, political science, comparative literature and anthropology. To those not studying languages, the lecture courses offer a comprehensive body of information on past and present Near Eastern civilizations. Many of the department's courses are restricted to a small number of students and so afford an opportunity for close contact with the instructing staff. Lower Division Requirements for the Near Eastern Languages and Literatures Major Near Eastern Studies 10 In Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish: elementary courses in the language, or their equivalents

93. Asian And Near Eastern Languages & Literatures The Department offers program in the study of Asian and near eastern languages andliteratures, including arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and http://news-info.wustl.edu/group/page/normal/15.html

nothing = 1; - Faculty Experts - News by Topic - News by School WUSTL in the News - Powered by Google WUSTL Home Public Affairs Home University News Medical News ... University Groups Chair: Beata Grant Administrative Officer: Debra Jones Home Page: http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~anell/ Location: 121 Anheuser-Busch Hall Email: anell@artsci.wustl.edu Telephone: The Department offers program in the study of Asian and Near Eastern languages and literatures, including Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Persian. Faculty often offer expertise in related social, cultural and literary traditions; most have extensive experience conducting research and traveling in countries where these languages are spoken. A major in Asian and Near Eastern languages and literatures opens up career opportunities in diplomacy, business, law, journalism, and higher education. Showing 1 Stories. New age of Chinese ceramics "Chinese Ceramics Today" at Des Lee Gallery Sept. 5-Sept. 30 Wang Haichen, Garden Blues (2002), porcelain

94. CANES Current Courses CLASSICAL near eastern STUDIES (CNE). and Renaissance periods with contemporaneousliteratures from India, China, Japan, Middleeastern, and other arabic (ARA http://puffin.creighton.edu/clc/CANES_courses/Courses.htm

Courses for Fall 2003 Arabic Hebrew Latin CNE/ENG 120 World Lit. I: section J: Dr. Christina Clark , MWF 12:30 PM A chronological introduction to Western and non-Western literatures from the Ancient world through the Renaissance. This course juxtaposes Greek, Roman, English literature from the Old English, Middle English, and Renaissance periods with contemporaneous literatures from India, China, Japan, Middle-Eastern, and other non-Western cultures. CNE/ENG 120 World Lit. I: section K: Dr. Kathryn Thomas, MWF 1:30 PM A chronological introduction to Western and non-Western literatures from the Ancient world through the Renaissance. This course juxtaposes Greek, Roman, English literature from the Old English, Middle English, and Renaissance periods with contemporaneous literatures from India, China, Japan, Middle-Eastern, and other non-Western cultures. CNE 311 Classical Mythology: Dr. Kathryn Thomas, Tu 6:00 PM Nature and function of myth and legend; artistic, religious, psychological, and anthropological implications; influence on early and later literature and on art. CNE/ART 354 Greek Art and Archaeology: Dr. Martha Habash

95. Semitics Major programs (MA and Ph.D.) in early near eastern Christian languages and literatures(with concentrations in Syriac, Coptic, and arabic) make possible http://libraries.cua.edu/semicoll/colldev.html

Semitics/ICOR Library Collection Development Policy [draft] RESPONSIBILITY COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES SUBJECTS EXCLUDED Return to Top of This Page ... Return to Top of This Page RESPONSIBILITY The curator is charged with collection development responsibilities for the Semitics/ICOR library. The curator reports to the Director of Libraries, and works in liaison with the Semitics department faculty. Near and Middle Eastern materials also are acquired by other subject-area librarians (e.g., Religious Studies, Philosophy, Humanities, Anthropology, History, Politics) for other parts of the CUA Libraries. Return to Top of This Page COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT GUIDELINES 1. Chronological 2. Format Monographs, monographic series, serials, conference proceedings, festschriften, pamphlets, Semitics department dissertations and theses, department faculty and alumni publications, maps and atlases, facsimiles, manuscripts, realia, antiquarian and rare books, microforms, audiovisual media, other library materials that support teaching and research within Semitics/ICOR. 3. Geographical

96. Undergraduate Record, Chapter 6 College Of Arts And Sciences Alienation and Politics in the Contemporary arabic Novel. 3) (IR) 20th Century PersianLiterature in Translation. ANTH 384 (3) (Y) near eastern Archaeology. http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/records/98ugradrec/chapter6/uchap6-3.27a.html

97. College Of Literature, Science, And The Arts Ernest N. McCarus, arabic and Kurdish linguistics. Louis L. Orlin, Ancient NearEastern history. modern Turkish and Ottoman (Turkish) language and literature. http://www.lsa.umich.edu/lsa/printversion/0,2062,2044*article*1598*UOM_Article,0

Students Research Parents People Directory ... Near Eastern Studies Bulletin: Near Eastern Studies Faculty listing Professors Kevork Bardakjian (Marie Manoogian Professor of Armenian Language and Literature), Armenian language, literature, and culture Gary Beckman, Hittite and Mesopotamian studies, ancient history Alexander Knysh, Islamic studies and Arabian Peninsula Trevor LeGassick, Arabic writings: imaginative, poetic, and non-fictional, 19th and 20th centuries Piotr Michalowski, Sumerian and Akkadian languages, literatures, and history; literary theory Raji M. Rammuny, Arabic language, culture, and teacher training Anton Shammas, Middle Eastern literature Gernot L. Windfuhr, Persian and Iranian linguistics and literature Norman Yoffee, Assyriology, Mesopotamian civilizations Associate Professors Kathryn Babayan, Iranian history and culture Gabriele Boccaccini, middle Judaism Michael Bonner, medieval Islamic history Elliot Ginsburg, Jewish thought Sherman Jackson, medieval Islamic law and theology Brian Schmidt, Ancient West Asian cultures and the Hebrew Bible Terry Wilfong,

98. Middle East And Islamic Studies Research At UCSB Libraries -- Internet Resources Sea Scrolls and Associated literature (Hebrew University Studies UC Berkeley NearEastern Collections Professional of Teachers of arabic, American Association http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subj/neareast.html

You are here: Home Research Help By Subject Middle East and Islamic Studies Internet Resources for Middle East and Islamic Studies Comprehensive Middle East websites (collections of relevant links) MENALIB: AL-MISBAH (Univ. of Halle Library) - ancient and modern Middle East MENIC : Middle East Network Information Center (U. of Texas Center for Middle Eastern Studies) - part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library - ancient and modern Middle East Islam - Islamic Studies (Prof. Alan Godlas, Univ. of Georgia) - emphasis on Islamic Studies, but some on modern Middle East ABZU (Etana Project) - ancient Near East MENA: Middle East North Africa Internet Resource Guide (Prof. Joseph Roberts, Univ. Of Utah) - ancient and modern Middle East; includes all regional religions CIMEL: Islamic and Middle Eastern Law Materials on the Net (U. of London, School of Oriental and African Studies) - part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library ASSR: Arab Social Science Research (ASSR organization) - modern Middle East; social sciences Virtual Religion Index: Islamic Studies (Rutgers Univ. Religion Dept.) - Islam; includes Links to basic texts

99. Faculty - Middle East Studies Terri DeYoung, Ph.D. CaliforniaBerkeley (1988), Associate Professor, NearEastern Languages and Civilization; arabic language and literature. http://jsis.artsci.washington.edu/programs/mideast/mid-fac.html

Middle East Studies Faculty Each underlined faculty name is linked to his or her Curriculum Vitae. Middle East Studies JSIS Home UW Home Financial Aid Office ... Seattle Information Walter Andrews , Ph.D. Michigan (1970), Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Civilization; Turkish and Ottoman language and literature. Email: walter@u.washington.edu Jere L. Bacharach , Ph.D. Michigan (1967), Professor, History; history of the Islamic Middle East; numismatics of the Islamic world. Email: jere@u.washington.edu Michael Brame , Ph.D. MIT (1970), Professor, Linguistics; Arabic and Berber linguistics Rene Bravmann , Ph.D. Indiana (l971), Professor, Art History; African Islamic Art, arts of Sub-Saharan Africa Robert Burrowes , Ph.D. (1967) Princeton, Lecturer, Political Science and JSIS; government and politics of the Middle East, Yemen. Email: burrowes@u.washington.edu Ilse D. Cirtautas , Ph.D. Hamburg (1958), Professor, Near Eastern Languages and Civilization; Turkic languages and literatures. Email: icirt@u.washington.edu

100. Courses Of Study Near Eastern Studies The History and Archaeology of the Ancient near East (also NES 213, Classical ArabicTexts (also RELST 213 NES 293, Sophomore Seminar Middle eastern Cinema (also http://cuinfo.cornell.edu/Academic/Courses/CoScourses.phtml?college=AS&dept=Near

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