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W4357 Gothic Architecture, Professor Stephen
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Course Description > How have "Gothic" edifices been represented in words and images? This course examines Gothic monuments and considers the historiography and theories that they have generated. |
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Requirements > Attendance at lecture is essential. Undergraduate students are also required to enroll in a discussion section. Final grades will reflect attendance and participation in the classes and sections. There will be a formal in-class mid term and final examination. All students will also be asked to write a short (about fifteen page) research paper, to be handed in on December 13. Written proposals for these papers will be requested before mid-term. |
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| | Readings > All readings have been put on reserve in Avery Library. Additionally, assigned articles and selected portions of books have been made available online as digital documents in Courseworks. A few articles are also located online in JSTOR, a digital database accessible through the Columbia Libraries website. These readings have been noted with a star below. If you have any questions about Courseworks or JSTOR, please ask one of the teaching fellows. There is no required textbook for the class; however, for those students who wish to purchase a textbook, copies of Nicola Coldstream’s Medieval Architecture (Oxford History of Art series) have been ordered at Labyrinth Books; the cost is $19.95. |
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Contact Information > Stephen Murray, Professor of Art History; address: 605 Schermerhorn Hall; telephone: 212.854.852; e-mail: sm42@columbia.edu; Office Hours: Tuesday 10.00am-12:00pm |
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