Fall 2007 Courses in Biblical Hebrew (Term
1072)
Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Timetable Notes
-geBLC Indicators
Symbols in the "B"
column show how courses count in meeting the breadth requirement for
L&S BA/BS degrees: H=Humanities, L=Literature. Counts toward the
Humanities requirement.
Symbols in the the "L"
column show course level. Sixty credits of
advanced and intermediate level courses are required for the L&S
BA/BS degrees. E=Elementary, I=Intermediate, A=Advanced,
D=Intermediate or Advanced.
Symbols in the "C" column
are: C=Courses outside L&S which count for degree credit in L&S
and which count as part of the 100 credits in L&S, T=Courses
outside L&S which count for degree credit in L&S and which
count as part of the 20 credits outside of L&S, (blank)=Courses
outside L&S which have neither a C nor a T in column "C" do not count toward an L&S
degree. For L&S Undergrads: Note that of the 120 credits
required for graduation, 100 credits must be earned in L&S courses;
20 credits may be earned in acceptable courses outside of L&S.
103 Biblical Hebrew-First Semester. Fall; 4
credits
(EC). Meets with Hebrew 303. Prerequisite: none.
- Lecture 1: 2:30-3:45 MW, 2:25 F,
(James C. Kirk, Teaching Assistant). Class no=26963
303 Biblical Hebrew-First Semester. Fall; 3
credits
(EC). Meets with Hebrew 103. Intended for juniors, seniors, or graduate
students. Students may not receive credit for both Hebrew 103 and
Hebrew
303.
- Lecture 1: 2:30-3:45 MW, 2:25 F,
(James C. Kirk, Teaching Assistant). Class no=26967
323 Biblical Texts: Prose. Fall; 4 credits (IC).
Prerequisite:
Hebrew 104 or consent of instructor. Honors credit available--see
instructor.
- Lecture 1: 1:20 MWF, (James C. Kirk,
Teaching
Assistant).
Class no=26968
513 Biblical Texts: Poetry. (Crosslisted with
Jewish
Studies 513.) Fall; 3 credits (LAC). Meets with Hebrew 651.
Prerequisite:
Hebrew 324 or consent of instructor. Honors credit available--see
instructor.
- Lecture 1: 8:50 T & 8:50-10:45 R,
1351 Van
Hise
(Prof. Michael V. Fox).
Class no=26970
651
The Book of Isaiah. Fall;
3 credits (LAC). Meets with Hebrew 513. Philological and literary study
of the Hebrew text. Readings in the ancient
translations. Prerequisite: Hebrew 514 or consent of instructor.
- Lecture 1: 8:50 T & 8:50-10:45 R,
1351 Van
Hise
(Prof. Michael V. Fox).
Class no=40925
953 Seminar in Pentateuchal Criticism. 2
credits.
A study of the history and methodology of critical research in the
Pentateuch. It will trace the development of non-homiletical Bible
studies, with special attention to the Pentateuch, from ancient to
modern times. Prerequisite: 2 years of Biblical Hebrew & graduate
standing or
consent
of instructor.
- Seminar 1: 9:55-11:50 T, 1351 Van Hise (Prof.
Michael V. Fox). Class no=40926
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