Classes for the fall semester at AUC
Here are the classes, and book list, for the classes I am taking this fall at the American University in Cairo. I'm very excited!
ALNG 109 - Intro to Colloquial Arabic (no books listed)
EGPT 250 - Ancient Egyptian Literature in English Translation
Literature of Ancient Egypt - Simpson
Ancient Egyptian Literature Vol 1-3 - Lichtheim
EGPT 253 - Hieroglyphics I
Egyptian Grammar - Gardiner (note.... I already own this book, it's sitting on my bookshelf at home).
EGPT 261 - Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt
Art of Ancient Egypt - Robbins
Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt - Smith (note.... I already own this book too, it's near Gardiner's book about Egyptian Grammar).
EGPT 499 - Select topics in Egyptology, Gender and its role in Ancient Egypt
Gender in Archaeology - Nelson
Daily Life in Ancient Egypt - Szpakowska (note... you guessed it, I also have this book, on the same shelf).
Second note about this class, this is practically a graduate level class. I haven't taken anything this high up the academic ladder, I'm both nervous and excited.
So, there you have it. The classes I'm taking for the upcoming fall semester and the books I will need to purchase (in some instances, for the second time).
ALNG 109 - Intro to Colloquial Arabic (no books listed)
EGPT 250 - Ancient Egyptian Literature in English Translation
Literature of Ancient Egypt - Simpson
Ancient Egyptian Literature Vol 1-3 - Lichtheim
EGPT 253 - Hieroglyphics I
Egyptian Grammar - Gardiner (note.... I already own this book, it's sitting on my bookshelf at home).
EGPT 261 - Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt
Art of Ancient Egypt - Robbins
Art & Architecture of Ancient Egypt - Smith (note.... I already own this book too, it's near Gardiner's book about Egyptian Grammar).
EGPT 499 - Select topics in Egyptology, Gender and its role in Ancient Egypt
Gender in Archaeology - Nelson
Daily Life in Ancient Egypt - Szpakowska (note... you guessed it, I also have this book, on the same shelf).
Second note about this class, this is practically a graduate level class. I haven't taken anything this high up the academic ladder, I'm both nervous and excited.
So, there you have it. The classes I'm taking for the upcoming fall semester and the books I will need to purchase (in some instances, for the second time).