HL10 Lectures

What are HL10 Lectures?

HIST-LIT 10 Lectures are introductions to the interdisciplinary humanities taught by members of our Tutorial Board and Committee on Degrees. First-year students and sophomores interested in History & Literature are encouraged to take HL10 Lectures to get to know the concentration. These courses can be used to satisfy distribution requirements in History & Literature, and students have the option to count one HL10 or HL90 on any topic for concentration credit regardless of field. HL10: Introduction to Cultural Studies may be counted toward the Sophomore Tutorial requirement. 

Fall, 2026

Semester: Fall
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Year offered: 2026
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Instructor: Brian FitzGerald and Sean Gilsdorf
Meeting time: Tuesday and Thursday, 1:30-2:45 pm

This course provides a journey through the cultures, peoples, objects, and ideas of the millennium commonly described as "medieval", extending from the...

Spring, 2027

Semester: Spring
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Year offered: 2027

Instructor: Angela Allan and Raphael Allison
Meeting time: TBD

This course introduces students to the interdisciplinary theories and methods of cultural studies. Conducting rigorous analysis of landmark texts from the canon of twentieth-century critical...