Year One |
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Semester One |
Dates |
Location |
Credits |
701 |
Seminar I: The Twentieth Century: Art in Theory |
Late May - Mid-June |
Italy |
5 |
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Reading Period |
Early August - Late August |
Online |
0 |
702 |
Seminar II: Art in Theory Revisited |
Early Sept. - Mid-Dec. |
Online |
5 |
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703.1 |
Seminar III, Part 1: New York Intensive |
First Week in January |
NYC |
1 |
703.2 |
Seminar III, Part 2: The Subject and Object of Art |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
4 |
704 |
Independent Study I |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
5 |
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Year Two |
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Semester One |
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801.1 |
Seminar IV, Part 1: The Kant/Hegel Divide |
Early June - Mid-June |
Italy |
1 |
801.2 |
Seminar IV, Part 2: Form, Being, Ideology: Where Are We Now? |
Early Sept. - Mid-Dec. |
Online |
4 |
802 |
Independent Study II |
Early Sept. - Mid-Dec. |
Online |
5 |
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803.1 |
Seminar V, Part 1: New York Intensive |
First Week in January |
NYC |
1 |
803.2 |
Seminar V, Part 2: Toward an Ethico-Aesthetics |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
4 |
804 |
Independent Study III |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
5 |
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Year Three |
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Semester One |
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901.1 |
Directed Reading I, Part 1: Word & Image Readings |
Mid-June - Mid-July |
Online |
0 |
901.2 |
Directed Reading I, Part 2: Word & Image Seminar |
Mid-July - Late July |
Brown U. |
1 |
902.1 |
Seminar VI, Part 1: Pre-Dissertation Orientation |
Mid-July - Late July |
Brown U. |
1 |
902.2 |
Seminar VI, Part 2: Launching the Dissertation: Topic, Outline, Bibliography |
Early Sept. - Mid-Dec. |
Online |
4 |
901.3 |
Directed Reading I, Part 3: Foundational Readings: Plato to Kristeva |
Early Sept. - Mid-Dec. |
Online |
4 |
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903 |
Directed Reading II: Contemporary Readings: Cage to Bourriaud |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
5 |
904 |
Seminar VII: Dissertation: Work Planning, Sustainable Research, First Chapters |
Mid-January - Late April |
Online |
5 |
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Total Credits: 60 |
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Dissertation |
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To receive the PhD degree, in addition to completing the three-year, 60 credit Course of Study, candidates are required to pass the oral and written qualifying exams at the end of the third year and successfully complete and defend the dissertation. The dissertation is submitted within two years following completion of the Course of Study. Extensions may be granted upon application to the Dissertation Committee. |
