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Literature B2/C1/C2 (Advanced/Expert)
French Institute Alliance Française See all classes by this school @ Virtual Classroom
Immerse yourself in the rich world of French literature with this advanced course, exploring classic and contemporary works by Jean-Baptiste Andrea, Annie Ernaux, Boris Vian, and more. Through in-depth analysis and discussion, you'll gain a deeper understanding of literary themes and styles, enhancing your language proficiency while discovering the cultural and philosophical significance of these masterpieces.
Nov 2nd
7:30–9pm ET
Meets 5 Times
$229
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Mon. Nov 2nd, 7:30–9pm ET
(7 hours & 30 minutes over 5 sessions)
Signal and Noise: An Introduction to Statistics
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 247 West 37th St, New York, NY
How do numbers relate to the world? What insights can we derive from data? How do we separate signal from noise? This course is an introduction to statistical thinking and its applications to data analysis at a level accessible to a broad audience with no prior statistical background. We’ll learn and make intuitive the fundamental methods and concepts of data quantification: linear regression, logistic regression, probability distribution,...
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Kant’s Critical Aesthetics
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 75 Broad St, New York, NY
Art was anything but peripheral to Kant’s philosophical project. In judging a thing to be beautiful, Kant maintained, we bridge “the great gulf” of nature and human freedom, and prepare ourselves to “love something, even nature, without interest”—that is, exercise moral judgment. Immensely influential in its time, the so-called “third Critique” inspired and gave energy to both German Idealism, which attempted to provide a rational...
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Feminist Science Fiction
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 3009 Broadway, New York, NY
The world is not usually imagined for the benefit of women. What can feminist science fiction tell us about these oppressive arrangements and how the world might be otherwise? What makes a work of science fiction feminist? From utopia to dystopia, satire to space opera, in what ways does science fiction hold up a mirror to difficult realties? This course offers a selective introduction to critical themes in twentieth and twenty-first century...
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Jorge Luis Borges: Mysticism, Fiction, and Politics
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 612 W 116th St, New York, NY
Jorge Luis Borges’ fiction is uniquely powerful for its captivating amalgam of political, mystical, and metaphysical themes. In this course, an introduction to Borges’ most canonical works, we’ll read his great short story collections Ficciones and The Aleph, as well as the essay collection Other Inquisitions—bearing in mind, as we proceed, the literary themes and social concerns that pervaded the most formative decade...
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Literature Classes Coming Up in Los Angeles
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Book Club Maupassant: Le Horla
Coucou Los Angeles See all classes by this school @ 2400 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Embark on a literary journey with CouCou Los Angeles' Book Club Maupassant: Le Horla. Led by the insightful Keveen, immerse yourself in Guy de Maupassant's haunting short novel, a gripping tale of a descent into madness. Analyze the intricate layers of symbolism and psychological intrigue under Keveen's expert guidance, engaging in discussions and gaining profound insights into one of France's literary giants. Whether a seasoned Maupassant enthusiast or a newcomer, this intimate book club promises an enriching exploration of themes like sanity, obsession, and the unseen forces beyond human comprehension.
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$71
Book Club - Françoise Sagan
Coucou Los Angeles See all classes by this school @ 2400 Hyperion Ave, Los Angeles, CA
Join us on Silver Lake for an engaging literary event featuring "Bonjour Tristesse" by Françoise Sagan. Guided by Coucou teacher Keveen, delve into the complexities of youth and desire in this timeless classic. Reserved for advanced French learners, this discussion promises to deepen your understanding of 20th-century French literature. Don't miss this enriching experience!
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$71
Literature Classes Coming Up in Chicago
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Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice: Love, Money, and the Modern Self (Chicago)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 1210 W Thorndale Ave, Chicago, IL
Examine Pride and Prejudice as a groundbreaking response to the challenges of selfhood, social critique, and representation in the modern novel. This course situates Austen’s work within the socio-political tensions of her time, exploring how narrative form, character, and the marriage plot engage with questions of class, gender, and modernity.
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A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing: an Introduction to Marx (Chicago)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 1210 W Thorndale Ave, Chicago, IL
Engage with Karl Marx's "ruthless criticism of everything existing" as this course examines his transformative contributions to philosophy, economics, and politics. Through key texts and influential interpretations, explore how Marx's ideas shaped diverse movements, from feminism to ecosocialism. No prior background is required to dive into this critical exploration.
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Laura Ingalls Wilder and the Little House Books
The Newberry See all classes by this school @ 60 W Walton St, Chicago, IL
Uncover the hidden depths of Laura Ingalls Wilder's beloved Little House series in this literary class that delves into the series' settings, authorship, adaptations, translations, and lasting impact on American history and girlhood. Taught by a dedicated Wilder scholar, this course will explore not only Wilder's eight-book series but also the works of her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the societal, ideological, and historical themes embedded within these iconic books.
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Meet the Author: Tom Shachtman
The Newberry See all classes by this school @ 60 W Walton St, Chicago, IL
This is a one time FREE course. Meet the Author: Tom Shachtman, How the French Saved America Americans today have a love/hate relationship with France, but in this illuminating new history, Tom Shachtman shows that without France, there might not be a United States of America. How the French Saved America: Soldiers, Sailors, Diplomats, Louis XVI, and the Success of a Revolution is about French aid to Americans during the American...
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Meet the Author:Catherine A. Stewart, Long Past Slavery
The Newberry See all classes by this school @ 60 W Walton St, Chicago, IL
Meet the Author: Catherine A. Stewart, Long Past Slavery: Representing Race in the Federal Writers' Project From 1936 to 1939, the New Deal’s Federal Writers’ Project collected life stories from more than 2,300 former African American slaves. These narratives are now widely used as a source to understand the lived experience of those who made the transition from slavery to freedom. But in this examination of the project and its legacy, Catherine...
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Gershom Scholem: Mysticism and the Philosophy of History
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Delve into the rich intellectual legacy of Gershom Scholem. Explore his profound insights into Jewish mysticism and its intersection with contemporary politics and the Jewish historical condition. Uncover Scholem's influential philosophy of history, rooted in kabbalah, messianism, and a deep engagement with language, literature, and nationhood.
Nov 22nd
6:30–9:30pm ET
Meets 4 Times
$355
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Sun. Nov 22nd, 6:30–9:30pm ET
(12 hours over 4 sessions)
A Ruthless Criticism of Everything Existing: An Introduction to Marx
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom
Engage with Karl Marx's "ruthless criticism of everything existing" as this course examines his transformative contributions to philosophy, economics, and politics. Through key texts and influential interpretations, explore how Marx's ideas shaped diverse movements, from feminism to ecosocialism. No prior background is required to dive into this critical exploration.
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James Joyce: Ulysses
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom
The archetypal novel of high modernism, James Joyce’s Ulysses attempts to synthesize the life of a city, the afterlives of previous literary styles, and the entirety of the Western canon as it stood in the early twentieth century. Since its original publication when it was serialized in the Little Review from March 1918 to March 1920, Ulysses has churned up debates about obscenity, obscurity, gender, sexuality, censorship,...
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Critical Ancient Greek (Online)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom
Explore the foundational texts of ancient Greek thought through language acquisition and critical analysis in this immersive program. Guided by experts in philosophy, literature, and psychoanalysis, participants will delve into Greek grammar, syntax, and rhetoric while examining the cultural contexts and enduring concepts that shape philosophical and political discourse.
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Don Quixote: Into the World of the Book
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ 600 Vanderbilt Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quixote is, perhaps above all else, a book about books. The title character’s voracious consumption of books of chivalry drives him mad, leading him to interpret windmills as giants, common inns as majestic castles, and prostitutes as highborn damsels. In addition to the medieval romances that Don Quixote reads, a variety of texts in different forms populate the narrative: Arabic manuscripts, short stories...
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Reviews for Literature Classes
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Pasta Making & Cheese Tasting (Includes Wine)
Jill was such a great host and made the class very entertaining and educational. -
Weeknight Figure Drawing
Very fun Halloween class! A joy as always -
Draping 101
Jenn was a great instructor. She is very patient and very knowledgeable. I really enjoyed her instruction. I recommend this class to anyone who wants to learn how to create a sloper and learn about draping. The course list was not up to date when I signed up. Note that you will need to purchase a manequinn, hip curve, and tracing wheel and you will need a soft surface to place under the pattern when using your tracing wheel. I also recommend a cutting board. You also need to have a sewing machine (or be willing to sew by hand). There is only homework between the 3rd and 4th classes during which you will use the sewing machine. -
NYC: Middle Eastern Favorites
very approachable, excellent instruction/information, and delicious food! -
Vintage Lambeth Cake Decorating
I loved it! My instructor was so helpful and took the time to help us all out individually. -
Felt Therapy: Felting Class
We did not know what to expect, but boy were we pleasantly surprised. The class was very informative and a lot of fun. The hosts were very engaging and helped us along at every step of the process. They've spent a lot of time creating this process and have had quite the journey to it. The materials provided a great range of colors and patterns and no one's vase looked the same! Great mother-daughter activity and would take more classes with Ingrid and Gayle! 10/10 -
Art Workshop (Thursday)
I have seriously enjoyed learning from Raphael for the past 3 sessions. I went in with very limited knowledge about drawing technique, and feel as though through Raphaels teaching and guidance, and the time provided by these lessons, I have gained a new passion. Raphael is very encouraging and makes the 2 1/2 hours something to truly look forward to. It is perfectly structured, with a focus on the project you're working on, then a short break to socialize and show sketches we've drawn throughout the week. Everyone I've met in the three sessions is so nice and talented, although it is a completely beginner friendly atmosphere. Raphael has a lot of repeat students who have been learning from him for years, which is a testament to his great teaching style. Overall a really lovely experience and I'd love to continue learning from Raphael in the future! Would highly recommend this class. -
Camera Fundamentals
Great teacher, well formatted and hands on experience!!! -
Couples Ring Making Workshop
Well done and learned some things along the way. Made our 25th anniversary even better. -
Homemade Pizza Party for Two People
Instructor was great! -
Tennis Program (Beginning)
The class was a great intro tennis! I will probably take it again. -
Lower Manhattan Historic Scavenger Hunt
The hunt was a great experience for our team. The instructions were clear, there were plenty of clues to uncover, and we learned a lot of interesting things along the way. It was more challenging than we expected, which made it all the more rewarding. -
Lower Manhattan Historic Scavenger Hunt
It was great, the team enjoyed! Thank you! -
Sewing Made Easy, Level 1: Beginning
Great class to learn how to navigate a sewing machine and feel confident to do simple projects upon completion. -
Fundamentals of Drawing & Painting
Great class! Time flew as I worked on my first piece with great guidance, along with fun and interesting commentary about the history of art in the world. -
Stone Carving Sculptures Workshop
Exceptional class, Jyl is a masterclass teacher! -
Pate a Choux Workshop
It was fun and very instructive! -
Adult WaterColors
Really enjoyed the class. First time with watercolors. I’m hooked! -
Adult digital drawing ( Procreate App + Photoshop) Semester
Great place to learn Facilities are clean and staff is very helpful, I’m definitely resigning and looking forward to coming here again -
Resin Canvas Art Workshop
Outstanding class, highly customized to my level of understanding (which was not much) and my interests in this form of art. Clau did an amazing job and was incredibly patient. Absolutely would take this again. -
Introduction to Herbalism: Part 1
Very interesting class. The presenter, who is the business owner, is friendly and informative, patient and helpful. She provided notes after the class for those who want to remember the details of the discussion, which was extensive. I look forward to taking the next class. Very good value, too. Highly recommended and we were sent home with an herbal medicine made in class. -
Virtual Escape Room: Monsters & Ghouls
We loved the Virtual Escape Room Monsters and Ghouls. It had all kinds of puzzles and games, and the host was engaging with everyone. All our team is remote so this is a great idea and opportunity for us to connect. -
French Macarons (Gluten Free Recipe)
Had a lovely day at this class, very enjoyable and fun learning to make macaroons. Highly recommended. -
Perfume Making
Lots of fun. Very well organized. -
Mixology
Absolute blast. Instructor was fun, pace of the evening was spot on. Thoroughly enjoyed the night -
Virtual Magic Trick Workshop (Kit Included)
Thanks for checking in - the event was great! -
Weeknight Figure Drawing
Had an amazing experience finally getting taking the figure drawing class, the moderator was super attentive, love the ambience and opportunity to have this art outlet after work. -
Drawing and Painting: First Class Drop In
Wonderful introduction to drawing for a beginner. Eddie spent individual time instructing me at my level and also gave plenty of time on my own to try things out. He was also working with other more advanced students. -
Dynamic Energy & Japanese Floral Design: Nageire Ikebana
Junko was a wealth of knowledge and super patient and kind. The class was really amazing and I learned a lot of techniques and history of the Nageire style. I will definitely be back to take more of her classes! -
Stone Carving with Alex Khalifa
I’ve been looking for a stone carving class for a while. I’m so glad I found this one. First, the Compleat Sculpture is an amazing place.The entire staff is so nice and knowledgeable. The quarry took my breath away. My teacher Alex is amazing. I learned so much the first day about the nuances of each tool. He helped me every step. He’s so knowledgeable and kind. I love my class . I can’t recommend Alex enough. -
Medium & Techniques | Papermaking
I really enjoyed the paper making class at ArtsClub. It was well organized with all the materials and it was easy to follow the instructor. -
Better than take-out: Classic Pad Thai for Two People
Went with my best friend! Such a great class :) -
Weeknight Figure Drawing
Lovely vibe as always -
NYC: Perfume Blending At Your Office
Everything went great! Thank you so much. I will share this and will be sure to reach out again in the future! -
Test Course
TEST review (staff), photos pipeline check -
NYC: Private Trivia
Thank you for all your help. The team loved the event and had a great time! -
Craft a Side Table (Introduction to Woodworking and Furniture Making)
Excellent class. The teacher was great at explaining the steps and was very knowledgeable and attentive. I highly recommend this class to anyone trying to familiarize themselves with the basics of woodworking. -
Bake Your Own French Croissant
Emily was an excellent instructor. Hoping to cross paths again! -
Sewing 101: Make a Skirt
Love my new skirt! The class was very well organized with a paper guide. Emily the teacher was excellent- super thorough, knowledgeable and patient. Will definitely take another class with her as well as at the site. Love all the cute craft kits and supplies there. Can't wait for my next craft adventure. -
Kumiko Woodworking: Japanese Joinery
Really enjoyable class and easy to follow along. Great to take home a piece of artwork too! -
Stained Glass Workshop Weekly Intensive
Auzzie is an amazing instructor, the demos she did were great and the class was so fun. The studio has a very comfortable vibe and the other students were lovely to learn alongside. I would definitely recommend to anyone curious about stained glass. -
Dim Sum
great！ -
Mindfulness Zen Weaving Circle
Lovely class! Couldn't believe how easy, relaxing, and satisfying it was! -
Wooden Spoon Carving Workshop
We took this class as a date night and it was such a blast! The instructor Justin was friendly, super knowledgeable, and always ready to help at every step. The class itself was beginner-friendly but still provided a fun challenge. We will definitely be coming back for more classes. :) -
Hoboken: Introduction to Homemade Sourdough Bread
Instructor Arnie was great!! -
One Day Wheel Throwing (Williamsburg)
so fun!! had a great time and learned a lot -
Virtual Calligraphy (Kit Included)
I believe it was awesome! -
Korean Restaurant Favorites
Another great class from home cooking. Learned to make a lot of delicious dishes in a short period of time. John, the teacher is so knowledgeable and patient. Looking forward to taking more workshops -
A Taste of Thailand: Pad See Ew & Papaya Salad (For Two People)
The instructor was very funny and knowledgeable. The food turned out amazing and we got some noodles to take home! We loved the experience -
Sewing Made Easy, Level 2: The Pattern
Excellent.
