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| HUM-210 HUM-211 |
Intellectual Experience I (4) Intellectual Experience II (4) |
HUM-210. Intellectual Experience I
(4)
An exploration of universal life questions, using texts and sources from
history, philosophy, literature, art, and music. Emphasis on the interconnectedness
of all learning and world cultures as students seek answers to questions
such as: Where do we come from? What does it mean to be human? Why
do we love? Why do we suffer? What is the end of life? Research
and writing, critical thinking, and problem solving drive the course in a
seminar format.
Prerequisites: ENGL-100 and 110.
HUM-211. Intellectual
Experience II (4)
Course continues the exploration of universal questions begun in Humanities
I. Topics include Illusion and reality: What do we know? Freedom:
When are we free? War: Why do we fight? Class and caste: What
divides us? Students learn in a seminar format emphasizing discussion
and presentation of research.
Prerequisites: ENGL-100 and 110.