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| DEAN'S TEACHING FELLOWSHIP
COURSES
|
| ANTHROPOLOGY |
| 070.361 (H,S) (W) |
RELIGION AND PLURALISM
IN ISLAMIC SOCIETIES (3) Baxstrom Limit
25 An exploration of contemporary issues related to religion
and diversity in the Islamic World. Readings will cover issues
regarding faith in public life, secularism, freedom of expression,
modernization, and globalization.
|
Sec.
01 |
ThF
9-10:30 |
| GERMAN |
| 090.389 (H) |
CONTEMPORARY ATTEMPTS
TO ANSWER THE QUESTION “WHAT IS LOVE?” (3) Arndt A discussion of the revival of the age-old topos
of love in contemporary texts and films and its relevance for
postmodern theory. Materials include Amélie and Hustvedt’sWhat
I Loved
|
Sec.
01 |
M
3-4:30 |
| HISTORY |
| 100.301 (H) |
AMERICAN ACTIVIST ABROAD (3) McDaniel Limit 20 Explores the transnational dimensions
of social movements from the 19th & 20th
centuries, including abolitionism, feminism, socialism, Progressivism,
and Pan-Africanism.
|
Sec.
01 |
T
2-4 |
| 100.362 (H,S) (W) |
IN BLACK & WHITE: AN INTRODUCTION TO THE
HISTORY OF CHILDREN IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH (3) Jones Limit 15 Drawing on historical,
literary, & visual sources, this course will explore the history
of black & white children in the American South in the 19th
& 20th centuries. |
Sec.
01 |
ThF
2-4 |
| 100.374 (H) |
THE ENLIGHTENMENT AND
ITS CRITICS (3) Marshall
Limit 15
This course examines the social thought of the eighteenth-century
European Enlightenment and introduces students to modern critiques
of the Enlightenment principles.
|
Sec.
01 |
T
2-5 |
| HISTORY OF ART |
| 010.222 (H) |
STAINED GLASS IN THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD (3) Gerry Limit 25 This course
covers the use of stained glass in gothic Europe. Students will
explore issues of patronage, artistic development, and theological
concerns in the context of several important medieval buildings. |
Sec.
01 |
ThF 12-1:30 |
| HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY |
| 140.384 (H,S)
(W) |
INSPIRING WONDER: THE
TECHNOLOGY OF MUSEUMS (3) Marsh Limit
15 Does a collection of old stuff have the power to inspire, educate,
and entertain? Explore behind the scenes at museums and craft
your own exhibit. Field trips to local museums.
|
Sec.
01 |
ThF
10:30-12 |
| HUMANITIES |
| 300.137 (H) |
REPRESENTING GENDER AND POLITICS: CHINESE CINEMA
(3)
Guo Limit 15 This course is an introduction to the
history and development of Chinese Cinema, with a particular focus
on its representation of the intertwined issues of gender and
politics in modern China. |
Sec.
01 |
W
2-3:30,
F 11-12:30 |
| PSYCHOLOGICAL & BRAIN
SCIENCES |
| 200.365 (S)
|
PSYCHOLOGY & SOCIAL
POLICY(3) Serences
Limit
15 Juniors & Seniors only The course will use theories
on decision making and group psychology to critically evaluate
social policies dealing with education, violent crime and the
media, and other current issues. |
Sec.
01 |
M
2-5 |
| ROMANCE LANGUAGES &
LITERATURES |
| 212.220 (H) |
THE SISTER ARTS IN FRANCE: LOVE AND HATE RELATIONS
BETWEEN TEXTS AND VISUAL IMAGES (3) Cook-Gailloud
Limit 15 Prereq: 210.301-302 This course explores the relationships
between literary texts and visual arts in France, with special
emphasis on the nineteenth century. |
Sec.
01 |
MW
2-3:30 |
