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Western Thought and Civilization
2901E -
Medieval to Scientific Revolution
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An interdisciplinary exploration of social structures and literary-cultural expressions of Western thought from the medieval era to the Enlightenment. It incorporates: 1) engagement with primary historical, literary, philosophical texts/ideas; 2) training in public speaking and critical argument; 3) ‘hands-on’ exposure to music, art during seminars and field trips; 4) a Research Project.
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Western Thought and Civilization
3901F/G/Z -
Enlightenment to Fin de Siecle
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This interdisciplinary course compares the historical dynamics and core philosophical/literary concepts of 18th century radicalism to early 20th century modernism. Goals include proficiency in presentation skills and critical argumentation; introduction to archival work; experience of music, art, architecture, virtual scientific experiments in seminars and field trips; Independent Research Project.
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Western Thought and Civilization
4901F/G/Z -
20th Century to Contemporary
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Interrogating primary texts/documents, this interdisciplinary course evaluates the ambiguous impact of core 20th century intellectual, ideological, and cultural expressions on the early 21st century. Seminars and field trips in architecture, music, and art complement theoretical discussions. Students’ Independent Research Projects culminate in a public capstone conference.
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