Course Descriptions

NUMBER	COURSE NAME	CORE TYPE
HUM 110	Introduction to the Digital Humanities Environment See Description	WR
HUM 115	The Problem of Evil See Description	SI
HUM 119	The Life and Times of Eleanor of Aquitaine See Description	SI
HUM 121	Arms and Men: The Rhetoric of Warfare See Description Arms and Men The Rhetoric of War in the Twentieth Century See Description	WR
HUM 122	Utopia/Dystopia See Description	SI
HUM 125	The Quest for King Arthur See Description	SI
HUM 130	Metamorphosis and Marvels See Description	SI
HUM 131	Dionysus and the Art of the Theatre See Description	SI
HUM 132	The Scientific and Romantic Revolutions See Description	SI
HUM 135	M.A. Bulgakov! The Unrecognized Genius See Description	SI
HUM 136	Elizabeth I and Shakespeare's Kings See Description	SI
HUM 200	Homer to Hitchcock: The History of Ideas in the Arts See Description	FN
HUM 201	Arts, Ideas and Society See Description	HM
HUM 206	The Classics of Russian Literature See Description	HM
HUM 210	Power and Culture in Periclean Athens and Augustan Rome See Description	HM
HUM 250	Digital Humanities See Description	FN
HUM 260	It's Only Rock and Roll: Rock from Cradle to Adolescence See Description	HM
HUM 290	The World of Film See Description	FN
HUM 300	Children's Literature: To Teach and to Entertain See Description	CN
HUM 301	The Idea of the Self See Description	CN
HUM 302	Mystics, Knights, and Pilgrims: The Medieval Quest See Description	CN
HUM 303	The Monstrous Middle Ages See Description	CN
HUM 304	Ancients and Moderns See Description
HUM 305	Modernization and Modernism See Description	CN
HUM 309	Nationalism: British and German Nationalism in the Age of Industrialization and Empire, 1700-1919 See Description	CN
HUM 310	Imperialism and Culture: the British Experience See Description	CN
HUM 315	Drama, Film, and the Musical Stage See Description	CN
HUM 316	The Lord of The Ring: Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung See Description	CN
HUM 321	Ancients and Moderns: The Ulysses Theme in Western Art and Literature See Description	CN
HUM 330	Tao and Landscape Art See Description	CN
HUM 335	Japan and the Dutch: A Cross-Cultural Visual Dialogue 1600-2000 See Description	CN
HUM 355	Early Modern French Theater and Contemporary American Culture See Description	CN
HUM 367	Word and Image See Description	FN
HUM 370	The Good Life See Description	CN
HUM 400	A Seminar on Critical Theory See Description

Course Descriptions

Introduction to the Digital Humanities Environment

The Problem of Evil

The Life and Times of Eleanor of Aquitaine

Arms and Men: The Rhetoric of Warfare

Arms and Men The Rhetoric of War in the Twentieth Century

Utopia/Dystopia

The Quest for King Arthur

Metamorphosis and Marvels

Dionysus and the Art of the Theatre

The Scientific and Romantic Revolutions

M.A. Bulgakov! The Unrecognized Genius

Elizabeth I and Shakespeare's Kings

Homer to Hitchcock: The History of Ideas in the Arts

Arts, Ideas and Society

The Classics of Russian Literature

Power and Culture in Periclean Athens and Augustan Rome

Digital Humanities

It's Only Rock and Roll: Rock from Cradle to Adolescence

The World of Film

Children's Literature: To Teach and to Entertain

The Idea of the Self

Mystics, Knights, and Pilgrims: The Medieval Quest

The Monstrous Middle Ages

Ancients and Moderns

Modernization and Modernism

Nationalism: British and German Nationalism in the Age of Industrialization and Empire, 1700-1919

Imperialism and Culture: the British Experience

Drama, Film, and the Musical Stage

The Lord of The Ring: Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung

Ancients and Moderns: The Ulysses Theme in Western Art and Literature

Tao and Landscape Art

Japan and the Dutch: A Cross-Cultural Visual Dialogue 1600-2000

Early Modern French Theater and Contemporary American Culture

Word and Image

The Good Life

A Seminar on Critical Theory

One [of a Kind]

Virtual Tour

To the heights!

Social Media