Spring 2009 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| HUM 209 ETHICS & CLIMATE | (I&S/NW) |
102 GARDINER,STEPHEN M. Open 100/ 150
"ETHICS AND CLIMATE CHANGE," TEAM
TAUGHT BY STEVEN GARDINER
(PHILOSOPHY) AND MIKE WALLACE
(ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES).
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022 CASOLA,JOSEPH H. Open 14/ 25
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287 BENCHIMOL,JASON D. Open 16/ 25
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284 BARR,BENNETT Open 13/ 25
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> 026 BENCHIMOL,JASON D. 9/ 25 H
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248 CASOLA,JOSEPH H. Open 24/ 25
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288 BARR,BENNETT Open 24/ 25
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| HUM 211 JUSTICE AND HEALTH | (I&S) |
389 SPARKE,MATTHEW Open 141/ 150 %
"JUSTICE AND GLOBAL HEALTH," TEAM-
TAUGHT BY JANELLE TAYLOR
(ANTHROPOLOGY) AND MATT SPARKE
(GEOGRAPHY). OPTIONAL WRITING LINK
AVAILABLE: SEE ENGL 197 N.
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287 LOPEZ,PATRICIA JOSEPHINA Open 19/ 25 %
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284 CERON VALDES,MARIO A Open 24/ 25 %
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271 LYNCH,EMILY M Closed 26/ 25 %
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> 242 LOPEZ,PATRICIA JOSEPHINA 22/ 25 %H
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217 CERON VALDES,MARIO A Closed 25/ 25 %
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226 LYNCH,EMILY M Closed 25/ 25 %
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| HUM 498 TOPICS HUMANITIES | (VLPA/I&S) |
003 RONQUILLO,THERESA M Open 16/ 18 J
"RE-WRITING DIFFICULT DIALOGUES,"
TAUGHT BY THERESA RONQUILLO AND
TIKKA SEARS. OFFERED WITH SISSE
490 D AND SISSE 590
C.
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| HUM 595 PUBLIC CULTURE |
391 HEUVING,JEANNE D. Open 1/ 5 %J
"APPROACHES TO TEXTUAL RESEARCH:
WHAT CAN WE DO WITH TEXTS?" WILL
CONSIDER RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN
GROUPS AND TEXTS, I.E. OPRAH'S
BOOK CLUB, SOCIAL ACTION GROUPS,
OR AVANT GARDE READING
COLLECTIVES. SEMINAR WILL ENGAGE
HOW TEXTS CONFIGURE THEIR
INTERACTIONS WITH AUDIENCES AND
HOW SOME TEXTS ATTEMPT TO ALTER
BASIC FORMS OF CONSUMPTION OR
READING. STUDENTS WILL INTERACT
WITH BEVERLY DAHLEN AND HER
PROJECT, "A READING," AND JOE
MILUTIS'S "NEW JERSEY AS AN
IMPOSSIBLE OBJECT." OFFERED WITH
BCULST 581 A AT UWB.
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
Restr 202 WYLIE,MARGARET ALISON Open 2/ 10 CR/NC LINKED TO THE SPRING SCIENCE STUDIES NETWORK COLLOQUIUM ON "DEMOCRATIZING SCIENCE," A YEAR-LONG FACULTY AND GRADUATE SEMINAR. TAKES PLACE APRIL 6, 13, 20, MAY 4, 11, 18, JUNE 1 ONLY. "NORMATIVE CLAIMS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SCIENCE SCIENCE" WILL ADDRESS A SET OF NORMATIVE QUESTIONS ABOUT WHY THE SCIENCES SHOULD BE "DEMOCRATIZED" AND, MORE SPECIFICALLY, ABOUT HOW THE EPISTEMIC RESOURCES OF DIVERSE COMMUNITIES, WITHIN AND OUTSIDE THE CONVENTIONAL BOUNDARIES OF ESTABLISHED SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES, CAN BE DEPLOYED EFFECTIVELY IN THE PRACTICE OF SCIENCE. |
Restr 202 MILUTIS,JOSEPH ADAM Open 9/ 15 CR/NC
"CREATIVE DESTRUCTION: READING
ALAN LIU" TAUGHT IN CONJUNCTION
WITH VISITING SCHOLAR ALAN LIU'S
MAY 7-8 VISIT. TAKES PLACE MAY 1
AND 8
ONLY.
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| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
Restr 403 RAO,RAJESH P.N. Open 9/ 20 CR/NC
"DECIPHERING THE 4500-YEAR-OLD
INDUS SCRIPT: PAST EFFORTS AND
RECENT APPROACHES." TAUGHT BY
MAYANK VAHIA AND NISHA YADAV (TATA
INSTITUTE OF FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH,
INDIA), RONOJOY ADHIKARI(INSTITUTE
OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, INDIA),
HRISHIKESH JOGLEKAR (ORACLE,
INDIA), AND G. SUNDAR (INDUS
RESEARCH CENTER, INDIA). TAKES
PLACE APRIL 21-24
ONLY.
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