Winter 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 207 SCIENCE AND CRITICS | (I&S) |
301 THURTLE,PHILLIP S Open 127/ 150
WRITING LINK TO THIS COURSE,
PLEASE SEE ENGL 197 L
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PS005 WHITE,NANCY C. Open 23/ 25
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DS005 NOCEK,ADAM Open 24/ 25
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284 TRAINOR,JOHN H. Open 22/ 25
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PS005 WHITE,NANCY C. Open 18/ 25
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DS005 NOCEK,ADAM Open 19/ 25
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307 TRAINOR,JOHN H. Open 21/ 25
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| HUM 498 TOPICS HUMANITIES | (VLPA/I&S) |
PRINTED TEXTS |
154 STREITBERGER,WILLIAM R Open 4/ 5 J
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
Restr 082A UNGAR,STEVEN R Open 2/ 4 J
TTh 530-720P MGH 242
MAKING WAVES: FRENCH DOCUMENTARY
FILMS IN CONTEXT, 1945-1967.
TAUGHT BY VISITING SCHOLAR STEVEN
UNGAR, CROSSLISTED WITH FRENCH
570 AND COMP LIT 596
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Restr 202 WYLIE,MARGARET ALISON Open 3/ 10 CR/NC LINKED TO THE SCIENCE STUDIES NETWORK WINTER COLLOQUIUM ON "DEMOCRATIZING SCIENCE," A YEAR-LONG FACULTY AND GRADUATE SEMINAR. TAKES PLACE JAN. 12, 26, FEB. 2, 9, 23, MARCH 2, 9 ONLY. WINTER SEMINAR WILL ASSESS LINES OF ARGUMENT FOR RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF DIVERSITY IN SCIENCE, AND TO ARTICULATE MORE CLEARLY EXACTLY HOW SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE IS, OR SHOULD BE, INFORMED BY IDEALS OF (DEMOCRATIC) DELIBERATION. |
Restr 060 GARDNER,BENJAMIN RICHARD Open 1/ 5 J "TOPICS IN CULTURAL STUDIES: ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS" THIS COURSE LOOKS AT ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS AS A THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL WAY TO UNDERSTAND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS AND CONTEMPORARY STRUGGLES OVER CULTURE, ECONOMY AND SOCIETY. MEETS WITH BCULST 593 AT UWB. |
Restr 315 HAREWOOD,SUSAN JUANITA Open 2/ 8 J
"ISSUES IN MEDIA CULTURE:
REPRESENTATION AND THE POLITICAL"
STUDENTS WILL EXPLORE
COMMUNICATION SCHOLARS EFFORTS TO
THEORIZE "NEGATIVE
PORTRAYALS," "POSITIVE
PORTRAYALS," AND "REALITY" AS THEY
HAVE EXAMINED MEDIA
REPRESENTATIONAL PRACTICES. MEETS
WITH BCULST 584 AT UWB.
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