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Spring 2008 Archived Lectures 

 

HUM 124

HUM 214

HUM 324

HUM 414


Hum 124 Lectures Spring 2008

January 14

Intro to Humanities/ Mesopotamia

Dr. Moseley

January 21

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - No Classes

 

January 28

Egypt

Dr. Hopes

February 4

China

Dr. Hardy

February 11

India

Dr. Ho

February 18

Buddhism

Dr. Maitra

February 25

The Iliad and Warfare

Dr. Hardy

March 3

Spring Break/No Common Lecture

 

March 10

Greek City-States and Tragedy

Dr. Mills

March 17

Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity

Prof. Driggers

March 24

Ancient Western Philosophy

Dr. Hook

March 31

Persia, Zoroastrianism & Alexander the Great

Dr. Hopes

April 7

Second Temple Judaism

Dr. Hook

April 14

Rome, Republic to Empire

The Government of Rome in the Republic (slide)

Dr. Hook

April 21

Christianity

Dr. Moseley

April 28

Art of the Classical World

Dr. McClain


Hum 214 Lectures Spring 2008

January 14

Community and Authority in the Medieval West

Gillum

January 21

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - No Classes

 

January 28

Islam and the Muslim World

Traboulsi

February 4

The University, Christianity, and the Medieval Mind

Wilson

February 11

Cathedrals and Crusades

Peace and War

Link to Crusades Lecture Electronic Reserve Readings

Primary Texts for Crusades

Short History of Crusades

Crusades Lecture Bibliography

Dunn

February 18

Medieval Women

Ho

February 25

Africa

Traboulsi

March 10

Art and Culture in Asia

Ho

March 17

European Renaissance: Humanism and Art

Gillum

March 24

The Protestant Reformation

Ettari

March 31

Othello

Reading I  Reading II

Reading III

Dunn

April 7

The Americas: to the 1600s

Pearson

April 14

Counter Reformation, Royal Absolutism and the Baroque

Sousa

April 21

Where have we come from?

Where are we now?

Where are we going?

Dunn


Hum 324 Lectures Spring 2008

January 18

Science and Enlightenment: Articulating Universal Laws

McClain's Notes

Hobby's Musical Pieces

Prelude: J.S. Bach,  Allemande from Partita No. 4 in D Major, BWV 828
Dr. Blake Hobby, piano


Lecture: Franz Joseph Haydn, Allegro from Sonata in G Major, Hoboken XVI:G1
Dr. Blake Hobby, piano

 

Davis's Notes

McClain,

Hobby,

Davis

January 25

Enlightenment and Liberalism:  Rights and the American Revolution

Pearson

February 1

 

The French Revolution
 

Pearson

February 8

Industrialization, Romanticism, and Alienation  

McClain,

Hobby

February 15

Women and the Quest for Universal Suffrage

Campbell

February 22

Native American Experience

Pearson

February 29

Racism, Slavery, and the Origins of Pan-Africanism

Pierce

March 7

Spring Break - No Lecture

 

March 14

Imperialism in Africa

Wood

March 21

The Ottomans and the Making of the Modern Middle East

Traboulsi

 

To go to the Ottoman Week readings, click here.

 

March 28

Enlightening China and Japan: Western Imperialism in Asia

Ho

April 4

Modernity and Modernism

McNerney,

Hobby

April 11

WWI , Freud, and the European Crisis of Consciousness Uldricks' Notes, Nallan's Notes

Uldricks,

Nallan

April 18

Fascism in the Interwar Years and . . . Beyond

McClain

April 25

WWII, The Holocaust, and Existentialism

Payne's Notes, Davis's Notes

Payne,

Davis


Hum 414 Lectures Spring 2008

I.  Reflections on the Post-War Human Condition

January 18

Visual Art in the Cold War

Brian Butler

January 25

Poverty and Plenty  - lecture notes

Poverty and Plenty - PP presentation as pdf file

Shirley Browning

February 1

Human Rights pdf

Human Rights ppt

Mark Gibney

II.  Contemporary Expressions: Identity & Liberation

February 8

Immigration and Nationalism

Kelly McEnany

February 15

Islam

Reid Chapman

February 22

Civil Rights Era

Cathy Whitlock

February 29

Feminism/Gender

Grace Campbell

III.  Contemporary Expressions: Culture and Creativity

March 14

Postmodern Thought/Contemporary Art

John McClain

March 21

Contemporary Music

Dave Wilken

March 28

Contemporary Film

Charles McKnight

 

   

IV.  Global Challenges and Future Prospects

April 4

Environmental Ethics

Grace Campbell

April 11

The Military Energy Connection

Fact Sheet

Dot Sulock

April 18

Global Citizenship

PowerPoint Slides

PowerPoint Outline

James Pitts (additional reading here)

April 25

Alumni

TBA

     

Fall 2007 Archived Lectures 

 

HUM 124

HUM 214

HUM 324

HUM 414


Hum 124 Lectures Fall 2007

August 20

Intro to Humanities/ Mesopotamia

Moseley

August 27

Egypt

Hopes

September 10

China

Hardy

September 17

India

Maitra

September 24

Buddhism

Maitra

October 1

The Iliad and Warfare

Hardy

October 8

Fall Break/No Common Lecture

 

October 15

Greek City-States and Tragedy

Mills

October 22

Gender and Sexuality in Antiquity

Driggers

October 29

Ancient Philosophy

Burchard

November 5

Persia, Zoroastrianism & Alexander the Great

Hopes

November 12

Second Temple Judaism

Hook

November 19

Rome

The Government of Rome in the Republic (slide)

Hook

November 26

Christianity

Moseley

December 3

Art of the Classical World

McClain


Hum 214 Lectures Fall 2007

August 20

Islam and the Muslim World

Traboulsi

August 27

Community and Authority in the Medieval World

Gillum

September 3

Labor Day Holiday/No Common Lecture

September 10

The University, Christianity, and the Medieval Mind

Wilson

September 17

The Crusades Primary Text and Short History;

Medieval Art and Music

Dunn/Bell

September 24

The 14th Century, an Age of Disasters: Constructing Identities, Groups, and Difference

Dunn

October 1

Islam and Africa

Traboulsi

October 8

Fall Break/No Common Lecture

October 15

Art and Culture in Asia

Ho

October 22

European Renaissance: Humanism and Art

Gillum

October 29

The Protestant Reformation

Ettari

November 5

Counter-Renaissance and Othello

Optional Othello Readings

Reading I Reading II Reading III

Russell/Dunn

November 12

The Americas: to the 1600s

Pearson

November 19

No Common Lecture, but the W-F small groups meet on Monday as small groups.  Thanksgiving Holiday, W-F

November 26

Counter Reformation, Royal Absolutism and the Baroque

Sousa

December 3

Europe in a Global Context

Spellman


Hum 324 Lectures Fall 2007

August 24

Science and Enlightenment: Articulating Universal Laws

McClain's Notes

Hobby's Musical Pieces

Davis's Notes

McClain, Hobby, Davis

August 31

Enlightenment and Liberalism:  Rights and the American Revolution

Pearson

September 7

 

The French Revolution
 

Betsalel

September 14

Industrialization, Romanticism, and Alienation

McClain

September 21

Women and the Quest for Universal Suffrage

Campbell

September 28

Racism and Slavery

Pierce

October 5

Native American Experience

Pearson

October 12

Imperialism in Africa

Wood

October 19

Enlightening China and Japan: Western Imperialism in Asia

Ho

October 26

The Ottomans and the Making of the Modern Middle East

Traboulsi

To go to the Ottoman Week readings, click here.

November 2

WWI , Freud, and the European Crisis of Consciousness (click on the name of the lecturer to view each outline)

Spellman,

Weber

November 9

Modernity and Modernism

McNerney, Hobby

November 16

Fascism in the Interwar Years and Beyond

McClain

November 23

Thanksgiving Break

 

November 30

WWII, The Holocaust, and Existentialism

Payne,

 Davis

December 3

last day of class

 

Hum 414 Lectures Fall 2007

I. Reflections on the Post-War Human Condition

8/24

Visual Art in the Cold War

Brian Butler

8/31

Poverty and Plenty  - lecture notes

Poverty and Plenty - PP presentation

Shirley Browning

9/7

Human Rights pdf

Human Rights ppt

Mark Gibney

II.  Contemporary Expressions: Identity & Liberation

9/14

Islam

Reid Chapman

9/21

Immigration and Nationalism

Kelly McEnany

9/28

Civil Rights Era

Cathy Whitlock

10/5

Feminism/Gender

Grace Campbell

III.     Contemporary Expressions: Culture and Creativity

10/12

Contemporary Film

Charles McKnight

10/19

Postmodern Thought/Contemporary Art

Brian Butler

10/26

Contemporary Music

Dave Wilken

IV.     Global Challenges and Future Prospects

11/2

Environmental Ethics

Grace Campbell

11/9

The Military Energy Connection

Fact Sheet F07

Dot Sulock

11/16

Global Citizenship

James Pitts (additional reading here)

11/30

Concluding Statements

Student Panel



 

Spring 2007 Archived Lectures 

 

HUM 124

HUM 214

HUM 324

HUM 414


Hum 124 Lectures Spring 2007

 

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January 22 Southwest Asia: Mesopotamia

Dr. Moseley

Postponed North Africa: Egypt

Dr. Peters

February 5 East Asia: China

Dr. Hardy

February 12 Southeast Asia: India

Dr. Ho

February 19 Southeast Asia: Buddhism

Dr. Maitra

February 26 The Mediterranean World: The Iliad

Dr. Hardy

March 5 Spring Break--no lecture  
March 12

Global Diversity: Gender in Antiquity/

The Mediterranean World: Greek Tragedy

Dr. Holland/Dr. Driggers

March 19 The Mediterranean World: Greek City-States

Dr. Mills

March 26 Global Diversity: Ancient Philosophy

Dr. Burchard

April 2 Southwest Asia: Persia, Zoroastrianism & Alexander the Great

Dr. Hopes

April 9 Southwest Asia: Second Temple Judaism

Dr. Hook

April 16

The Mediterranean World: Rome: Republic to Empire (lecture outline)

The Government of Rome in the Republic (slide)

Dr. Hook

April 23 The Mediterranean World: Early Christianity

Dr. Moseley

April 30 Global Diversity: Art of the Classical World

Dr. McClain


Hum 214 Lectures Spring 2007

 

January 15 Martin Luther King, Jr., Holiday: No Lecture
January 22 Islam and the Muslim World

Traboulsi

Postponed Community and Authority in the Medieval West

Gillum

February 5 The University, Christianity, and the Medieval Mind

Wilson

February 12 The Crusades, Medieval Art and Music

Dunn/Butler

Crusades Lecture Outline

Crusades Lecture Table of Contents for Electronic Reserve Readings

Crusades Lecture Bibliography

Crusades Lecture PowerPoint (PPT) and Crusades Lecture PPT as PDF

Crusades Lecture

Medieval Art - The Gothic Cathedral

February 19 Medieval Women

Ho

February 26 Africa during Europe's Medieval Period

Traboulsi

March 5 Spring Break: No Lecture

March 12 Asia in Europe's Medieval Period

Ho

March 19 European Renaissance: Humanism and Art

Gillum

March 26 The Protestant Reformation

Ettari

April 2

Counter-Renaissance and Othello

Optional Othello Readings

Reading I Reading II Reading III

Russell/Dunn

April 9 The Americas: to the 1600s

Pearson

April 16 Royal Absolutism and the Baroque

Sousa

April 23 Europe in a Global Context

Spellman

April 30 Meet in regular class groups


Hum 324 Lectures Spring 2007

 

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January 19

The Scientific Revolution and the
Enlightenment

John McClain and Duane Davis

January 26

Enlightenment and Liberalism:  the American Revolution

Ellen Pearson

February 2

 

Revolution and the Atlantic World
 

Tracey Rizzo

February 9

Industrialization, Romanticism, and Marx

John McClain

February  16

Women and the Quest for Universal Suffrage

Grace Campbell

February  23

Racism, Slavery, and the Origins of
Pan-Africanism

Ken Banks

March 2

Native American Experience

Ellen Pearson

March 9

Spring Break

 

March 16

Enlightening China and Japan

Cynthia Ho

March  23

Imperialism in Africa

John Wood

March 30

The Ottomans and the Making of the
Modern Middle East

Ottoman Week Readings are on Course Reserves, HUM 324

Samer Traboulsi

April 6

WWI, Freud, and the European Crisis of Consciousness

Dr. Uldrick's Outline - WWI

Dr. Weber's Outline - Freud

Ted Uldricks and Ann Weber