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HUM 324 The Modern World


Ideas and values from the scientific revolution of the 17th century to the Second World War, emphasizing the various revolutions (scientific, political, economic, social) and their impact on philosophy, religion, literature and the arts.

 

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324 Core Syllabus pdf

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John McClain, HUM 324 Coordinator e-mail


Spring 2008 Lecture Schedule

Hum 324 lectures are on Fridays at 11:25 a.m. In the

 Lipinsky Auditorium

Seating Chart

 

To view a printable version of the HUM 324 Lecture Calendar, click here.


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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

April 29

LAST DAY OF CLASS

 
     

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