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HUM 414 The Individual in the Contemporary  World



Global issues and recent history, both Western and non-Western, building on information gathered and questions raised in preceding courses toward a fuller understanding of the responsibilities and opportunities for humanity today.

 

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Fall 2009 Lecture Schedule

Hum 414 lectures are on Fridays at 11:25 a.m.

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I.  REFLECTIONS ON THE POST-WAR HUMAN CONDITION

August 21

Cold War Era

Dr. Sarah Judson

August 28

Globalization

Dr. Surain Subramaniam

September 4

Poverty and Plenty - lecture outline

Poverty and Plenty  - lecture notes

Poverty and Plenty - PowerPoint

Dr. Shirley Browning

September 11

Immigration and Cultural Intersection

Prof. Kelly McEnany

September 18

Human Rights, Ethics and Social Justice

Dr. Brian Butler

September 25

Environmental Sustainability

Prof. Grace Campbell

II.  CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSIONS: IDENTITY, CULTURE AND CREATIVITY

October 2

Islam

Prof. Reid Chapman

October 9

Civil Rights/Black Protest Thought

Prof. Cathy Whitlock

October 16

Women and Inequality: A Global Perspective

Prof. Grace Campbell

October 23

Sexuality, Gender and Identity: Contemporary Discourses

Dr. John McClain

October 30

Representation and Reality

Prof. Seamus McNerney

November 6

Contemporary Film

Dr. Charles McKnight

November 13

Post Modern Culture/Contemporary Art

Dr. Brian Butler

November 20

World Music

Dr. Dave Wilken

December 4

Global Challenges and Future Prospects

Dr. Noah Allen

 

   

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