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Humanistic Studies Courses - Spring 2010

COM 206 / HUM 206
Masterworks of European Literature
Michael Wood
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HUM 218-219
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western Culture from the Renaissance to the Modern Period: History, Philosophy, Religion, Literature and the Arts
Hester Schadee (coordinator), Scott Burnham, Jeff Dolven, Christina Lee, Russell Leo, François Rigolot 
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HUM 220 / COM 221
Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western Culture:  The Twentieth Century
Maria DiBattista, P. Adams Sitney 
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REL 222 / HUM 222
Religion in Modern Thought and Film
Jeffrey Stout
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HUM 234 / EAS 234 / COM 234
East Asian Humanities II: Tradition and Transformation
Thomas Hare, Kerim Yasar
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HUM 414 / POL 415 / AAS 414
Reflections on the Human Condition:  Adventures in Ideas
Robert George, Cornel West
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HUM 595 / PSY 595
Freud on the Origins of the Mind
Susan Sugarman
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