LA 790: Special Topics in Liberal Studies 3 cr.
An interdisciplinary seminar on a topic (or issue) of cultural,
historical, social, or literary importance; attention given to
interrelationships among the disciplines that bear upon that
topic. Topics vary and may reach into areas beyond the usual
ones in the humanities, such as science in its human and ethical
aspects. Open to qualified graduate students; especially encouraged
for students pursuing the Master of Arts in Liberal Arts. May
be taken twice for up to six hours of credit. Three hours of
seminar.
LA 791: Greek and Roman Culture 3 cr.
An interdisciplinary course which examines Greek and Roman culture.
Emphasis is on the interaction between culture and ideas. Three
hours of seminar.
LA 792: Late Classical and Medieval Culture 3 cr.
An interdisciplinary course which examines the interaction between
culture and ideas of the period from early Christianity to the
Renaissance. Three hours of seminar.
LA 793: Culture of the Renaissance and
Enlightenment 3 cr.
An interdisciplinary course which examines Western European culture
from the Renaissance through the eighteenth century. Emphasis is
on the interaction between culture and ideas. Three hours of seminar.
LA 794: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Culture 3 cr.
An interdisciplinary course which examines the interaction between
culture and ideas of the past two hundred years of Europe and America.
Three hours of seminar.
LA 799: Thesis/Final Project 1 6 cr.
Prerequisite: Completion of core courses. One to six credits in
research or other study per semester. Final grading is on a pass/no
credit basis.
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