Humanities I [World History]: Focuses on therelationship between individuals and societies,particularly as societies develop, using Africa and Europe as case studies.
Humanities 2 [American History]: Focuses onimmigration, migration and emigration in the United States.
Humanities 3 [Intellectual History]: Is acomparative philosophy class that includes in in-depth study of Eastern and Western ethics, with particular attention to Shakespeare and the American Constitution.
Humanities 4 [Art History]: Is an Aesthetics course with a focus on four periods of art history: classical, romantic, modern and postmodern, withparticular attention to notions of beauty in dance, drama, music and visual art. |
