Rather Poke out my eyes...
Each term, I ask my students which lectures they are excited to read and which lectures would rather poke out their eyes than reading. What do you think.....????
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Each term, I ask my students which lectures they are excited to read and which lectures would rather poke out their eyes than reading. What do you think.....????
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Prehistory: Transformation from Paleolithic to the Neolithic Community. Discussion about Indigenous vs Native people across early humanity.
Plato's Objective Knowledge: Can Plato's Allegory of the Cave help us understand knowledge?
The Religious Experience: Explore how Monotheism changed how humanity experience religion.
The Middle Ages: Explore a thousand-year era of Authoritative Social Structure, Caste System, Black Plague, Dante's Hell, Altar Pieces, and Gregorian Chants... an era in humanity that nearly destroyed us all.
The Middle Ages: Myths & Legends: Are you ready for a spooky cautionary trip into the unknown? Take a look at my student's mythical creations! Click the beast!
The Renaissance: A deep dive into the rebirth of humanity.
Caravaggio Art Analysis: A small look into the art of a Baroque master
Ethical Theory: Ethics is the moral action of the individual. Explore different ethical systems emerging from the age of Reason.
The Age of Reason and Enlightenment: Explore the children of rebels and protestors, believe your rights are solid and inalienable
The Romantics; The spirit of Liberty and Revolution, as well as the Sublime
Surrealism: Get ready to dive into the dream world
Fin De Siècle: Moral and Authoritative belief systems are pushed to the point of extinction. This section contains both Gender Liberation and Racial Tensions.