Studies in the Humanities and the Social Sciences
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Overview
Subject area
LEH
Catalog Number
301
Course Title
Studies in the Humanities and the Social Sciences
Department(s)
Description
(may be repeated for credit with a different topic) An in-depth and interdisciplinary analysis of American society and culture with an emphasis on what it means to be called an American. PREREQ: completion of at least 60 college credits. Note: In general this course will involve at least three different disciplines, and student
Typically Offered
Fall, Spring
Academic Career
Undergraduate
Liberal Arts
Yes
Credits
Minimum Units
3
Maximum Units
3
Academic Progress Units
3
Repeat For Credit
Yes
Total Completions Allowed
99
Components
Name
Lecture
Hours
3
Course Topic ID
1
Formal Description
A History of Death & Dying
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2
Formal Description
American Southern Gothic
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3
Formal Description
America and the World
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4
Formal Description
Berlin in the Twenties
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5
Formal Description
Bioethics
Course Topic ID
6
Formal Description
Black Popular Culture
Course Topic ID
7
Formal Description
Black Russians
Course Topic ID
8
Formal Description
Folk and Literary Fairytales
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9
Formal Description
Girls Interrupted
Course Topic ID
10
Formal Description
Hip Hop and the Urban Crisis
Course Topic ID
11
Formal Description
Masculine Image
Course Topic ID
12
Formal Description
Mexican Modernities
Course Topic ID
13
Formal Description
Obsession and Infatuation
Course Topic ID
14
Formal Description
Pursuit of Happiness
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15
Formal Description
Sport and the American City
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16
Formal Description
The Bill of Rights
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17
Formal Description
The Cult of the Caudillo
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18
Formal Description
The Italian Genius
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19
Formal Description
Women in the Bible
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20
Formal Description
Writing About Pictures
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21
Formal Description
Real To Real: New York Immigration In Film
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22
Formal Description
Defining A National Character Through Leisure
Course Topic ID
23
Formal Description
Common Sense vs, Tyranny And Superstition
Course Topic ID
24
Formal Description
Return Again ToThe Beginning:The Ancient On Wisdom
Course Topic ID
25
Formal Description
20th-Century Ireland In Film And Literature
Course Topic ID
26
Formal Description
African American Lives; Music, Art And Text
Course Topic ID
27
Formal Description
American Environmental Policy
Course Topic ID
28
Formal Description
American Exp. Political Rep.A Comparative Approach
Course Topic ID
29
Formal Description
American Film And Society
Course Topic ID
30
Formal Description
American Foreign Policy And Global Challenges
Course Topic ID
31
Formal Description
American Masculine Identities In Literature & Art
Course Topic ID
32
Formal Description
American Masculine Identity In Art And Politics
Course Topic ID
33
Formal Description
American Nightmare: Horror In Literature & Film
Course Topic ID
34
Formal Description
American Protest, Politics, And Popular Culture
Course Topic ID
35
Formal Description
American Southern Gothic: Literature And Film
Course Topic ID
36
Formal Description
American Wars In Song And Fiction
Course Topic ID
37
Formal Description
Artistic Mvmts NY, Abstract Expressionism-Hip Hop
Course Topic ID
38
Formal Description
Beyond Ident. ol.African Descendents Western Hemis
Course Topic ID
39
Formal Description
Bio-And Medical Ethics
Course Topic ID
40
Formal Description
Big Media:Profits vs Public Interest
Course Topic ID
41
Formal Description
Beyond The Pretty Beaches:Caribbean Iden Film&Lit
Course Topic ID
42
Formal Description
Birth Of The Renaissance In Florence
Course Topic ID
43
Formal Description
Black Is Beautiful:Iss Of Culture&Narcissism Amer
Course Topic ID
45
Formal Description
Cinematic Suspense: Alfred Hitchcock
Course Topic ID
46
Formal Description
CareerVisions: Applying Career Interests Comm Conc
Course Topic ID
47
Formal Description
Credit Crisis of 2008: Origins and Aftermath
Course Topic ID
48
Formal Description
Coping With Illness: Writing Out The Storm
Course Topic ID
49
Formal Description
Comparative Political Thought: East And West
Course Topic ID
50
Formal Description
Com Chnge Model:Practicum Addr Social Iss Local Co
Course Topic ID
51
Formal Description
Class, Inequality And Power In America Today
Course Topic ID
52
Formal Description
Dandies Drugs&Fetishes:Decadence In Lit, Art &Film
Course Topic ID
53
Formal Description
Dreams: The Royal Road To Art, Literature And Film
Course Topic ID
54
Formal Description
Edu&Soc Justice:Practicum Addr Soc Iss Local Comm
Course Topic ID
55
Formal Description
Epidermic Disease Hist:Plague Of Athens-Plague AID
Course Topic ID
56
Formal Description
Everyday Moscow:Past And Present
Course Topic ID
57
Formal Description
Ethics And Decision Making In Literature And Film
Course Topic ID
58
Formal Description
FEAR: The Cold War And American Culture
Course Topic ID
60
Formal Description
Film And Society: The American Image
Course Topic ID
62
Formal Description
From Peyote-Polygamy:PoliticsReligiousFreedom US
Course Topic ID
63
Formal Description
From Old World To New:Irish-American Experience
Course Topic ID
64
Formal Description
Globalization And American Media
Course Topic ID
65
Formal Description
Greenwich Village In The 1950s And 1960s
Course Topic ID
66
Formal Description
Haiti: Paths To An American Imaginary
Course Topic ID
67
Formal Description
Haiti: Vibrant American Culture
Course Topic ID
68
Formal Description
Hollywood Goes To War:WWII&The Amer Film Industry
Course Topic ID
69
Formal Description
Human Rights And Development
Course Topic ID
70
Formal Description
Human Rights In Latin America
Course Topic ID
71
Formal Description
Humanitarianism, Medicine, And Conflict In Africa
Course Topic ID
72
Formal Description
Humor: A Symptom Of American Culture
Course Topic ID
73
Formal Description
Images Of The American Civil War
Course Topic ID
74
Formal Description
Immigration And National Identity
Course Topic ID
75
Formal Description
Immigration: An American Experience
Course Topic ID
76
Formal Description
Introduction To Law In American Life: Pre-Law
Course Topic ID
77
Formal Description
Israeli Identity: Film, Literature, Popular Song
Course Topic ID
78
Formal Description
Jazz:An Examination Structure&Improvisation In Art
Course Topic ID
79
Formal Description
Jewish Immigrant Experience In America
Course Topic ID
80
Formal Description
Latin America:The Cult Of The Caudillo
Course Topic ID
81
Formal Description
Latin America: The Violent Children Of Cain
Course Topic ID
82
Formal Description
Latino/a In US:Ethnic Difference&Pol Incorporated
Course Topic ID
83
Formal Description
Law In American Life: A Pre-Law Perspective
Course Topic ID
84
Formal Description
Leisure And Recreation In A Multicultural Society
Course Topic ID
85
Formal Description
Literature, Art And Film Of WWI
Course Topic ID
86
Formal Description
Love, Lust & In Between:The Stories Of I.B. Singer
Course Topic ID
87
Formal Description
Masculine Identities In American Art And Politics
Course Topic ID
88
Formal Description
Media&Democracy:Citizn Kane-Ita Premier Berlusconi
Course Topic ID
89
Formal Description
Masculine Image
Course Topic ID
90
Formal Description
Medicine,Science&Culture:Global Politics Of Health
Course Topic ID
91
Formal Description
Mexican Modernities
Course Topic ID
92
Formal Description
Mexican Modernities: A Cultural History Of Mexico
Course Topic ID
93
Formal Description
Mexican Muralism:Revolution&Other Universal Themes
Course Topic ID
94
Formal Description
Moral Ambiguity Of Western Hero In American Film
Course Topic ID
95
Formal Description
Movie Heroines In A Changing World
Course Topic ID
96
Formal Description
Multilingualism In New York City
Course Topic ID
97
Formal Description
New York City And The Lively Arts
Course Topic ID
98
Formal Description
Nihilism In Interbellum Germany
Course Topic ID
100
Formal Description
On Narcissism: Ideas And Images
Course Topic ID
101
Formal Description
Political Economy Of The Latino Conditions
Course Topic ID
102
Formal Description
Political Economy,Race And Gender
Course Topic ID
103
Formal Description
Pol&Cul Of African People In Africa&The Diaspora
Course Topic ID
104
Formal Description
Politics And The History Of Ideas
Course Topic ID
105
Formal Description
Politics,Culture And Human Rights
Course Topic ID
106
Formal Description
Public Relations And New Media
Course Topic ID
107
Formal Description
Prison Narratives: Literature And Film
Course Topic ID
108
Formal Description
Pursuit Of Happines
Course Topic ID
109
Formal Description
Restless Americans: Tourism In The United States
Course Topic ID
110
Formal Description
Robert Moses And Modern Urban Planning
Course Topic ID
111
Formal Description
Sex And Gender In The Long 1950s
Course Topic ID
112
Formal Description
Sexuality And Sex In Transnational Perspective
Course Topic ID
113
Formal Description
Sexuality Since 1776: Gender In America
Course Topic ID
114
Formal Description
Slavery And New York,1600-1890
Course Topic ID
115
Formal Description
Spaces Of Terror,Cul Of Violence,Window Of Revenge
Course Topic ID
117
Formal Description
Sport As A Symbol In American Film
Course Topic ID
118
Formal Description
Teaching The Superman:Superhero Narratives&Amer Cu
Course Topic ID
119
Formal Description
American Outlaw As Anti-Hero In Literature & Film
Course Topic ID
120
Formal Description
The Black Experience: From Novel To Film
Course Topic ID
121
Formal Description
Black Image:From Caricature-HipHop Mass Marketing
Course Topic ID
122
Formal Description
Doctor-Patient Relationship:Viewed Thru Art&Scien
Course Topic ID
123
Formal Description
The Gendering Human Rights In Latin America
Course Topic ID
124
Formal Description
The Hero's Journey In Literature And The Arts
Course Topic ID
125
Formal Description
The Making Of Modern NY:Master Builder Rob Moses
Course Topic ID
126
Formal Description
The Middle Ages In The Movies
Course Topic ID
127
Formal Description
The Mystery Of St. Petersburg: Literature,Art,Film
Course Topic ID
128
Formal Description
The Politics And Culture Of The 1960s
Course Topic ID
129
Formal Description
The Politics Of Care & Choice:US Health Care Syst
Course Topic ID
130
Formal Description
The Problem Of Evil (w PHI 365)
Course Topic ID
131
Formal Description
TheMafia:Demystifying Social&Political Phenomenon
Course Topic ID
132
Formal Description
Theism, Atheism And Existentialism (w PHI 365)
Course Topic ID
133
Formal Description
Travel, Memory And Memoir In The Americas
Course Topic ID
134
Formal Description
Undercover Blues: Passing In Film And Fiction
Course Topic ID
135
Formal Description
Understanding Political Economy & Global Challenge
Course Topic ID
136
Formal Description
Using Multimedia To Visualize American Culture
Course Topic ID
137
Formal Description
Women In Film And Literature
Course Topic ID
138
Formal Description
Working In Film: Images Of American Labor
Course Topic ID
139
Formal Description
Wrongly Convicted:Misconduct And Incompetency
Course Topic ID
140
Formal Description
Wrongly Convicted:(Mis)identi,False Confessions
Course Topic ID
141
Formal Description
Wrongly Convicted: Doing Time Without Doing Crime
Course Topic ID
142
Formal Description
Women And Minorities In Film And Literature
Course Topic ID
143
Formal Description
Widows&Maids:Medieval Imgs Wom"The Canterbury Tale
Course Topic ID
144
Formal Description
The African American Detective in Film And Fiction
Course Topic ID
145
Formal Description
Imagining America
Course Topic ID
146
Formal Description
American Dreams & Nightmares:The American Gangster
Course Topic ID
147
Formal Description
Place, Peoples & Power in the American Imaginary,
Course Topic ID
148
Formal Description
Invisible Wounds of War: Trauma & Soldierhood in
Course Topic ID
149
Formal Description
Jazz: An Investigation of an Art Form
Course Topic ID
150
Formal Description
Thomas Paine's Common Sense Vs. Superstition & Tyr
Course Topic ID
151
Formal Description
Rock Music & American Culture
Course Topic ID
152
Formal Description
Blacks & Latinos in U.S. Prison System
Course Topic ID
153
Formal Description
Booms and Bust in U.S. History
Course Topic ID
154
Formal Description
Politics of Religious Freedom in the U.S.
Course Topic ID
155
Formal Description
Dominican Culture
Course Topic ID
156
Formal Description
Jazz: A Multifaceted Examination
Course Topic ID
157
Formal Description
Dominican Contemporary Society
Course Topic ID
158
Formal Description
Caribbean Identities in America
Course Topic ID
159
Formal Description
Dominican Music
Course Topic ID
160
Formal Description
Humor and Magic Realism
Requisites
010275