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Contemporary Moral Problems
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)This course is devoted to applying a range of competing moral theories to contemporary moral problems like euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide, world famine, the moral basis for and limits to war (just-war theory), and many more.
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Ancient Greek Mythology
CourseEver fascinating, ancient Greek mythology still inspires multimedia creative expressions. We will see why as we thematically explore a diverse array of delightful ancient tales.
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Writing in the World Stalin Built
CourseThere are people and epochs in history that are never entirely put to rest, chief among them the figure of Stalin. Was the Stalin era a collective love story or the pathology of a mad man?
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Four by Austen
Course5.0 average rating (1 review)We will study four Jane Austen novels and the reasons for their perennial appeal. Her prose is graceful and expressive, and the worlds of refined convention and romantic love are absorbing.
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Theories of Twentieth-Century Architecture and Urbanism
CourseThis course surveys twentieth-century architectural and urban theory by focusing on key themes and modalities of design practice that inform its purpose and philosophies.
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The Phantom of the Opera
CourseThis course traces the history of Gaston Leroux's The Phantom of the Opera from the novel through several adaptations to get at the reasons why--like Frankenstein and Dracula--this Gothic tale has deep symbolic significance for Western audiences.