Humanities—Overview (US)

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English 9: Elements of Literature (Required; US)

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History 9: Shaping of the Modern World (Required; US)

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English 10: American Literature (Required; US)

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History 10: United States History (Required; US)

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Bob Dylan’s America (MSON) (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Communist Cultural Revolutions of the 20th Century (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Cultural Revolutions in the Middle East (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Law, Culture, and Society (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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The Power of Story (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Sex, Gender, and Society: An Introduction to Queer Studies (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Writing Herself In: US Women’s History and Literature (History/Social Science OR Literature Elective; US)

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Accelerated United States History (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Advanced Macroeconomics (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Advanced Microeconomics (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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African History: Panoramas, Portraits, Perspectives (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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American Democracy and Civil Engagement (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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The American Food System: Past, Present, Future (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Are We Rome? (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Building Utopia (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Civil Liberties (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Diversity in a Global Comparative Perspective (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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A Discourse on Colonialism (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Economics (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Environmental Bioethics (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Globalization and the Modern World (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Human Geography: Understanding Our World Through Spatial Relationships (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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International Relations, Climate Change, and Conflict (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Man’s Inhumanity to Man: Genocide and Human Rights in the 20th Century (MSON) (US)

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Multiculturalism and Social Justice in the American Musical Theatre (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Playing God? The Ethics of Biomedical Advancements (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Positive Psychology (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Stolen Lives: Captivity in History and Contemporary Contexts (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Think Global, Debate Local (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Topics in Psychology (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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Wartime Dissent in American History (MSON) (History/Social Science Elective; US)

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American Voice, American Speech: Word as Action from Anne Bradstreet to Donald Trump (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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Black Millennial Autobiography (Literature Elective; US)

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Black Women Writers (Literature Elective; US)

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Comedy and Satire (Literature Elective; US)

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Comparative Literature (Literature Elective; US)

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Contemporary American Literature (Literature Elective; US)

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Creative Non-Fiction Writing Workshop: If Only You Could See this Place (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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Creative Writing in the Digital Age (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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Etymology of Scientific Terms (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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Exploration of Ethics through Literature (Literature Elective; US)

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The Fiction of James Joyce (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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Literature and Theories of Knowledge (Literature Elective; US)

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Lovers, Warriors, Poets, and Thinkers of the Ancient Mediterranean (Literature Elective; US)

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Narratives of Place / The Place of Narrative on the N. American Prairie (MSON) (History/Literature Elective; US)

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Nuestra America (Literature Elective; US)

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Philosophy in Pop Culture (MSON) (Literature Elective; US)

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The Question of Evil from Voltaire to Camus (History/Literature Elective; US)

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Speech Matters: Public Speaking in Everyday Life (Literature Elective; US)

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