Elizabeth Eschbach HUM 2234 Fall 2016 HUM 2234 HUMANITIES—ENLIGHTENMENT AND ROMANTICISM COURSE SYLLABUS Instructor: Elizabeth Eschbach Telephone: (407) 582-2363; (407) 247-8511 (cell) Email: eeschbach@valenciacollege.edu Office: Rm. 1-348 Office Hours M 8:55-9:55 AM; T 10-11 AM, 1-2 PM; W 8:55-9:55 AM; R 10-11 AM 7:55-8:55 AM By Cell Phone: MTWRF Texts: Henry Sayre, Volume 4, Valencia College edition. The Humanities, Students will be assigned additional activities, study resources, and readings from library and on-line resources Credit Hours: 3 Prerequisite: Successful completion of Freshman Composition I (ENC 1101). Students who are found not to have achieved a grade of I will be withdrawn at any time during the term. Students who “C” or better in Comp. are withdrawn will not be eligible for a refund. Course Description: This course is an integrated examination of the dominant ideas in Western culture expressed in art, literature, music, philosophy, and religion from the Enlightenment through the nineteenth century. The course will focus on the emergence of rationalism, modern science, and the Romantic rebellion. Valencia Core Competencies: Valencia College has defined four interrelated competencies that help prepare students to succeed in the world community. These core competencies are and More specifically: Think, Value, Communicate, Act. Think clearly, critically and creatively by analyzing, synthesizing, integrating, and evaluating • symbolic works and truth claims. Reflect on your own and from individual, cultural, and global perspectives. values • others’ Communicate by reading, listening, writing, and speaking effectively. • Act purposefully, reflectively, and responsibly by implementing effective problem solving and • decision making strategies.
Elizabeth Eschbach HUM 2234 Fall 2016 HUM 2234 HUMANITIES—ENLIGHTENMENT AND ROMANTICISM COURSE SYLLABUS Instructor: Elizabeth Eschbach Telephone: (407) 582-2363; (407) 247-8511 (cell) Email: eeschbach@valenciacollege.edu Office: Rm. 1-348 Office Hours M 8:55-9:55 AM; T 10-11 AM, 1-2 PM; W 8:55-9:55 AM; R 10-11 AM By Cell Phone: MTWRF 7:55-8:55 AM Texts: Henry Sayre, The Humanities, Volume 4, Valencia College edition. Students will be assigned additional activities, study resources, and readings from library and on-line resources Credit Hours: 3 Prerequisite: Successful completion of Freshman Composition I (ENC 1101). Students who are found not to have achieved a grade of “C” or better in Comp. I will be withdrawn at any time during the term. Students who are withdrawn will not be eligible for a refund. Course Description: This course is an integrated examination of the dominant ideas in Western culture expressed in art, literature, music, philosophy, and religion from the Enlightenment through the nineteenth century. The course will focus on the emergence of rationalism, modern science, and the Romantic rebellion. Valencia Core Competencies: Valencia College has defined four interrelated competencies that help prepare students to succeed in the world community. These core competencies are Think, Value, Communicate, and Act. More specifically: • Think clearly, critically and creatively by analyzing, synthesizing, integrating, and evaluating symbolic works and truth claims. • Reflect on your own and others’ values from individual, cultural, and global perspectives. • Communicate by reading, listening, writing, and speaking effectively. • Act purposefully, reflectively, and responsibly by implementing effective problem solving and decision making strategies.
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