“The past is never dead; it’s not even past.” William Faulkner Oct 20 & 25 Part II: Age of Revolutions, 1750-1914 (Thur & Tues) Lecture: & Overview, 1750-1914” “Introduction Music: Inuit ritual music, lullabies, & prayers; Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (Monty Python) pp. 616-21 •Bentley, Industrial Revolution: Britain, Europe, the World Lecture: “Industrial Revolution” Music: Music of Cambodia; Four Pence a Day Film clip: Modern Times (Charlie Chaplin) ch. 29 •Bentley, Oct 27 & Nov 1 Europe & Latin America (Thur & Tues) & the Growth of Lecture: “Political Revolutions ‘Isms’” Music: Malkuri: Traditional Music from the Andes; Eroica Symphony #3) (Beethoven’s Film Clip: Danton chs. 23 (pp. 512-20), 28, 30 •Bentley, chs. 5, 6 •Wolf, Imperialism: Europe & the World Lecture: in “Imperialism: Nature, Causes, Africa” Music: Music of the BaBenzéle Pygmies; He is an Englishman (Gilbert & Sullivan); Atsiagbeko (“Great Oaths War Dance”) Film Clip: The African Queen ch. 32 •Bentley, chs. 7, 8 •Wolf, •Achebe Review for Second Exam (Tuesday, November 1) Nov 3 & 8 Asian Transformations (Thur & Tues) Lecture: & Islamic Responses to the “Asian West” Music: Tibetan Inspirations ch. 31 •Bentley, ***Second Exam: Tuesday, November 8 Music: Japanese Kabuki & Other Traditional Music “Can you love anyone without making him work harder? Can you do your best for anyone without educating him?” Confucius, Analects, Book XIII Nov 10 & 15 Part III: The 20th Century
“The past is never dead; it’s not even past.” William Faulkner Oct 20 & 25 Part II: Age of Revolutions, 1750-1914 (Thur & Tues) Lecture: “Introduction & Overview, 1750-1914” Music: Inuit ritual music, lullabies, & prayers; Always Look on the Bright Side of Life (Monty Python) •Bentley, pp. 616-21 Industrial Revolution: Britain, Europe, the World Lecture: “Industrial Revolution” Music: Music of Cambodia; Four Pence a Day Film clip: Modern Times (Charlie Chaplin) •Bentley, ch. 29 Oct 27 & Nov 1 Europe & Latin America (Thur & Tues) Lecture: “Political Revolutions & the Growth of ‘Isms’” Music: Malkuri: Traditional Music from the Andes; Eroica (Beethoven’s Symphony #3) Film Clip: Danton •Bentley, chs. 23 (pp. 512-20), 28, 30 •Wolf, chs. 5, 6 Imperialism: Europe & the World Lecture: “Imperialism: Nature, Causes, in Africa” Music: Music of the BaBenzéle Pygmies; He is an Englishman (Gilbert & Sullivan); Atsiagbeko (“Great Oaths War Dance”) Film Clip: The African Queen •Bentley, ch. 32 •Wolf, chs. 7, 8 •Achebe Review for Second Exam (Tuesday, November 1) Nov 3 & 8 Asian Transformations (Thur & Tues) Lecture: “Asian & Islamic Responses to the West” Music: Tibetan Inspirations •Bentley, ch. 31 ***Second Exam: Tuesday, November 8 Music: Japanese Kabuki & Other Traditional Music “Can you love anyone without making him work harder? Can you do your best for anyone without educating him?” Confucius, Analects, Book XIII Nov 10 & 15 Part III: The 20th Century
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