Spring 2011 Semester
My Spring courseload:
PSCI3042- Introduction to International Relations M, W 2-3:15pm
Basic background and theories of international relations with focus on the interaction between nation states, international organizations, regimes and transnational movements. Themes examined include foreign policy conduct, international security and political economy, human rights and environmental management.
Booklist: unknown
PSCI4226- The United Nations in World Affairs M, W 3:30-4:45pm
Current operation and future potential of the United Nations as a complex actor in world affairs, both expressing conflicting interests of its participants and promoting universal goals, including world peace, human rights, and environmental protection.
Booklist: unknown
HIST4025- 20th Century Europe M, W 5-6:15pm
A general study of the evolution of Europe since 1900. Covers militarism, fascism, communism, and existentialism in the context of European history.
Booklist: "Dark Continent," "End of European Era 1890-Present," "Landscape for a Good Woman," & "Survival in Auschwitz"
RLST4730- Whores & Saints: Medieval Women Th 5-7:50pm
Studies how women are presented in texts, as well as works by women. Investigates the roles open to women and societal attitudes toward women, who were considered seductresses, saints, scholars and warriors in the middle ages.
Booklist: "Arthurian Romances," "Book of Margery Kempe," "Joan of Arc: In Her Own Words," "Lais of Marie De France," "Abelard & Heloise: Letters & Other Writings," "Revelations of St Bridget," "DePizan's Selected Writings," & "Showings of Julian of Norwich"
PSCI3042- Introduction to International Relations M, W 2-3:15pm
Basic background and theories of international relations with focus on the interaction between nation states, international organizations, regimes and transnational movements. Themes examined include foreign policy conduct, international security and political economy, human rights and environmental management.
Booklist: unknown
PSCI4226- The United Nations in World Affairs M, W 3:30-4:45pm
Current operation and future potential of the United Nations as a complex actor in world affairs, both expressing conflicting interests of its participants and promoting universal goals, including world peace, human rights, and environmental protection.
Booklist: unknown
HIST4025- 20th Century Europe M, W 5-6:15pm
A general study of the evolution of Europe since 1900. Covers militarism, fascism, communism, and existentialism in the context of European history.
Booklist: "Dark Continent," "End of European Era 1890-Present," "Landscape for a Good Woman," & "Survival in Auschwitz"
RLST4730- Whores & Saints: Medieval Women Th 5-7:50pm
Studies how women are presented in texts, as well as works by women. Investigates the roles open to women and societal attitudes toward women, who were considered seductresses, saints, scholars and warriors in the middle ages.
Booklist: "Arthurian Romances," "Book of Margery Kempe," "Joan of Arc: In Her Own Words," "Lais of Marie De France," "Abelard & Heloise: Letters & Other Writings," "Revelations of St Bridget," "DePizan's Selected Writings," & "Showings of Julian of Norwich"