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REQUIRED
READINGS AND FILMS
Kingston,
Maxine Hong, China Men (Vintage International,
1989, ISBN: 0-679-72328-5)
Equiano,
Olaudah, The Interesting Narrative of the Life
of Olaudah Equiano, Edited by Robert J. Allison.
(Bedford/St. Martins, ISBN: 0-312-11127-4)
(Only Chapter 1 in Winter)
Orwell,
George, Burmese Days (latest edition Amazon)
Conrad,
Joseph; Kimbrough, Robert; Weissbluth, Heart
of Darkness: An Authoritative Text, Backgrounds
and Sources, Criticism (Norton, W. W. and Company,
ISBN: 0393955524)
Selvon,
Samuel and Kenneth Ramchand (Introduction),
Lonely Londoners, (Longman Carribean Writers
Series, ISBN: 0582642647
Beitz, Charles, Political Theory and International
Relations (Princeton University Press
Humanities Core Course
Reader, Winter Quarter Readings:
Thomas, Brook,
"Introduction to Lincoln Speeches"
Lincoln, Abraham, First Inaugural Address.
4 Mar 1861
Lincoln, Abraham, Second Inaugural Address.
4 Mar 1865
Lincoln, Abraham, The Gettysburg Address.
18 Nov. 1863
Hale, Edward Everett, "The Man Without
a Country"
Thomas, Brook, The Case of Clement L. Vallandigham:
National Security v. Civil Liberties
Letter of the Committee. Albany. May 19, 1863.
Mr. Lincoln's Reply. Executive Mansion, Washington.
12 Jun. 1863.
Pruyn, John V.L., et al, Pamphlet 32: Reply
to President Lincoln's Letter of 12th June,
1863.
Thomas, Brook, "The United States and
the Spanish-American War.
Norton, Charles Eliot, "True Patriotism."
Massachusetts, 7 Jun. 1898.
Beveridge, Albert J. "The March of the
Flag." Indiana Republican Campaign, Tomlinson
Hall, Indianapolis. 16 Sep 1898.
Lowell, Abbott Lawrence, "The Colonial
Expansion of the United States."
Kipling, Rudyard, "The White Man's Burden,"
1899.
Platform of the American Anti-Imperialist
League, October 18, 1899
Lodge, Henry Cabot, "The Phillipine Islands."
7 Mar. 1900
Twain, Mark, "To the Person Sitting in
Darkness," 1901.
Phillips, Mike and Trevor Phillips, Windrush:
The Irresistable Rise of Muli-Racial Britain.
Humanities Core Course Guide and Writer’s
Handbook
Writing from A to Z (McGraw Hill), ISBN 0-070294774-8
GENERAL
INFORMATION
LECTURE
TIMES
All lectures are in
Crystal Cove Auditorium:
MWF 9:00-9:50am (29000,
29080)
MWF 11:00-11:50am (29020, 29085)
T
Th 9:30-10:50am (29040, 29070, 29090)
GRADING
The
Humanities Core Course Guide pp. 15-21 explains
grading components. Please note that these are guidelines
intended to help students plan their work in this
course. The Core Course Director reserves the right
to make changes in these evaluation criteria during
the course of the quarter. Essay
Grading Rubric
TURN-IT-IN.COM
AGREEMENT
Students
agree that by taking this course all required papers
may be subject to submission for textual similarity
review to Turnitin.com for the detection of plagiarism.
All submitted papers will be included as source
documents in the Turnitin.com reference database
solely for the purpose of detecting plagiarism of
such papers. Use of the Turnitin.com service is
subject to the Usage Policy agreement posted on
the Turnitin.com site.
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
This is a hypertext syllabus. Links to lecture notes (LN),
reading and study questions (SQ), and other materials are
in the right hand column.
Discussion sections begin Wednesday, January 5, 2005. Discussion
Sections will be held and failure to attend will count as
an unexcused absence.
Reading assignments below should be completed prior to attending
the lectures.
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| DATES |
LECTURE
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READING
ASSIGNMENT |
LINKS |
| Week
0 |
| Jan 5 - 6 |
Prof. Thomas: Lincoln Speeches |
HCC Reader, 95-107: Lincoln Speeches |
LN Wk 0-1
SQ Wk 0-1 |
| Week
1 |
| Jan 10 - 11 |
Prof. Thomas: "The Man Without a Country" |
HCC Reader, 108-124: Hale, "The Man Without
a Country" |
LN Wk 1-1
SQ Wk 1-1 |
| Jan 12 - 13 |
Prof. Thomas: Civil Liberties During the
Civil War |
HCC Reader, 124-136: Civil Liberties During
the Civil War
Recommended: HCC Reader, 137-145 |
LN Wk 1-2
SQ Wk 1-2 |
| Week
2 |
| Jan 17 - 18 |
MARTIN
LUTHER KING, JR., HOLIDAY, JAN. 17 - CAMPUS CLOSED
NO LECTURES Monday or Tuesday;
Tu Th Discussion sections will meet Tuesday,
Jan 18. |
| Jan 19 -
20 |
Prof. Haynes |
The Interesting
Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Chapters 1-2;
Conrad, Heart of Darkness, 8-45 |
LN
WK 2-1
SQ Wk 2-1 |
| Week
3 |
| Jan 24 - 25 |
Prof. Haynes |
Conrad, Heart of Darkness,
46-76 |
LN
WK 3-1
SQ Wk 3-1 |
| Jan 26 -
27
|
Prof. Thomas |
HCC Reader, 146-193,
"Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism and the Spanish-American
War" |
LN WK 3-2
SQ Wk 3-2 |
| Week
4 |
| Jan 31 -
Feb 1 |
Prof. Haynes |
Orwell, Burmese
Days |
LN WK 4-1
SQ Wk 4-1 |
| Feb 2 - 3 |
Prof. Haynes |
Orwell, Burmese Days |
LN WK 4-2
SQ Wk 4-2
Slides for this Lecture |
| Week
5 |
| Feb 7 -
8 |
Prof. Haynes |
HCC Reader, 194-214:
Windrush
Lonely Londoners |
LN WK 5-1
SQ Wk 5-1 |
| Feb 9 - 10 |
Prof. Haynes |
Lonely Londoners
Midterms will
be given in the last discussion section of Week 5 (Feb 10 for
Tu Th sections, Feb 11 for MWF sections).
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LN WK 5-2 |
| Week
6 |
| Feb 14 -
15 |
Prof. Thomas |
Kingston, China Men
pp. 1-159 |
LN Wk 6-1
SQ Wk 6
Glossary for China Men |
| Feb 16 - 17 |
Prof. Thomas |
Kingston, China Men
pp. 160-308 |
LN Wk 6-2 |
| Week
7 |
| Feb 21 - 22 |
PRESIDENTS'
DAY HOLIDAY, FEB. 21 - CAMPUS CLOSED
NO LECTURES Monday or Tuesday;
Tu
Th Discussion sections will meet Tuesday, Feb 22. |
| Feb 23 - 24 |
Prof. James
|
Beitz, Political Theory and
International Relations pp. 13-14, 27-66 |
LN Wk 7-2
SQ Beitz Lec 1 & 2 |
| Week
8 |
| Feb 28 - Mar
1 |
Prof. James |
Beitz, Political Theory
and International Relations pp. 13-14, 27-66 |
LN Wk 8-1 |
| Mar 2 - 3 |
Prof. James |
Beitz, Political Theory
and International Relations pp. 69-115 |
LN Wk 8-2
SQ Beitz Lec 3 & 4 |
| Week
9 |
| Mar 7 - 8 |
Prof. James |
Beitz, Political Theory
and International Relations pp. 69-115 |
LN Wk 9-1 |
| Mar 9 - 10 |
Prof. James |
Beitz, Political Theory and
International Relations pp. 116-121, 127-136, 143-153 |
LN Wk 9-2
SQ Beitz Lec 5 & 6 |
| Week
10 |
| Mar 14 -15 |
Prof. James |
Beitz, Political Theory
and International Relations pp. 116-121, 127-136, 143-153 |
LN Wk 10-1 |
| Mar 16 - 17 |
NO
LECTURE MAR 16-17;
MWF Discussion Sections will meet Wednesday, Mar. 16;
NO CLASSES, Thursday, Mar. 17 (Reading Day) |
| FINALS,
FRIDAY, MARCH 18 - THURSDAY, MARCH 24 |
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