HCC INTRO FALL 2004

Director: Gail Hart

Writing Director: Elizabeth Losh

Associations/Dissociations:

The Social Instinct and its Consequences

Humanities= Study of what it means to be human.

Canonized forms of Human Association

--organize and classify us

--direct our endeavors

--form the basis of our self-understandings

I. Fall Quarter:   Family and State   

kinship and political associations: <participate in political associations and vote>

Professor Dorothy Fujita-Rony, Asian American

Professor Ann Van Sant, English and Comp. Lit.

Professor Gail Hart, German

II. Winter Quarter: Nation and Empire

relations of sovereignty, imperialism, colonialism

Professor Douglas Haynes, History

Professor Aaron James, Philosophy

Professor Brook Thomas, English and Comp. Lit.

III. Spring Quarter: Globalization and Society

Professor Juan Bruce-Novoa, Spanish and Portuguese

Professor Steven Mailloux, English and Comp. Lit.

Professor Ulrike Strasser, History

Humanities Core Course Guarantee:   [If you do the work]

You will be amazed and astounded by your progress as writers, humanists, and intellectuals from now to the end of spring quarter.

(Bureaucratic Advice):

Janice Gregory   HIB 185     M-F 9-4

does all enrollment and sectioning.   no one else can sign cards

LECTURES:

--GO AT THE ASSIGNED TIME

---TAKE NOTES ON LECTURES AND YOUR READING

---PRINT OUTLINES FROM THE WEB

Read the Core Guide, pp. 1-25

Pay close attention to the section on Academic Honesty, pp.18-21


Writing Welcome