HCC INTRO FALL 2005
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
I. Fall Quarter: Family and State
kinship and political associations
Professor Michael Clark, Dept. of English
Professor Ann Van Sant, Dept. of English
Professor Gail Hart, Dept. of German
II. Winter Quarter: Nation and Empire
relations of sovereignty, imperialism, colonialism
Professor Douglas Haynes, Dept. of History
Professor Aaron James, Dept. of Philosophy
Professor Julia Lupton, Dept. of English
III. Spring Quarter: Globalization and Society
Effect of Globalization on forms of association; transational and transcultural
communication
Professor Juan Bruce-Novoa, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese
Professor Steven Mailloux, Dept. of English
Professor Ulrike Strasser, Dept. of 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
YOUR HOMEWORK:
Read the Core Guide, pp. 1-25
Pay close attention to the section on Academic Honesty, pp.18-21
Writing Welcome