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REQUIRED READINGS AND FILMS |
Equiano, Olaudah, The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, Edited by Robert J. Allison. (Bedford/St. Martins, ISBN 0-312-11127-4) (Entire book in Spring)
Olin, John C. (ed.), The Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola, translated by Joseph F. O’Callaghan (Fordham University Press: NY, ISBN 0-8232-1480-X)
"Darmok" from StarTrek: The Next Generation (showings to be scheduled)
Diaz, Bernal, The Conquest of New Spain, translated by J.M. Cohen (Penguin Books, ISBN 0-14-044123-9)
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, The Answer/La Respuesta, critical edition and translation by Electa Arenal and Amanda Powell (The Feminist Press at the City University of New York, ISBN 1-55861-077-4)
Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, Castaways, edited by Enrique Pupo-Walker and translated by Frances M. Lopez-Morillas (University of California Press: Berkeley, ISBN 0-520-07063-1)
Humanities Core Course Reader, Spring Quarter Readings:
Paul's Epistles: Romans, 1& 2 Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesian
Acts of the Apostles 14:8-15:21 and 17:16-34 (NRSV of the Bible) and Acts of the Apostles 17:22-31 (KJV of the Bible)
Ignatius of Loyola, The Spiritual Exercises (selections)
Biderman, Jacob, Cenodoxus
Catherine Tekakwitha: Her Life
Untitled Poem Aztec Account of the Origin of the World
The Founding of Tenochtitlan Explanation Folio 2r
Untitled Poem about Huitzilopochtli's Birth
Selections from Aztec Account of the Conquest of New Spain
Epic Description of the Besieged City
Humanities Core Course Guide and Writers Handbook
Writing A-Z (McGraw Hill, 5th Edition) |
Lecture Times
All lectures are in Crystal Cove Auditorium:
MW 9:00-9:50am
MW 11:00-11:50am
T Th 9:30-10:20am
DISABILITY
Students with disabilities who believe they may need accommodations in this class are encouraged to contact the Disability Services Center at (949) 824-7494 as soon as possible to better ensure that such accommodations are implemented in a timely fashion.
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
ADD/DROP AND GRADE OPTION POLICY
Add/Drops and grade option changes for Humanities Core Course must be effected by the end of the second week of classes regardless of what other schools' deadlines for add/drops and grade option changes are. Requests to add or drop after the second week will be granted only for exceptional circumstances. All add/drops beginning the first day of instruction are processed via add/drop cards and are coordinated and authorized by Enrollment Specialist Janice Gregory in the Humanities Core Course Program Office (HIB 185). Students should not ask Humanities Core Course instructors to sign add/drop cards. All All school and major requirements must be taken for letter grades.
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. |
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 Monday, April 2, 2007. 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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LECTURE |
READING ASSIGNMENT |
LINKS |
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Apr 2-3 |
Prof. Hart: Introductory Remarks
Prof. Mailloux: Rhetoric, Religion, and Reading |
Introduction to St. Paul's Epistles (HCC Reader, 161);
St. Paul's Epistles: 1 & 2 Corinthians, Galatians (HCC Reader, 180-208) |
LN Wk 1-1
Study Questions Wk 1: St. Paul's Epistles |
Apr 4-5 |
Prof. Mailloux: Rhetoric and Universalism |
St. Paul's Epistles: Romans, ch. 1-5 and Ephesians (HCC Reader, 162-166, 209-213,);
Acts of the Apostles 17:16-34 (NRSV of the Bible) and 17:22-31 (KJV of the Bible) (HCC Reader, 216-217)
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LN Wk 1-2 |
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Apr 9-10 |
Prof. Mailloux: Global Exchange, Traveling Identity
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St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans, ch. 6-16 (HCC Reader, 167-179);
The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
Please bring both books to lecture: HCC Reader, and The Interesting Narrative of Olaudah Equiano
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LN Wk 2-1
Study Questions Wk 2: Equiano
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Apr 11-12 |
Prof. Mailloux
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The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano
Discovery Task #5 due end of Week 2
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LN Wk 2-2 |
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Apr 16-17 |
Prof. Strasser: The World is Our House: The Sixteenth Century and the Society of Jesus |
The Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola, 1-51
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LN Wk 3-1
Study Questions Wk 3: Loyola |
Apr 18-19
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Prof. Strasser: Boys Don't Cry? Ignatius of Loyola and the Making of Jesuit Masculinity |
The Autobiography of St. Ignatius Loyola, 53-94 |
LN Wk 3-2 |
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Apr 23-24 |
Prof. Strasser: Exercising the Senses, Exercising the Soul: Ignatius' Spiritual Exercises and the Uses of Jesuit Art
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Selections of Spiritual Exercises (in the HCC Reader): Examination of Conscience, 224-226; Meditation on Hell, 230-231 top; Call of Temporal King, 233-234 middle; Meditation on Two Standards, 239-240 (middle); Making an Election, 243-246
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LN Wk 4-1
Study Questions Wk 4-1: Spiritual Exercises
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Apr 25-26 |
Prof. Strasser: Frightening Acts: Jesuit Theater As a Cure for the Soul
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Biderman's Cenodoxus (HCC Reader, 266-341)
Essay #7 (Rhetorical Analysis) due the end of Week 4.
SHOWING OF "DARMOK ," FRIDAY, Apr 27th :
9:00-9:50am Crystal Cove Auditorium
2:00-2:50 HH 236
3:00-3:50 HH 236
4:00-4:50 HH 236
RESEARCH PAPER FORUM, FRIDAY, April 27th in Crystal Cove Auditorium:
11:00-11:50am Crystal Cove Auditorium
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LN Wk 4-2
Study Questions Wk 4-2: Cenodoxus
Research Forum Talk:
-Outline
Quicktime Video files:
- Full session
- Intro by Director Gail Hart
- Prof. Ulrike Strasser
- Writing Director Elizabeth Losh
- UCI Librarian Anne Bock
- UROP 2006 winner Paul Nguyenfa |
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Apr 30 - May 1 |
Prof. Mailloux: Cross-Cultural Communication
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Acts of the Apostles 14:8-15:21 (HCC Reader, 214-215)
Darmok
SHOWINGS OF "DARMOK" :
Monday, April 30:
12:00-12:50 in HH 214
2:00-2:50 in HH 226
3:00-3:50 in HH 210
Tuesday, May 1:
11:00-11:50 in HH 100
12:00-12:50 in HH 156
3:00-3:50 in HH 210
Wednesday, May 2:
1:00-1:50 in HH 254
2:00-2:50 in HH 254
3:00-3:50 in HH 210
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LN Wk 5-1
Study Questions Wk 5: Acts and Darmok
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May 2-3 |
Prof. Mailloux: |
Darmok
Midterms will be given in the last discussion section of Week 5 (May 3 for Tu Th sections, May 4 for MWF sections).
Friday, May 4th Showings of "Darmok":
9:00-9:50am Crystal Cove Auditorium
11:00-11:50am Crystal Cove Auditorium
2:00-2:50 HH 236
3:00-3:50 HH 236
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May 7-8 |
Prof. Strasser: Cholenec and Tekakwitha in the Land of Crosses or French Catholicism Meets Iroquois Culture
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Catherine Tekakwitha: Her Life (HCC Reader, 342-393) |
LN Wk 6-1
Study Questions Wk 6: Tekakwitha
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May 9-10 |
Prof. Strasser: Why an Iroquoian Saint is Not an Italian Saint: A Tale of Two Catherines |
Catherine Tekakwitha: Her Life (HCC Reader, 342-393) |
LN Wk 6-2
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May 14-15 |
Prof. Sefamí |
"Untitled Poem. Aztec Account of the Origin of the World" [HCC Reader, 394-396]
"The Founding of Tenochtitlan", and "The Founding of Tenochtitlan. Explanation" [HCC Reader, 397-406]
"Untitled Poem about Huitzilopochtli's Birth" [HCC Reader, 407-413]
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LN Wk 7-1
Study Questions Wk 7: Aztec History and Cosmovision
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May 16-17 |
Prof. Sefamí
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"Untitled Poem. Aztec Account of the Origin of the World" [HCC Reader, 394-396]
"The Founding of Tenochtitlan", and "The Founding of Tenochtitlan. Explanation" [HCC Reader, 397-406]
"Untitled Poem about Huitzilopochtli's Birth" [HCC Reader, 407-413]
Discovery Task #6 due end of Week 7
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LN Wk 7-2
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May 21-22 |
Prof. Sefamí |
Díaz, Bernal, The Conquest of New Spain [Pages 57-69, 85-87, 216-219, 220-244, 245-248, 278-312]
Selections from "Aztec Account of the Conquest of New Spain" [Reader, 414-419]
"Epic Description of the Besieged City" [Reader, 420]
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LN
Wk 8-1
Study
Questions Wk 8: First Contact: Understanding the Conquest
of Mexico
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May 23-24 |
Prof. Sefamí |
Díaz, Bernal, The Conquest of New Spain [Pages 57-69, 85-87, 216-219, 220-244, 245-248, 278-312]
Selections from "Aztec Account of the Conquest of New Spain" [Reader, 414-419]
"Epic Description of the Besieged City" [Reader, 420]
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LN Wk 8-2
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May 28-29 |
MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY, MAY 28 - CAMPUS CLOSED
NO LECTURES Monday or Tuesday;
Tu Th Discussion sections will meet Tuesday, May 29. |
May 30-31 |
Prof. Sefamí |
Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar. Castaways.
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LN Wk 9
Study Questions Wk 9: Recognizing the Other |
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Jun 4-5 |
Prof. Sefamí |
De la Cruz, Sor Juana Inés. The Answer/La Respuesta [Pages 39-105, 152-153]
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LN Wk 10-1
Study Questions Wk 10: Exploration of Self and the World: A Woman's Right to Knowledge
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Jun 6-7 |
Profs. Mailloux, Strasser, Sefamí |
Conclusion
Essay #8 (Research Paper) due the end of Week 10.
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LN Wk 10-2 Prof. Strasser Summary
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FINAL EXAMS THE WEEK OF JUN 11-15 IN DISCUSSION SECTION ROOMS. DATES AND TIMES VARY. |
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