Renaissance to Revolution: The Individual and the World
HNRS 2406 Sec. 061 - Spring 2021
Associate Professor Carmela Mattza Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures
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4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Location TBA
HNRS 2406 is an interdisciplinary course that explores European conceptions of the individual and the world during the eventful period from the Renaissance to the French Revolution. Classes alternate between lectures and seminars, aiming to uncover the historical and philosophical “back story” of the texts studied in relation to debates that are shaping life in our time.
Fulfills General Education:
English Composition
Humanities
Social Sciences