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HON 240: The Non-Western World
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
The Non-Western World A survey of selected non-Western cultures through the study of significant indigenous literature, art, religion, philosophy, or history, as well as the political and social structures of the time. 3 credits.
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HON 250: City in Western Civilization
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
The City in Western Civilization Interdisciplinary study of western cities, which emphasizes mechanisms of integration and disintegration in their evolution. Individual cities such as Venice, Florence, Amsterdam, Paris, London, New York, San Francisco, and Mexico City may be presented as illustrations. 3 credits.
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HON 251: Race & Ethnicity: 20th Cent
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
Race and Ethnicity in the 20th Century The historical and cultural roots of racial and ethnic prejudice and discrimination in the 20th century. 3 credits.
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HON 253: Society & Politics as Theatre
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
Society and Politics as Theatre An examination of how elements of theatre participate in personal, social, and international relations. 3 credits.
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HON 254: Utopias and Dystopias
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
Prerequisite: Permission of Honors College Director. Exploration through primary sources of the philosophical, political, literary, and historical aspects of utopian thinking and its implications, including the modern disenchantment and dystopian ideas expressed in fiction and political discourse. 3 credits.
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HON 255: Ambiguity and Uncertainty in the Arts and Sciences:Grey Matters
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
What is ambiguity? What is uncertainty? How do they differ? What role do they play in helping and hindering learning and understanding in different fields? Focus is upon one discipline from the fine arts and humanities and one selected from mathematics and the sciences. 3 credits.
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HON 260: The Idea of Nature I
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
The Idea of Nature I Ancient and modern science compared; the roles of experiment; the concepts and meanings of science. Lecture/Laboratory, 4 hours. 3 credits.
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HON 261: The Idea of Nature II
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
The Idea of Nature II A comparative examination of the historical development of the ideas/models of nature as devised in the West with those in Eastern traditional cultures. 3 credits.
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HON 270: Science and Technology
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
Science and Technology: Triumph or Tragedy? The growth of scientific processes and knowledge with special emphasis on the 250-year period beginning with the scientific revolution. Contributions of great men and women of science are emphasized. 3 credits.
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HON 275: Science and Writing
3.00 Credits
Southern Connecticut State University
Prerequisite: Permission of Honors College Director. Explores the logic of science by examining the literature of science. While exploring fundamental principles and analyzing knowledge structures of scientific writing, students write cause-and-effect explanations of a variety of phenomena by building them up from first principles; science essays are developed using standard rhetorical devices of scientific discourse. 3 credits.
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