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United States History 364: American Popular Religion
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Not a history of churches but an analysis of the changing cultural meaning and experience of religion in America. Considers why American religious experience has been so diverse, how religiosity has shaped our society, and how in turn society's values and structure have shaped religion. Primary focus on the 19th and 20th centuries. Yearly.
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United States History 365: American Indian History,1865 to Present
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
This course explores the commonality and the diversity of American Indian experiences in the United States since the late nineteenth century. Themes include federal Indian policies and their economic, political, social, and cultural consequences; relationships between Indian and non-Indian people; dynamics of cultural change, persistence, and revitalization; and the ways in which Native people, families, and communities have responded to and shaped their changing worlds. Students will contribute to class discussions; write reflective responses to course readings, films, lectures, and other presentations; analyze primary documents; and participate in a group project.
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United States History 366: Minnesota Regional History
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Minnesota's past in the context of the Canadian and American Midwest. Analysis of the impact of immigration, urbanization, industrialization, political alignments and changing values on the state and region. Emphasis on how and why Minnesota is like/unlike surrounding states and provinces, and the consequences of those similarities and differences. Alternate years.
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United States History 368: The United States and the World
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
An examination of the U.S. role in world affairs since 1929. Topics include isolationism, World War II, the Cold War, Vietnam and post-war adjustments, Reagan's efforts to restore primacy, involvement in the Middle East, the search for a post-Cold War role, and the roots of the war on terrorism. Alternate years.
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Writing 211: Writing Well
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Practice in writing for various audiences and in a variety of nonfiction forms. Attention to grammar, mechanics, paragraph development, etc. Prerequisite: completion of First-year Symposium.
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Writing 213: Seminar in Creative Writing
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Workshop/seminar in the principles and techniques of writing any two genres such as short fiction, poetry, mixed genres and creative non-fiction prose. Consult the English Department Course Description Booklet for a specific description of each semester's offering.
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Writing 220: Investigative Writing
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
The theory and practice of research in literary and cultural studies in preparation for a written project of the student's choice-literary or cultural critique, memoir, historical fiction, biography, etc. This course is an excellent preparation for an honors thesis in the humanities.
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Writing 311: Writing Essays
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Theory and practice of writing longer nonfiction forms (essays, articles) dealing with complex subject matter. Study of the rhetorical strategies used in non-technical writing drawn from a variety of disciplines. Concentration on development of the student writer's voice and style. Prerequisite: Completion of First-year Symposium and junior standing.
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Writing 313: Advanced Seminar in Creative Writing
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Advanced workshop/seminar in a particular genre such as poetry, fiction, mixed genres or creative non-fiction prose. Consult the English Department Course Description Booklet for a specific description of each semester's offering.
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Writing 315: Writing:Special Topics
4.00 Credits
Saint Johns University
Theory and practice of writing special genres-such as biography or memoir, normally not included in other writing courses, or workshop/seminar in editing and publishing, business writing, technical writing, etc. See the English Department Course Description Booklet for a description of a specific semester's offering. This course may also be cross-listed with writing courses in other disciplines.
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