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IAMU 115: Women in Music
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
The study of recurring issues concerning women composers, teachers, performers, and patrons, in both historical and contemporary cultures. Spring.
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IAMU 217: Avant Rock
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
Presented in a seminar format, this course involves a study of how experimentalism and the avant-garde developed in the context of rock music. Prerequisite: ITW 101. Spring.
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IAMU 242: Listening to America
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
This course examines the history of music in the United States, with an emphasis on 20th-century music. Students will study traditional, popular, and classical music from historical and social perspectives. Prerequisite: ITW 101. Fall, even years.
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IATAD 100: Theatre: The Art of Imagination
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
We humans have an elemental need for make-believe. This course explores the use of imagination in the creation of theatrical events using hands-on creative projects and traditional lecture/discussion. Topics include historical and global perspectives, acting, designing, directing, and playwriting. Attendance at specific Redfern Arts Center productions is mandatory. Fall, Spring.
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IATAD 102: ACTING:IDENTITY iN A DIVERSE SOCIETY
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
This experiential course explores how acting helps identify and understand the issues and perceptions that formulate personal identity and cultural diversity. Includes play/text analysis, exploration of identity and diversity through acting, and research into the issues and ideas that inform the dramatic point of view. Fall, Spring.
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IATAD 113: Dance as a Way of Knowing
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
This experiential dance course addresses issues of identity, culture, and ethics through personal movement exploration and analysis of master works from turning points in modern dance history. Includes dance technique, composition, and research methods from the field of performance studies. Fall, Spring.
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IHAMST 248: Cultures of Northern Plains Indians
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
An introduction to American Indian studies through the perspectives of Northern Plains Indians, focusing on Plains Indians' literature, music, art, Indian law, history, and philosophy. Prerequisite: ITW 101. Annually.
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IHCOMM 171: Public Speaking
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
Through experience in a variety of speaking situations, students gain self-confidence in organization of thought and self-expression. Fall, Spring.
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IHENG 220: Readings in British Literature
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
Examines a particular period or literary movement, the works of a particular author or group of authors from the British Isles, or a recurring theme in fiction or other literary forms. Prerequisite: ITW 101. Fall, Spring.
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IHENG 240: Readings in American Literature
3.00 Credits
Keene State College
An introduction to significant writers of the United States and their work, which may include fiction, drama, poetry, and nonfiction prose. May explore a particular theme, period, genre, or group of writers. Prerequisite: ITW 101. Fall, Spring.
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