Course Description:

An interdisciplinary study of a selected culture, involving history, politics, sociology, and economics, as well as literature, art, music and spiritual life. The course includes a trip to the area studied. Same as Forl 5300.
 

Course Objectives:

Students will demonstrate
· tolerance of cultural difference
· sensitivity to ethical dimensions of issues
· the ability to synthesize
· enlarged perspective of the world
· creativity
· critical thinking
· sensitivity to bias
· understanding of the cultural context of chosen texts
· appreciation of art, music and spiritual life of the selected culture
· appreciation of history, politics, sociology, and economics of the selected culture