Spring 2013 Time Schedule
CENTER FOR THE HUMANITIES |
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Enrl Sect Crs Restr SLN ID Cred Meeting Times Bldg/Rm Instructor Status Enrl/Lim Grades Fee Other ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? |
| HUM 595 PUBLIC CULTURE |
Restr 20405 A 1 to be arranged * * MANZO,LYNNE C Closed 20/ 15 CR/NC DECODING THE LANDSCAPE: A MICROSEMINAR WITH DOLORES HAYDEN AND ANNE WHISTON SPIRN. MEETS: MON, APR 29, 9:30-11AM, CMU 202 MON, MAY 6, 9:30-11AM, CMU 202 TUES, MAY 7, 6:30-8:30PM, KNE 120 (LECTURE BY HAYDEN) MON, MAY 13, 9:30-11AM, CMU 202 TUES, MAY 14, 6:30-8:30 PM, KNE 120 (LECTURE BY SPIRN) EXPLORES HOW 2013 WALKER-AMES LECTURERS HAYDEN AND SPIRN HAVE RESHAPED UNDERSTANDINGS OF URBAN LANDSCAPES BY CHALLENGING HOW WE SEE AND INTERPRET THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT. |
>20572 B 1 to be arranged * * TARANATH,ANUPAMA 4/ 15 CR/NC
"WHO KNOWS WHAT AND WHY IT
MATTERS: ACTIVISM, COLLABORATION,
AND STRUGGLE IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH."
WITH K.R. MALLESHA AND BHARGAVI
RAO OF ENVIRONMENTAL SUPPORT GROUP
(ESG), BANGALORE, INDIA. MEETS
9:30-11:30AM, CMU 202 ON TUES, MAY
14; THURS, MAY 16; TUES, MAY 21;
THURS, MAY 23. USING THE WORK OF
ESG AS A CASE STUDY, THIS SEMINAR
PROVIDES AND OPPORTUNITY TO DEEPEN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE TRANSNATIONAL
FORCES AT PLAY IN AND AMONG
VARYING AND CONFLICTING ACTORS AND
AGENDAS IN GRASSROOTS STRUGGLE IN
INDIA.
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| HUM 596 HUMANITIES RSCH SEM |
>14870 A 2 to be arranged TOEWS,JOHN E 5/ 12 CR/NC
HANAUER SEMINAR. OPEN TO
HANAUER
FELLOWS WITH ENTRY CODE
ONLY.
CONTACT INSTRUCTOR,
HANAUER
PROFESSOR JOHN TOEWS,
TOEWS@UW.EDU, FOR ENTRY CODE.
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| HUM 597 SPEC TOPICS IN HUM |
20011 A 1 to be arranged * * KAMEN,DEBORAH E. Open 12/ 22 CR/NC
"DEFINING DEMOCRACY, ANCIENT AND
MODERN: A MICROSEMINAR WITH JOSIAH
OBER" WILL APPROACH THE QUESTION
OF DEMOCRACY AND ITS VALUE FROM A
NUMBER OF DISCIPLINARY AND
METHODOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES. IN
ORDER TO GAIN A FULLER
UNDERSTANDING OF DEMOCRACY'S
MEANING AND UTILITY, WE WILL STUDY
ANTIQUITY AND MODERNITY
COMPARATIVELY AND APPLY THE
RESULTING INSIGHTS TO CONTEMPORARY
DEMOCRACIES.
MEETS:
TUES, APR 9, 3:30-5:20 PM, CMU 202
TUES, APR 16, 7:00-8:30 PM, KNE 110
WED, APR 17, 3:30-5:20 PM, CMU 202
THURS, APR 18, 3:30-5:20 PM, CMU
202
TUES, APR 23, 3:30-5:20 PM, CMU
202.
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Restr 20659 B 1 to be arranged * * SEARS,LAURIE J Closed 15/ 12 CR/NC "DIASPORA, STORY-TELLING, AND IMPERIAL FORMATIONS." MEETS AS FOLLOWS: FRI, MAY 3, 4-6PM, CMU 202; FRI, MAY 24, 4-6PM, THOM 317; MON, JUN 10 AND TUES, JUN 11, 9AM- 5PM, CMU 202. THIS MICROSEMINAR FRAMES AN INTERNATIONAL INVITATIONAL WORKSHOP, "THE POLITICS OF STORYTELLING IN ISLAND IMPERIAL FORMATIONS," JUN 10-11, 2013 AT THE UW. THIS PROJECT SEEKS TO BUILD A DISTINCT THEORETICAL LANGUAGE TO TALK ABOUT THE FORM AND FUNCTION OF STORYTELLING IN THE HISTORICAL CREATION AND RECREATION OF MODERN ISLAND FORMATIONS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC, PACIFIC, AND INDIAN OCEANS. THE MICROSEMINAR WILL PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY TO PREPARE FOR THE WORKSHOP BY EXAMINING MULTIDISCIPLINARY AND INTERSECTING FRAMEWORKS, THEORIES, METHODS, AND APPROACHES TO THIS TOPIC. INSTRUCTORS ARE RICK BONUS (AMERICAN ETHNIC STUDIES), CHANDAN REDDY (ENGLISH), ILEANA RODRIGUEZ- SILVA (HISTORY), AND LAURIE SEARS (HISTORY). |
| HUM 602 CAPSTONE PROJECT |
IS 14871 A 3-5 to be arranged Open 0/ 10 % CONTACT MBARTHA@UW.EDU FOR ENTRY CODE. |
IS 20744 B 3 to be arranged * * Open 1/ 10 % |
IS 20745 C 5 to be arranged * * Open 1/ 10 % |
IS 20746 D 5 to be arranged * * Open 1/ 10 % |
| HUM 603 CAPSTONE PORTFOLIO |
IS 20634 A 1 to be arranged * * Open 1/ 2 CR/NC % |
