Arts & Letters-History. Intermediate Writing. This course examines the Renaissance (approximately 1350 to 1620) thematically as we study together this tumultuous time of great art; new ideas; lively mercantile piazze, busy merchants and traders, bloody vendettas; foods and material goods from distant places, and the encounters that took place between people in the East and the West. We will consider the religious turmoil of the age, the effects of plague, political upheaval, and warfare on people's daily lives, and take some time to think about love, marriage, family, and sex, coming to understand the Renaissance as a time of ordinary and extraordinary people whose lived experiences shaped the age.. Cross listed with HI 303; students may not get credit for one course if they have taken the other.
Corequisites
Take TH-101 previously or concurrently. Take 1 PR, philosophical reasoning course previously or concurrently.
Semester Offered
At the Discretion of the Dept
Distribution
Cross Listed Course
Arts & Letters-History
Intermediate Writing