According to the ancient historian M. I. Finley, there have been only five genuine slave societies, and two of them were ancient: those of classical Greece and Rome (the other three are the United States, the Caribbean and ...

This studio class will explore the craft of documentary filmmaking beyond the basics. Students will produce short documentaries on topics of their choosing, developing them from start to finish, with a focus on how to ...

En este curso, los estudiantes reflexionarán sobre nociones culturales entorno al trabajo y al ocio, prestando especial atención a proyectos literarios y autoriales contemporáneos anclados en historicidades latinoamericanas. ...

In this class we will learn how to learn from each other. Interdepence, understood as the co-existence of our autonomy and our dependence on others to have a meaningful life journey, will be our guiding principle. How can ...

Before one can practice sociology, it’s necessary to get a sense of the foundations on which the discipline is constructed. This course is designed to provide this. It more specifically examines the development of sociological ...

This course examines the reasons legislators and others frequently invoke religion in political debates that focus on gender and sexuality even though the United States is a secular democracy. The class will question if ...

This course will explore how Jewish thinkers from the enlightenment to the present wrestled with the question of how Jews might achieve freedom and secure survival in the modern world. We'll examine the challenge that the ...

People have long been fascinated by human (and nonhuman) behavior. What are the causal factors that lead people to think and act the way that they do? How should we best understand, explain and predict thought and behavior? ...

The Psychology Practicum course offers a select group of students an opportunity to gain intensive first-hand experience working with people in a psychological services or social services setting. The goal is to provide ...