HNRS 2800 - Global Cultures

Hours: 3
Drawing primarily on the disciplines of history and modern languages to understand the world’s histories and cultures through an intercultural lens. There is great variation in how and why people have organized their societies. Developing a stronger understanding of these societies, past and present, on their own terms. How our modern world has come to take its current shape, including how competing notions of social and public responsibility interact on a transnational and global scale. Emphasizes participation in the Honors Community of Scholars. Considering questions such as: How do practitioners in my field relate in a global or international context to other fields? What are the cultural and/or disciplinary norms of my field? How is my field operative on a global or international scale?

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HNRS 2800 - Global Cultures