The class is devoted to the study of writers whose works have shaped the ways we think about what it means to be a human being in the world of others. After considering a cluster of writing that explores the relation between myth and religion, the class will turn its attention to writing that witnesses to fundamental transformations in individual moral consciousness in a world transformed by scientific and technological development.
The class will also welcome distinguished leaders whose voices have provided guidance for this country and the world. Since this is a class that will meet once a week regular attendance and generous participation in discussions is expected.
You can read more about Georgia Tech alum and poet Bruce McEver here: http://poetry.gatech.edu/mcever.html. The syllabus for the class is here.
Registration Information
HTS 3803- A, CRN# 24736
LMC 3833- C, CRN# 23350.
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