講義概要
／Course description |
This course functions as an introductory study of the rich and organic processes by which we think about the world around us. By becoming more aware of the thinking process itself, students will work towards developing a set of analytical and interpretive skills that will provide a foundation for later coursework and for life beyond university. To this end, students will spend their time both in and out of class engaging a wide variety of texts that complicate and challenge their views of culture, society, history and science. Close readings will be facilitated and encouraged through weekly writing assignments and nuanced discussion. |
他学部・他研究科受講可否
／Other departments' students |
不可／No
※要覧記載の履修対象とする年次を確認すること。
Please make sure to confirm the student year listed in the bulletin.
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評価基準・割合
／Evaluation |
その他／Others(in detail) ：Course Requirements:
1) Short Papers, 40% of final grade. Students will be expected to submit a short paper of 3-4 pages once a week.
2) Midterm and final papers, 40% of final grade. Roughly 8-12 pages in length.
3) Class participation, 20% of final grade. Students will be expected to participate actively in daily discussions.
4) Regular attendance. Late arrivals will be considered as an absence. Any student missing more than two classes will receive a lower final grade. Students who are absent more than six classes will fail.
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| 参考書／Readings |
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自由記述／Free Text ：All required readings for this class will be available on-line on the Moodle site.
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シラバス参照