Tentative
syllabus |
Week 1
Jan 9 Returning students
tell new students about the program to date.
Practice seminar –and discussion of our observations
Jan 11 Interest Groups meet and begin collaborative
work. Craft a proposal for
group project to be shared with other groups.
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Week 2
Jan 16 HOLIDAY: Martin
Luther King day
Jan 18 Interest groups share proposals. Seminar
on Nineteenth Century Britain (Essay
due)
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Week 3
Jan 23 Bleak House workshop
Jan 25 Interest groups meet; Karen on evolutionary
biology, biogeography
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Week 4
Jan 30 Film: Oliver
Twist; seminar on film
Feb 1 Bleak House workshop
Liberal Arts Forum—discussion of Eric Foner’s essay,
“American Freedom in a Global Age” (handout)
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Week 5
Feb 6 Interest groups
meet, share what they’ve learned from their assigned text;
Evolutionary Biology talk (Karen)
Feb 8 Bleak House seminar (Essay
due)
Feb 12 (Sunday) Field
Trip for 12 credit students
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Week 6
Feb 13 The Molecules of
Life!; Nature’s Government (read Part II; Part
I is suggested/recommended)
Feb 15 Interest groups meet; Lori on her visit
to Kew; Susan: Lecture on the Arts and Crafts Movement, Nature’s
Government
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Week
7
Feb 20 HOLIDAY (no class)
Feb 22 Guest: Dr. Cynthia Sagers, University
of Arkansas, Fayetteville: research uses of museums and herbaria;
Karen - vicarious voyage to Aotearoa
Feb 26 (Sunday) Field
Trip for 12 credit students Washington State History
Museum. Begins with seminar—On Exhibit (the whole
book), then tour of museum.
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Week
8
Feb 27 Interest groups
meet. Nature’s Government (Essay
due)
(start reading
Mauve, if you haven't)
Mar 1 Poetry: ”Dover Beach,” by Matthew
Arnold; “A Musical Instrument,” by Elizabeth Barrett
Browning; “Jabberwocky,” by Lewis Carroll; “The
Ballad of Reading Gaol,” by Oscar Wilde. Seminar: Mauve
(Essay due)
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Week
9
March 6 Interest Group
Presentations
March 8 Evaluation Workshop;
City of Dreadful Delight (read: Introduction, Chapters 1,
2, 5, 7); seminar (Essay
due)
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Week
10
March 13 Interest Group
Presentations
March 15 Interest Group Presentations; Program
Reflection; Potluck
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