26:606:503
Revolutions and Counterrevolutions (3)
The range, scope, and dynamics of political,
scientific, social, and aesthetic revolutions, and interrelations among
them, examined in view of traditional modes of thought and behavior.
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26:606:505
The Modern Mind (3)
Nineteenth- and 20th-century thinkers' search
for rational and scientific ways of seeing the world; emerging
21st-century views of self and society, freedom and servitude,
secularism and religious diversity, and ethnicity and globalization.
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26:606:510
Topics in Contemporary Culture (3)
Usually offered by faculty from humanities and
social science disciplines on subjects relating to contemporary life,
thought, and art.
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26:606:521,522
Topics in Liberal Studies (3,3)
Special topics in liberal studies designed by
Rutgers and other faculty members. Topic announced each semester as
courses are offered.
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26:606:617
Independent Study (3)
Conference or other nonclassroom study individually
arranged with a faculty member to permit exploration of a subject in
depth.
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26:606:715
Project in Liberal Studies (3)
Supervised work on a project leading to the master of arts degree in liberal studies. Permission of a faculty sponsor and the program director needed.
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26:606:800
Matriculation Continued (E1)
For students not registered for courses but wishing
to maintain their admission status in the program.
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