2018-2019 Undergraduate Bulletin

HJS 410 Reading Scholarship in Humanities and Justice

3 hours 

This course introduces students to the scholarly approaches most frequently used in literature, history, and philosophy. Students will develop the important skill of critically reading scholarly prose and producing a synthesis of a variety of academic approaches to a specific question or topic.  It provides students with an opportunity to interrogate disciplinary scholarship in an interdisciplinary manner: students will be asked to use approaches from all three disciplines to identify and critique the methods, strengths, and weaknesses within the disciplines and learn to produce a more complete scholarly synthesis than is possible from a single disciplinary perspective.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

ENG 201, HJS 315

Notes

Former  title: Problems and Theory: Thesis Prospectus