Winter 2021

December 15, 2021 – January 5, 2022

Registration will begin Tuesday, October 19, via ULink. For more information about Winter Session, visit https://louisville.edu/wintersession.

Interdisciplinary study of the arts and humanities in contemporary American culture emphasizing the convergence of European, African, Hispanic, Asian, and indigenous cultures, as well as the distinguishing characteristics of each culture as revealed in three of the following areas: fine arts, drama, literature, philosophy, religion, and popular entertainment.

Course/Section Days/Times Instructor
HUM 152-52 DISTANCE EDUCATION J. Cresseveur

The study of the principal world religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and indigenous traditions) in their cultural contexts.

Course/Section Days/Times Instructor
HUM 216-52 DISTANCE EDUCATION M. Hagan

Analysis of sex roles as embodied in classic works in philosophy, literature, history, drama, and art in ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary times.

Course/Section Days/Times Instructor
HUM 331-51 DISTANCE EDUCATION S. Bertacco
Note: Cross-listed with WGST 303-51.

Mythology of Greek gods and goddesses through the study of ancient texts, major sites of worship, and ancient representations of these deities.

Prerequisite: Sophomore standing.

Course/Section Days/Times Instructor
HUM 338-51 DISTANCE EDUCATION S. Watkins