GM 067 The Romantic Experience (Spring: 3) Cross Listed with EN 084 Satisfies Literature Core Requirement Offered Biennially Conducted in English. This course traces a number of themes which were first expressed in the writings of European Romantics during the early nineteenth century and which shaped European and American intellectual history throughout the twentieth century. Such themes are, for example: love, emotion, nature, spirit, solitude, the miraculous, the sublime, and mental insanity. Texts (three novels, an autobiographical memoir, a short story, an essay, poems, letters, and fairy ...
TH 832 Trinitarian Missions and the Human Good (Spring: 3) This course will depart from the Missions of the Trinity to explore the dynamics of the Christian conversation as it develops in the life, belief, and thinking of Christians. Christian faith is intrinsically related to the concrete outcome of human acts of knowing, deciding, and acting (the human good) as conversational, both asserting concrete conditions for human conversations as broken-down, thwarted, or unable to occur (redemption), and as attracting and drawing human beings into the epitome of conversation that is the Trinity. Frederick ...