Human Experience and Meaning

Catalog description

This course examines how significant forms of human expression relate to the beliefs and values of the culture that produced them and the broader human quest for meaning. This examination may include works of art, literature, music, film, philosophy, or sacred texts and rituals. Students learn to interpret the form and content of these expressions as contributions to a broader discussion—both within and among different cultures—about purpose, meaning, and value in the human experience. Core IMPACTS Requirement(s) Satisfied: Arts, Humanities, and Ethics (Humanities) Lecture Hours: 3 Repeatability: May be repeated for credit. Dual Enrollment Status: Approved for Dual Enrollment Grade Mode: Normal, Audit Schedule Type (Primary): Lecture Click here for the Schedule of Classes.