Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
Undergraduate Catalogue - UPRM
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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />
GERMAN<br />
ALEM 3041-3042. GERMAN I-II. Three credit<br />
hours per semester. Three hours of lecture per<br />
week each semester.<br />
The principal grammatical elements of the German<br />
language, practice in its oral use, exercises in<br />
composition, vocabulary drill.<br />
ALEM 3043-3044. GERMAN III-IV. Three<br />
credit hours per semester. Three hours of lecture<br />
per week each semester. Prerequisite: ALEM<br />
3042.<br />
Thorough review of grammar, advanced<br />
composition, readings from German authors.<br />
ALEM 4001-4002. GERMAN LITERATURE.<br />
Three credit hours per semester. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week per semester Prerequisite: ALEM<br />
3044.<br />
A study of selected readings in the prose and poetry<br />
of the Nineteenth Century from Novalis to Storm<br />
and Hauptmann.<br />
GREEK<br />
GRIE 3011-3012. ELEMENTARY GREEK.<br />
Three credit hours per semester. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week each semester.<br />
Studies in the fundamentals of classical Greek;<br />
phonetics, grammar, and vocabulary. Readings in<br />
elementary texts.<br />
HUMANITIES<br />
HUMA 3087. CLASSICS OF ITALIAN<br />
LITERATURE IN TRANSLATION. Three credit<br />
hours. Three hours of lecture per week.<br />
Study of some of the major works of Italian<br />
literature using Spanish translations. The class will<br />
be held in Spanish.<br />
HUMA 3111. INTRODUCTION TO WESTERN<br />
CULTURE I. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week.<br />
Critical reflection on the foundational aspects of<br />
Western culture from the diverse perspectives of<br />
humanistic disciplines such as art, history,<br />
literature, philosophy, and religious thought.<br />
Analysis of the most significant original works and<br />
texts from the Greek, Roman, Hebrew and<br />
Medieval cultures and their relation to the present.<br />
HUMA 3112. INTRODUCTION TO WESTERN<br />
CULTURE II. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week. Prerequisite: HUMA 3111.<br />
Critical reflection on the foundational aspects of<br />
Western culture from the diverse perspectives of<br />
humanistic disciplines such as art, history,<br />
literature, philosophy, and religious thought.<br />
Analysis of the most significant original works and<br />
texts from the Renaissance to the present.<br />
HUMA 3115. EUROPEAN STUDY TOUR.<br />
Three credit hours. Fifteen hours of lecture and one<br />
trip of one month duration.<br />
A study of several aspects of European culture<br />
including visits to museums, monuments, and other<br />
places of cultural interest. Formal written work<br />
required.<br />
HUMA 3271. THE BIBLE AS A LITERARY<br />
AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENT: THE OLD<br />
TESTAMENT. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week.<br />
A comparative study of the Old Testament,<br />
considering the fields of history, literature, and<br />
philosophy.<br />
HUMA 3272. THE BIBLE AS A LITERARY<br />
AND HISTORICAL DOCUMENT; THE NEW<br />
TESTAMENT. Three credit hours. Three hours of<br />
lecture per week.<br />
A comparative study of the New Testament,<br />
considering the fields of history, literature and<br />
philosophy.<br />
HUMA 3401-3402. LATIN AMERICAN<br />
CIVILIZATION AND CULTURE. Three credit<br />
hours per semester. Three hours of lecture per<br />
week each semester.<br />
A panoramic view of the life and culture of the<br />
Latin American people from pre-Colombian times<br />
to the present day, with special emphasis on<br />
achievements in art, literature, and philosophy, as<br />
well as inter-American cultural relations.<br />
HUMA 3411. INTRODUCTION TO THE<br />
CULTURE OF SOUTH ASIA. Three credit hours.<br />
Three hours of lecture per week.<br />
Study of the culture of South Asia, especially that<br />
of India with emphasis on its philosophy, religion,<br />
literature and art.<br />
170 <strong>Undergraduate</strong> <strong>Catalogue</strong> 2004-2005