Pillars: Humanities: Texts and Contexts

Humanities: Texts and Contexts. Three credit hours of Humanities: Texts and Contexts coursework is required. The following courses fulfill the Humanities: Texts and Contexts requirement and are marked in this catalog with the designation Pillar: Humanities: Texts and Contexts under OHIO BRICKS.

• AAS 1100 - Introduction to African American Literature (3 hours)   
• AAS 1500 - Africana Media Studies (4 hours)   
• AAS 2100 - Slave Narrative and Freeman/Freewomen Fiction of the 18th and 19th Centuries (3 hours)   
• AAS 2110 - African American Literature II: Black Writing of the 20th and 21st Centuries (3 hours)   
• AAS 2500 - Blackness and the Arts (3 hours)    
• CARS 2110 - Rome Under the Caesars (3 hours)   
• CARS 2130 - Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic World (3 hours)  
• CARS 2190 - The Ancient World in Cinema (3 hours)   
• CARS 2300 - Heroes in Classical Literature (3 hours)   
• CARS 2310 - Classical Mythology (3 hours)   
• CARS 2440 - Paganism, Judaism, and Christianity in the Roman Empire (3 hours)   
• ENG 1100 - Crossing Cultures with Texts (3 hours)   
• ENG 2010 - Introduction to Prose Fiction and Nonfiction (3 hours)   
• ENG 2020 - Introduction to Poetry and Drama (3 hours)   
• ENG 2510 - British Literature I (3 hours)   
• ENG 2520 - British Literature II (3 hours)   
• ENG 2530 - American Literature I (3 hours)   
• ENG 2540 - American Literature II (3 hours)   
• FILM 2030 - Introduction to Film: The Documentary (3 hours)   
• HIST 1210 - Western Civilization: Antiquity to 1500 (3 hours)   
• HIST 1220 - Western Civilization: Modernity from 1500 (3 hours)   
• HIST 2220 - Europe in the Twentieth Century (3 hours)     
• HIST 2500 - Medieval History in Film & Literature (4 hours)          
• GH 2215 - Medical Humanities: Global Health and Literature (3 hours)   
• PHIL 1010 - Fundamentals of Philosophy (3 hours)   
• PHIL 1300 - Introduction to Ethics (3 hours)   
• PHIL 2160 - Philosophy of Science Survey (3 hours)   
• PHIL 2400Z - Social and Political Philosophy- American Civic Literacy (3 hours)