CC 110 Texts and Contexts I
8 Credits
TR 10:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
MWF 9-9:50 a.m. or 10:30-11:20 a.m. or 11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m.
R 8-9:15 p.m.
Texts and Contexts offers students an opportunity to study selected great works of humankind and to engage the lively ideas that have shaped its traditions. The close reading of primary texts is accompanied by a survey of the wider aspects of the historical epoch and milieu appropriate to each text. Semesters are arranged in chronological units that also have a topical focus––the fall semester beginning with antiquity and the spring semester concluding with the modern world. Readings are drawn from history, literature, philosophy, and religion. Supplementary materials to illuminate the texts and their contexts may include biographies, artistic works, and scholarly and critical essays.
Other Fall Semester Courses
CC 201A: Christ College Symposium
CC 205: Word And Image (Humanities: Fine Arts Requirement)
CC 215: The Christian Tradition (THEO 200 And WIC Course)
CC 255: Interpretation: Self, Culture, Society (Social Science Requirement)
CC 300 B: Peace And Social Justice
CC 300 CX: Women, Violence And Power: Sacred Texts And Modern Conversations (THEO 300)
CC 300 EX: Troubling Signs: Post-Modern Literature And Theory
CC 300 GX: History And Systems Of Psychology
CC 300 DX: Mass Media And The U.S. Presidency
CC 300 HX: Ancient And Medieval Philosophy
CC 300 IX: Social Gospel In American Life
CC 325 A: American Consumer Culture
CC 300 EVAX: Creation Narratives (THEO 300)
CC 325 B: African American Literature (Cultural Diversity)
CC 325 C: Encountering Others: Difference At Home & Abroad (Cultural Diversity)
CC 455 A: Inquiry In The Liberal Arts
CC 499: Christ College Senior Colloquium
