Theme: When self encounters other, how then shall we live?

Common Readings

• Bone, by Fae Myenne Ng
  
  
• Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: An American Slave, Written by Himself, by Frederick Douglass
  
  
• Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844, by Karl Marx
  
  
• The Tempest, by William Shakespeare and The Pleasures of Exile, by George Lamming
  
  
• We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will be Killed With Our Families: Stories from Rwanda by Philip Gourevitch
  
  
• Between Vengeance and Forgiveness : Facing History After Genocide and Mass Violence by Martha Minow
  
  

Faculty and Seminars:

• Prof. Patricia Bizzell, of the Department of English
  
  
  • The American Self(Fall) and The Self Among Others (Spring)

  
  

• Prof. Noel Cary, of the Department of History
  
  
  • Europa, Europa(Fall) and Century's Ghosts, Century's Heirs (Spring)

  
  

• Prof. Aldo Lauria-Santiago, of the Department of History
  
  
  • The United States and Latin America: Conflict and Cooperation Across the Americas(Fall) and Latin America in the United States: Becoming Latinos (Spring)

  
  

• Prof. David Damiano and Prof. Margaret Freije of the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science
  
  
  • Conflicting Goals: Competing Strategies(Fall) and Common Goals: Cooperative Strategies (Spring)

  
  

• Prof. Ambroise Kom of the Frenh Section of the Department of Modern Languages
  
  
  • African Writing and the (post-)Colonial Experience(Fall) and Education and Underdevelopment in Africa (Spring)

  
  

• Prof. Karsten Stueber of the Department of Philosophy
  
  
  • Self and Society(Fall) and Understanding the World/Understanding Other Minds (Spring)

  
  

For the 1999-2000 calendar of common events go to 1999-2000 events.

For pictures click on Class of 2003 Photos