Here are the descriptions:
WESTERN THEATER: As an art form that explores the human condition, the western theatre has had to fulfill its dual role as
"teacher" and "pleaser" since its Athenian creation in 534
B.C. To gain an understanding of the theatre's dual nature,
theatre production practices and conventions are placed in
the larger context of the social, political, religious,
philosophical, economic, and technological milieu of the
socieities and cultures that they reflect and occasionally
transform.
HUMAN SEXUALITY: Examines human sexuality in cross-cultural
perspective. An issue-based course, it explores
sexuality on both an individual and cultural
level, combines biological, psychological,
sociological, and anthropological perspectives,
and focuses on such issues as male and female
circumcision, sexually transmitted diseases,
pornography, prostitution, rape, expressions
of human sexuality in art, cybersex, and
incest, all against a cross-cultural backdrop.
ASSISTED SUICIDE/EUTHANASIA: An examination of suicide, assisted suicide, and euthanasia from a number of disciplinary perspectives. The course examines the conflict between individual freedom and societal interests with respect to end-of-life decision making.
DRUG PROTECTION: Study in the individual, social, public policy and legal aspects of commonly abused psychoactive substances and their
impact in society and educational settings. Study of student
protection theories and the issues that affect the safety
health of communities and schools. Based on an examination
of the issues through discussion and debate, students will
create personal working models relating to drug abuse,
school and community safety and the public policy that
regulates these areas.
I will be taking the last GEN ED online!
nebit214
Human sexuality. Not only will parts of it be immediately relevant to your life, but it will be inately interesting. I can't imagine it would be hard to push yourself to study if you get to read about sex ;) -Neb
Orignal From: What class should I take for my last general education requirement?
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