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The Religions of Southeast Asia

Courses:

Africa In World Politics
African Politics and the Novel
Al Farabi and Medieval Islamic Philosophy
Alienation and Self-Identity
America and China in Historical Perspective
American Art
American Literature and the American Idea
American Policies in the Post 9/11 World
American Religious Voices: Ralph Waldo Emerson and William James
Americans at Work: Evolving Attitudes to Work in the United States
Approaches to the Study of Christianity and Islam
Aquinas and Kant On Faith
Art and Ethics: Current Controversies in the Liberal Arts
Art and Terrorism
Art, Creativity, and Gender
Art, Creativity, and the Sacred
Art, Culture, and Values
Arthur Miller: An Ethical Study
Artist As Genius
ASEAN: Southeast Asian Tigers?
Becoming American: Immigration in Historical Perspective
Black Liberation Theology
Buddhism through Literature and Art
Budget, Finance, and Public Policy
Caesar, God, and The Constitution
Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and the Late Medieval Renaissance
China: From Communism to Commercialism, 1949-Present
Classic and Romantic: Styles and Values in Western Culture
Classics in the Catholic Tradition
Communication and Persuasion: Ethical Issues in the Professions
Contemporary Islamic Activist Intellectuals
Crises of Conscience in American Foreign Policy
Critiques Of Religion
DLS Comprehensive Exam Prep
DLS Directed Reading
DLS Directed Reading
DLS Foundational Approaches to Art & Literature, and Historiography
DLS Foundational The Rise of the Modern Spirit
DLS Thesis Proposal/Thesis Writing
DLS Thesis Writing
Ethical Problems in Contemporary Society
Ethics, Intelligence, and National Security
Existentialism: The Search for Meaning
Fragmentation and Reintegration
Gandhi's India
Global Bioethics
Globalization and the American Worker
Government and the Individual: Source of the Problematic
Great Books of Islamic History
Immigrant Literature and the American Experience, 1965 to the Present
Introduction to Islam
Introductory Colloquium: Liberal Studies as Perspective and Method
Is There an Islamic Political Philosophy
Islam in Post-Soviet Central Asia
Issues and Values in American Management Thought
Issues and Values in International Business
Literature in the Modern World
Managerial and Organizational Ethics
Orientalism: Western Perceptions of Near Eastern Culture and Values
Path to the Future: The U.S. in the 21st Century
Path to the Present: The U.S. in the 20th Century
Pilgrimage, Travel, and Tourism
Propaganda and American Foreign Policy
Religion and Conflict
Religion in America
Scorpions in the Constitutional Bottle: Uncivil Speech, Civil Society
Sex, Lies, and Theology: Theology after Freud
Slavery and Roman Culture
Social Inequality
The Arab-Israeli Conflict: Implications for American Policies
The Book of Genesis: Literature, Ethics, and Theology
The Challenge of Postmodernism
The Citizen and the Regime: The Convergence of Politics and Ethics
The Concept of the State in Islam
The Consequences of Pragmatism: Law, Education, and Politics
The Court, The Constitution, and the Shaping of the American Nation
The Economic System and Interest Group Politics
The Ethics of Aristotle and Kant
The Federalist Papers: Creating a New Nation
The Founding Era: The Great Debates
The History and Development of American Labor
The Medieval Synthesis: Art and Religion in the Middle Ages
The New Testament and Social Justice
The Politics and Culture of Shi'ism
The Pursuit of Peace
The Western Idea of Islam: From the Crusades to the War on Terrorism Time
The World of Plato
The World of Thomas Jefferson
Theological Issues in the 20th and 21st Century Fiction
Theology and Literature
Thesis Writing
Three Models of the Mind: Aristotle, Kant, and Contemporary Mind-Brain Issues
Thucydides: The Greatest War... The Harshest Teacher
U.S. and Pacific Asia: Past, Present, and Future
U.S.-Vietnam Relations: Five Themes
Understanding Terrorism and Terrorists
Values Issues in Public Policy
War, Peace, and Violence in the Visual Culture of the West
Your Family in History

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Events & Highlights
Science and Human Values Lecture Series
Third Lecture - Friday, December 11, 2009
Georgetown Preparedness:
H1N1 Flu
Plays and Panels
Performing Arts Events in Collaboration with Synetic Theater in Rosslyn.
Graduation Celebration
2010 SCS Commencement, May 22, 5:00 PM, Gaston Hall (in Healy Building)
Students and faculty in the Graduate Liberal Studies program are recognized for their achievements at the Celebratory Graduation Dinner and Commencement
Liberal Studies at Georgetown Magazine
Read the fall issue of Liberal Studies at Georgetown Magazine for the calendar of fall events and news of the program, students, faculty, and alumni.
Join Liberal Studies Saturday Morning Art Tours
DLS Applications for 2010 due February 1, 2010
Complete application (online and/or "paper") packets for the Doctor of Liberal Studies degree are due and must be received by the Admissions Center, Georgetown University, 3307 M St., Box 571006, Washington, DC, 20057-1006 on or before February 1, 2010.
DLS Online Registration for Spring 2010
Online Registration begins Nov. 2, 2009 at 9:00 AM. The spring schedule, syllabi, and student instructions will be posted by October 23rd. To view the current and previous semester, click below:
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