Checksheet A study of the causes and consequences of the Enlightenment - the movements, revolutions, reactions and revivals which led to and derived from it. Appreciating the elements of Western Culture that preceeded the Enlightenment, the student will have the opportunity to trace the progress of liberalism, nationalism, romanticism, socialism and evolutionary theory. From this intellectual basis, the student will have the opportunity to engage contemporary discussions about post-modernity, pluralism, and the prospects for achieving a global cultural system.

1. Required courses: select 24 hours from the following courses (select at least one course from each area).
   
   • Area I: history/philosophy and religion
     • HIS 3130, HIS 3132, HIS 3134, HIS 3142, HIS 3422, HIS 3530*, HIS 3922; P&R 3600
   • Area II: English
     • ENG 2040, ENG 2100, ENG 3710, ENG 4730, ENG 4760, ENG 4790, ENG 4795, ENG 4860, ENG 4870, ENG 4880, ENG 4890, ENG 4895
   • Area III: Fine Arts
     • ART 2013/THR 2013/P&R 2013; ART 2130, ART 3330, ART 3430; THR 3735     
   • Area IV: Economics/Philosophy and Religion/Political Science/Psychology
     • ECO 4630; P&R 3300; PS 3210, PS 4710; PSY 4658
   • Area V: Geography
     • GHY 1020, GHY 3011, GHY 3200, GHY 4200, GHY 4230
   • For students who meet prerequisites, the following are possible:
     • FL 4020; FRE 3065, GER 3025, GER 3050; SNH 3015, SNH 3025, SNH 3050, SNH 3055.
     • *Selected topics - as available.