This course explores the art produced in the Western world between the time of the earliest civilizations and the end of the late Gothic era (roughly 30,000 BCE to 1400 CE). We will focus on major artistic monuments and ...

This course aims to create a better understanding of how our social environment impacts the way that we think and feel. Using sociological imagination, we will examine social interactions, attitudes, emotions and self-identity. ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the Renaissance to the present. Designed to prepare students for advanced study of art history, it covers all major eras of Western ...

This course offers a basic introduction to the history of European and American art from the ancient period to the present. It covers all the major eras of Western art, but it focuses only on selected artists and artworks. ...

From the Federal-style row house to the contemporary skyscraper, New York's architectural heritage is compelling. This is an introduction to the philosophy and forces that have shaped our city. Using the city virtually as ...

Overview What is sociology? The answer depends on who you ask. Even founders of the discipline did not typically agree: Emile Durkheim said that sociology is the objective, scientific study of social facts as things, much ...

Course Description: Surveys are widely used to collect various types of information about human behavior and experience. This seminar will introduce students to the use of survey methods in psychological science. Students ...

Course Description: Surveys are widely used to collect various types of information about human behavior and experience. This seminar will introduce students to the use of survey methods in psychological science. Students ...

This course surveys the major classical and contemporary sociological theoretical traditions, exploring their historical contexts as well as their relevance to current issues in Sociology. COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion ...

This course fulfills the Natural World (NAWO) requirement for all Yeshiva College students and may be used toward the Science and Technology requirement at Stern College for Women. Science is the principle means by which ...