Selected Interdisciplinary Syllabi
A Collection of Interdisciplinary Syllabi
This page offers a collection that will grow over time, as we seek to present an extensive and varied array of excellent courses across subject areas and levels. All courses listed are clearly interdisciplinary: they draw on different disciplinary perspectives and ask students to integrate those perspectives. Course materials vary in the extent to which they are explicit and self-conscious about these processes. Subheadings are provided for convenience, though many courses do not fit neatly into a particular category. We look forward to adding further subheadings as we receive additional submissions. Courses are listed alphabetically by author within subheadings.
Humanities:
Romantic Literature & the Arts, Stephen Gottlieb, Quinnipiac University
Course
Website
The Gothic Imagination, Robert Viau, Georgia College and State
University
Course
Web Site, Syllabus, Music
Assignments, Gothic Architecture
Assignments, Walpole
Assignments,
Death
and Dying Assignments, Bosch Assignments
Social Sciences and Humanities:
The Holocaust, Mitchel Gerber, Southeast Missouri State
Syllabus, Course
Proposal
The Arab World, Mustapha Hamil, State University of West Georgia
Course
Website
Transforming Words: Poetry and Psychologies of Change, Jan Hitchcock,
Lewiston-Auburn College, University of Southern Maine
Syllabus, Essay
1, Essay 2, Final
Project
Music and American Culture, Julie Thompson Klein, Wayne State University
Syllabus
Ethics and Social Institutions, Jeff Konz, UNC Asheville
Syllabus
How Do You Know? Exploring Human Knowledge? Karen Moranski, University
of Illinois at Springfield
Syllabus, Schedule, Unit
1 Assignments, Unit 2 Assignments, Unit
3 Assignments
Cultures, Organizations, and Stories, Dick Raspa, Wayne State University
Syllabus
Natural Sciences:
Science and Culture, J. Linn Mackey, Appalachian State University
Syllabus
Natural Sciences/Social Sciences/Humanities:
Religion, Science, and the Quest for Meaning, Christopher Frost, Texas
State University
Syllabus, Schedule, Article
Further submissions are invited for this site; see Invitation for Submissions, and Criteria for Selection.