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Research areas
Clinical Aesthetics, Medical Humanities, and Palliative Care Modern and Contemporary Art History and Museum Studies Spirituality and Comparative Mysticism
Department of Religion
Carolyn & Fred McManis Professor of Humanities
Professor of Religion and Art History
Average rating
3.6
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Difficulty
2.6
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Courses
4
in seeded sections
Clinical Aesthetics, Medical Humanities, and Palliative Care Modern and Contemporary Art History and Museum Studies Spirituality and Comparative Mysticism
HART 328
Epiphanies are events or objects that can note a striking appearance or manifestation, just as an epiphanic experience contains a significant moment of revelation. This course examines expressions of epiphanies in modernist art, literature, film, sacred experience, and in the mundane details of life itself. Cross-list: RELI 375.
MDHM 142
This course explores lived experience through emotion and color, both in life and at the end of life. The class promotes the accessibility of humanistic themes among STEM-oriented learners in ways that are especially relevant and compelling for students planning to enter into the medical or healthcare professions, or who, one day, will serve as caregivers. Cross-list: RELI 142.
RELI 142
This course explores lived experience through emotion and color, both in life and at the end of life. The class promotes the accessibility of humanistic themes among STEM-oriented learners in ways that are especially relevant and compelling for students planning to enter into the medical or healthcare professions, or who, one day, will serve as caregivers. Cross-list: MDHM 142.
RELI 375
Epiphanies are events or objects that can note a striking appearance or manifestation, just as an epiphanic experience contains a significant moment of revelation. This course examines expressions of epiphanies in modernist art, literature, film, sacred experience, and in the mundane details of life itself. Cross-list: HART 328.