LC 335 - Learning Community: Revolutionary Myths

One Credit
Spring Semester

Revolutionary Myths explores the enduring human conversation between science and mythology, facts and values, objective truth and subjective meaning. The history of science & religion will provide a backdrop to consider literary and artistic works related to major revolutions brought about by thinkers like Galileo, Darwin, and Einstein.

Corequisite(s): Students must also take IND 357  Topic: Amazing Worlds & Fantastical Fictions and PHY 193  as part of this Learning Community.
An additional fee will be charged to student’s tuition bill.

Fulfills the Catholic Intellectual Traditions and Natural Scientific Inquiry requirements.