This course, offered by Wesleyan University, provides a profound exploration of the evolution from "the modern" to the postmodern era. It critically analyzes the significance of being modern and examines the cultural changes and transitions. The course delves into the development of the concept of modernity, evaluating its relevance in contemporary society.
Throughout the course, students are encouraged to critically reflect on the evolution of modern and postmodern ideologies and their impact on contemporary society.
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Get Started / More InfoThis course consists of modules exploring intense topics such as sex, death, aggression, and guilt, as well as postmodern everyday life, identities, pragmatisms, and their relevance in contemporary society.
Module 1: Course Pages
This module provides an overview of the course structure and expectations.
Module 2: Intensity and the Ordinary: Sex, Death, Aggression, and Guilt
Module 3: Intensity and the Ordinary: Art, Loss, Forgiveness
Module 4: The Postmodern Everyday
Module 5: From Critical Theory to Postmodernism
Module 6: Paintings II
Module 7: Postmodern Identities
Module 8: Late-term Review
Module 9: Postmodern Pragmatisms
Module 10: Extra (Optional) Writing Assignment
Engage in an additional writing assignment to further deepen understanding and critical thinking.
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