Connections

(one unit)

A course to develop an understanding of the interrelationship of fields of knowledge. Normally taken after completion of all other university core requirements, in the junior or senior year and must be taken at Puget Sound.

AFAM 355, African-American Women in American History
AFAM 401, Narratives of Race
ASIA 344, Asia in Motion
CONN 302, Ethics of Responsibility and Difference
CONN 303, The Monstrous Middle Ages
CONN 305, The Idea of Archaeology
CONN 306, The Conflict Between Rhetoric and Philosophy
CONN 310, Crime and Punishment
CONN 312, Biological Determinism and Human Freedom: Issues in Science and Religion
CONN 315, Democracy, Ancient and Modern
CONN 320, Health and Medicine
CONN 325, The Experience of Prejudice
CONN 329, Communication Between Science and the Public
CONN 340, Gender and Communication
CONN 348, Strange Realities: Physics in the Twentieth Century
CONN 350, Perspectives on Food and Culture
CONN 351, Everything Causes Cancer - Statistical Arguments for Causation
CONN 355, Early Modern French Theater and Contemporary American Culture
CONN 369, Power, Gender, and Divinity: The Construction of Goddesses
CONN 375, The Harlem Renaissance
CONN 379, Postcolonial Literature and Theory
CONN 380, Religion and Architecture: From Cosmos to Cosmopolitanism
CONN 381, Environmental Law
CONN 390, Black Business Leadership: Past and Present
CONN 410, Making a Difference: Exploring the Ethics of Hope
CONN 415, Education and the Changing Workforce
CONN 480, Informed Seeing
ENVR 322, Water Policy
ENVR 325, Geological and Environmental Catastrophes
ENVR 335, Thinking About Biodiversity
HON 401, Some Classics of Islamic, Indian, and East Asian Civilizations
HUM 301, The Idea of the Self
HUM 305, Modernization and Modernism
HUM 309A, Nationalism: British and German Nationalism in the Age of Industrialization and Empire, 1700-1919
HUM 310, Imperialism and Culture: the British Experience
HUM 315, Drama, Film, and the Musical Stage
HUM 330, Tao and Landscape Art
IPE 389, Global Struggles over Intellectual Property
IPE 427, Competing Perspectives on the Material World
STS 314, Cosmological Thought
STS 318, Science and Gender
STS 330, The Idea of Evolution
STS 340, Finding Order in Nature
STS 341, Modeling the Earth's Climate
STS 345, Physics in the Modern World: Copenhagen to Manhattan
STS 350, Computational Intelligence: An Introduction to Cognitive Science
STS 352, Memory in a Social Context
STS 360, Astrobiology: The Search for Life on Other Planets and for Life's Origins on Earth
STS 370, Science and Religion: Historical Perspectives