Humanities Subject

In the summary, In Tough Times, the Humanities Must Justify Their Worth, by Patrica Cohen conveys with his or her readers that the importance of Humanities and why students are currently not taking Humanities as a major. Humanities classes are not intended for students to learn how to do their job but in order to build basic character. They are the nutrients for personal growth and participation in a free democracy, regardless of any of the careers that the student chooses. Humanities is considered by scholars that by learning it, it will tells the readers that what it truly means to be a human being. Richard M. Freeland said that even though Humanities evolved in the 20th century but universities have not pay much attention on how students

Prewriting- Explain to the students that the first step in the process approach to writing is prewriting which includes choosing a topic, planning and rehearsing.

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From grammar jeopardy in English class to researching Túpac Amaru in Spanish, all of my classes at BHMS are extremely alluring and fun, but my Humanities class to stand out within all of my great classes. The Humanities class in BHMS is the perfect combination of hands-on education, creativity and Fun. Mixing those three things is a tough thing to do, but my teacher Launa Schweizer does it every time. She make every single class so fun and engaging, whether it is going outside and polling people or making an imaginary journey to Oregon. Humanities is by far my favorite class and always manages to interest me no matter what.

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Now since we are being honest with each other, I can admit that I did not even know that one could major in the humanities. In comparison to the other sections, this course seemed less likely to include research-based papers or business related prompts. After some research, I am pleasantly surprised to discover that the humanities can be anything from music to history and culture and do not include any topics I find boring.

Susan B. Anthony: "Well Liz, can you believe we lived to see the 20th century?"

In “Starving for Wisdom” by Nicholas Kristof, the author explains the importance of humanities in enriching people and finances. The humanities are learning about human culture with “literature, history, art music and philosophy” (Oxford Dictionaries). In summary, this essay explains the benefits of having the three modes of persuasion; ethos, pathos, logos and displays the impact and importance of the humanities. Decisions based on the humanities can have negative effects on the population.

Question #1: Define classical humanism and illustrate by discussing the construction and decoration of the buildings of the Athenian acropolis. In your answer, refer specifically to the classical orders and the Parthenon’s sculptural decoration.

This class covers so much content it was honestly really hard for me to pick out two major strands of the course that I found most interesting. My Opinion is that we should not have to solve our issues by killing. One of my favorite readings was Chapter eight, Address to the Swedish Peace in Congress 1909. I

A: I choose this major area of study, because when I was little I have always loved to be the assistant whether it was for my father, teacher, or any one I would be the first to try to help. I have always liked organizing papers, schedules, and little things here and there. As a child I would write notes for everyone to remember things that need to be bought, hanged, or done, so I have always heard do what you love, and it will be fun, so I went for this major.

Hi! My name is Katherine Nanney and I'm an English major. I decided to take this course since I've always been interested in mythology and there is a great amount of references and allusions to Greek Mythology in historical and contemporary literature/art.

According to Max Weber, the Protestant Revolution was a significant ideological development in the history of capitalism, not simply religion. The idea that salvation could be attained by works of the faith alone enabled people to separate their economic, secular life from their private religious life. "Contrary to medieval belief, religious vocations were no longer considered superior to economic vocations for only personal faith mattered with God" (Frey 2010). The uncertainty of faith also drove people to demonstrate their moral worth to the community: "Uncertainty about salvation, according to Weber, had the psychological effect of producing a single-minded search for certainty. Although one could never influence God's decision to extend or withhold election, one might still attempt to ascertain his or her status. A life that '... served to increase the glory of God' presumably flowed naturally from a state of election" (Frey 2010).

1.      Think of your past experience with reading and fictional analysis - what do you love about reading and debating a good story - what don 't you like - how do you think this class will hone your reading and thinking skills.

Though looked down upon by many schools, Arts and Humanities play quintessential educational role in developing moral imagination. The Arts and Humanities allow individual to grow and mature into their own person and not society ideal easily manipulated tool. Arts and Humanities gifts its students with the ability to think critically and build a sense of moral imagination. Which despite the misconception, does support the cause of democratic education.