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Legal Research: Environmental (Spring 2024 Truman)

NOTE: This course is available as an In-Person
Section or an Online Section. Each section has its
own course description. Check the current catalog
or WebAdvisor to see which section is offered in
any given year.


Legal Research: Environmental Law - Professor
Robert Truman


Course Number: LAW-583-OL Online Section


Course Type: Highly Specialized


Credits: 2


Enrollment Limit: 25


Description: This course will be offered online
with no scheduled course meetings. Students will
gain advanced understanding of the legal resources
and research techniques used in the practice of
environmental, natural resources, and energy law.
We will cover sources and techniques beyond those
of introductory research courses, with an emphasis
on administrative materials and advanced statutory
research, as well as exposure to current awareness
tools, topical databases, international
environmental legal research, legislative tracking
and history, science and statistics sources,
cost-effective research strategies, and current
and archived sources of government information.


The course is designed to complement other
environmental, natural resources, and energy law
courses and clinics, and to allow students to
apply knowledge gained in this class to their
research, clinical, journal, and work experiences.


Prerequisite: none


Evaluation Method: Regular exercises and short
quizzes, class participation (through online
discussion and, potentially, synchronous video
chats), and a final research project on a topic
within environmental, natural resources, or energy
law of the student's choosing. This final project
may be related to a student's Capstone or other
writing requirement, clinical experience,
internship/externship, or other work.


Capstone: no


WIE: no




Legal Research: Environmental Law - Professor
Robert Truman


Course Number: LAW-583 In-Person Section


NOTE: This section will meet for two hours and run
for the first seven weeks of the semester. Because
of the shortened course structure, students may
not add this course after the first class meeting.


Course Type: Highly Specialized


Credits: 1


Enrollment Limit: 25


Description: This one-credit course will provide
in-depth exposure to the legal resources and the
most effective research techniques used in the
practice of environmental, natural resources, and
energy law. There will be a strong emphasis on
administrative law and the rulemaking process in
addition to advanced statutory and case law
research, and students will explore current
awareness tools, specialized information
databases, international environmental legal
research, environmental dispute resolution
resources, legislative tracking and legislative
history, science and statistics sources,
cost-effective research strategies, and current
and archived sources of government information.


The course is designed to complement other
environmental, natural resources, and energy law
courses and clinics, and to allow students to
apply knowledge gained in this class to their
research, clinical, journal, and work experiences.


Prerequisite: none


Evaluation Method: Class participation, in and out
of class exercises, and a final project on a topic
within environmental, natural resources, or energy
law of the student's choosing.


Capstone: no


WIE: no
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ART 100-01: European and N. American Art (Fall 2023 Odell)

Overview of painting, sculpture, and architecture, produced in Europe and North America, focusing on, work created between the 14th and 21st centuries., Exploration of key theoretical problems and ways, of looking especially important to the history of, art. Multiple perspectives and methods of analysis, provided through lectures, scheduled discussions,, and museum fieldwork. Key works situated in a, variety of contexts: the role of art in religious, and memorial practices; the rise of the social, status of the artist; drawing as a form of, thinking; art as a tool of power and politics; art, as constructor of gender and identity; visual, narrative; the potentials and limitations of, various technical media; definitions of, "modernism"; the uses of "classicism."
类别: Art

ART 100-01: European and N. American Art (Spring 2024 Johnston)

Overview of painting, sculpture, and architecture
produced in Europe and North America, focusing on
work created between the 14th and 21st centuries.
Exploration of key theoretical problems and ways
of looking especially important to the history of
art. Multiple perspectives and methods of analysis
provided through lectures, scheduled discussions,
and museum fieldwork. Key works situated in a
variety of contexts: the role of art in religious
and memorial practices; the rise of the social
status of the artist; drawing as a form of
thinking; art as a tool of power and politics; art
as constructor of gender and identity; visual
narrative; the potentials and limitations of
various technical media; definitions of
"modernism"; the uses of "classicism."
类别: Art

ART 100-01: Key Monuments (Fall 2018 Odell)

Overview of painting, sculpture, and architecture, produced in Europe and North America, with a, focus on work created between the 14th and 21st, centuries. Exploration of key theoretical, problems and ways of looking especially important, to the history of art. Multiple perspectives and, methods of analysis provided through lectures,, scheduled discussions, and museum field work. Key, monuments situated in a variety of contexts: the, role of art in religious and memorial practices;, the rise of the social status of the artist;, drawing as a form of thinking; art as a tool of, power and politics; art as constructor of gender, and identity; visual narrative; the potentials, and limitations of various technical media;, definitions of "modernism"; the uses of, "classicism."

ART 201-F1: Modern European Art (Fall 2023 Johnston)

Developments in the European tradition, 1860 to, 1940, that culminate in experiments in abstraction, in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century., Realism, impressionism, postimpressionism,, expressionism, fauvism, cubism, dada, surrealism.
类别: Art

ART 208-F1: Ancient Art (Spring 2024 David)

An introduction to art and architecture of the
ancient Mediterranean, focused on Greece and Rome.
Special attention given to the intersections of
art and literature and the role of art as a tool
of politics. Theories in classical culture about
the visual image, the artist, and the practice of
narrative; how our definition of classical art is
often shaped by the early modern period's views.
类别: Art

ART 301-01: Italian Renaissance (Spring 2024 David)

Italian Renaissance art and architecture from
1300 to 1550. The working practices of artists;
the changing social status of the artist;
developments in artistic theory; the cultural
engagement with classical antiquity; the crisis
in religious art in the context of the
Reformation; controversies of conservation (for
example, the cleaning of the Sistine Chapel); the
problems of visual narrative; conflicting
interpretations of Christian iconography;
representation of gender, among other themes.
类别: Art

ART 333-01: Visual Perspectives on Dante (Spring 2024 David)

Dante's Divine Comedy was deeply influenced by the visual culture of his time and the poem has had a profound impact on the visual arts to this day. Students will read the entire Divine Comedy and explore visualizations of the poem created in a variety of media from the 14th century to the present time. We will consider “visualization” in a variety of ways. Pictorial responses to the poem will be explored on their own terms, but also for how they might offer a visual commentary or a series of perspectives on Dante’s incredible poem. Key themes to be explored include the way artists use one story to tell other stories; translation as a form of representation; representing the un-representable; Dante’s somatic wisdom; Dante’s imagery of exile; how and why Dante appeals to such a wide variety of readers and audiences.
类别: Art
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