ADC 225 
Western Culture in the Age of Science
Option Course

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Course Description: This is the second in a pair of courses which comprise a connected narrative of western culture from ancient Greece to the twentieth century.  While highlighting key people, places and events, we will examine such issues as church and state, public versus private interest, human identity, and worldview construction.  Each period will be examined by weaving literature and philosophy into the fabric of history.  Course fulfills Humanities or elective credit hours.

COURSE AUTHOR AND INSTRUCTOR
	Dr. Chris Stewart Professor of Philosophy Associate Director of London Programs BA, Wheaton College, 1982 MA, Western Kentucky University, 1988 MA, PhD, University of Notre Dame, 1989, 1992 At Houghton since 1993 chris.stewart@houghton.edu
COLLABORATING FACULTY
	Dr. A. Cameron Airhart Professor of History BA, Northwest Nazarene College, 1976  MA, PhD, University of California (Santa Barbara), 1979, 1985 At Houghton since 1987 cameron.airhart@houghton.edu

Course Dates: Currently Not Being Offered