During the last 500 years, science has emerged as a central and transformative force that continues to reshape everyday life in countless ways. This introductory course will survey the emergence of the scientific worldview from the Renaissance through the end of the 20th century. By focusing on the life, work, and cultural contexts of those who created modern science, we will explore their core ideas and techniques, where they came from, what problems they solved, what made them controversial and exciting, and how they relate to contemporary religious beliefs, politics, art, literature, and music. The course is organized chronologically and thematically. In short, this is a "Western Civ" course with a difference, open to students at all levels.
Program:
Format:
On-Campus
Term:
Summer 2023
Session:
Summer Session II: June 29 – August 4, 2023
Subject Area:
HEALTH & SOCIETIES (HSOC)
Course Number
HSOC 0100 920
Instructor:
TOMAR, KOYNA
Primary Program:
LPS Undergraduate & Post-Baccalaureate
Course Description:
