L.LIB 230 - The Displaced Person: Human Dignity and Human Rights-CT

Credits: 3

This course will examine the lives and creative output of three twentieth-century American Catholics: Flannery O’Connor (1925-1964), Dorothy Day (1897-1980), and Fulton Sheen (1895-1979). The course will attempt to uncover these individuals’ convictions about sacramentality, mediation, and communion. It will investigate how they were shaped by Catholic perspectives and American culture and how they shaped both. The course will pay special attention to the claims made by each of these individuals about human dignity and human rights.
Prerequisite:

Engaging Communities (FC)

and

Written Communication (WC)

Co-requisite: None
General Education Classification: Catholic Traditions-CT