Course Details
PL 200 Overview
Why do we talk? What is the purpose of human communication, whether in speech, writing, texting, orartistic expression? Although much human conversation has involved the sharingof basic descriptive information, humans have also given expression to hopes, dreams, speculations, beliefs, and deeply considered ideas. Thus, from its very beginnings, the human conversation has been a mix of what has been called “logos” –logical and practical truths, and “mythos” –intuitive, artistic, religious, and poetic truths. Both conversations are essential, and both communicate essential truths for human existence. Welcome to the human conversation!
- 3.00 Credits
- PL
Sections
The Human Conversation - 2020 Fall PL200
Stritch.DescriptionLabel: Why do we talk? What is the purpose of human communication, whether in speech, writing, texting, orartistic expression? Although much human conversation has involved the sharingof basic descriptive information, humans have also given expression to hopes, dreams, speculations, beliefs, and deeply considered ideas. Thus, from its very beginnings, the human conversation has been a mix of what has been called “logos” –logical and practical truths, and “mythos” –intuitive, artistic, religious, and poetic truths. Both conversations are essential, and both communicate essential truths for human existence. Welcome to the human conversation!
Course Code:
PL 200 A
8/24/2020 - 12/13/2020
M, W, F 10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
Face to Face
Main Campus
The Human Conversation - 2020 Fall PL200
Stritch.DescriptionLabel: Why do we talk? What is the purpose of human communication, whether in speech, writing, texting, orartistic expression? Although much human conversation has involved the sharingof basic descriptive information, humans have also given expression to hopes, dreams, speculations, beliefs, and deeply considered ideas. Thus, from its very beginnings, the human conversation has been a mix of what has been called “logos” –logical and practical truths, and “mythos” –intuitive, artistic, religious, and poetic truths. Both conversations are essential, and both communicate essential truths for human existence. Welcome to the human conversation!
Course Code:
PL 200 B
8/24/2020 - 12/13/2020
M, W, F 1:10 PM - 2:00 PM
Face to Face
Main Campus
The Human Conversation - 2020 Fall PL200
Stritch.DescriptionLabel: Why do we talk? What is the purpose of human communication, whether in speech, writing, texting, orartistic expression? Although much human conversation has involved the sharingof basic descriptive information, humans have also given expression to hopes, dreams, speculations, beliefs, and deeply considered ideas. Thus, from its very beginnings, the human conversation has been a mix of what has been called “logos” –logical and practical truths, and “mythos” –intuitive, artistic, religious, and poetic truths. Both conversations are essential, and both communicate essential truths for human existence. Welcome to the human conversation!
Course Code:
PL 200 C
8/24/2020 - 12/13/2020
M 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM
Hybrid
Plus 75 minutes online/week
Main Campus