By these means the class will examine the visions of these authors as protagonists, antagonists or ambivalent commentators on science, technology and their affect on modern human life. We will consider whether and how these visions are relevant to today's world and to our own lives. In the Great Good Place, Ray Oldenburg regrets the loss of our customary sense of belonging and community in the midst of the 20th century's urbanization process. Today, stress seems to be a fact of life. Even though it is difficult for many people to accept, stress is in the eye of the beholder.
Nobody has the luxury of a stress free life, however, some cope better than others.
This seminar will focus on coping with the stressors of everyday life. Through reading and discussion students will examine a variety of strategies effective in minimizing the impact of stress. Press Home button to go to Honors home page.