An introduction to the humanities at Johns
Hopkins and an exploration of some of the Western world’s most important
literary works of art.
Of Books, Bass Lines, and Bees
What do they have to do with Henry Purcell's
Dido and Aeneas? Watch now and find out.
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Great Books at Hopkins is a course designed for first-year undergraduates that examines some of the greatest works of the literary and philosophical tradition in Europe and the Americas. With lectures, panel discussions, multimedia presentations, and small seminars, professors from a variety of academic disciplines lead students in exploring authors from Homer to the present....[MORE]