Martin Beck Matuštík
Course Descriptions
Arizona State University
SPRING 2013
ENG 401 Topic in Critical Theory: Enlightenment and Eros (social ethics content). Taught with variable content.
FALL
2012
Imagining
Peace
(HON 294 & ENG/ REL/ PHI/ IAS/ 294)
Wednesdays, 4:30 PM - 7:15 PM
ASU–West, SANDS 231
Philosophical and Spiritual Issues in Death & Dying (MAS 550 / REL 585 / JHR 598/ REL 494 / PHI 494) Tuesdays 6:00-8:45 PM ASU – West Campus, SANDS 221POST HOLOCAUST MEMORY
FALL 2011
REL 598/494: Critical Theory: Memory, Mourning, Memorialization (Mondays 2.00-4.50 PM). Suitable for students and/or concurrent-listings with Jewish Studies, History, JHR, MAIS, PHI & qualified seniors.
ASU- West Campus:
REL 300: Research, Writing, and Thinking in Religion and Applied Ethics (Wednesdays, 4;40-7:30 PM). This course is suitable as a general elective for students in religious studies, philosophy, literature, liberal arts.
SPRING 2011
ASU- West Campus:
Faculty reading salons on Gabriele Schwab’s Haunting Legacies: Violent Histories and Transgenerational Trauma (Columbia University Press, 2010). Philosophy, Rhetoric and Literature Faculty Research Cluster.
FALL 2010
Team-taught with Patricia Huntington as 2 consecutive 7 week courses (14 weeks = 6 credit hours) - Tuesdays 5.40 – 8.30 PM in class & weekly online discussion:
AEP 550/ REL 585: Ethical and Spiritual Issues in Pastoral Care &
: Philosophical and Spiritual Issues in Death & Dying----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
REL 300: Research, Writing, and Thinking in Religion and Applied Ethics This course is suitable as a general elective for students in religious studies, philosophy, literature, liberal arts.
SPRING 2010
ASU-Tempe Campus:
REL 598/494: Studies in Critical Theory: Post-Holocaust Ethics
ASU- West Campus:
AEP 502 Foundations of Ethics II
FALL 2009
ASU- West Campus:
REL 300: Research, Writing, and Thinking in Religion and Applied Ethics This course is suitable as a general elective for students in religious studies, philosophy, literature, liberal arts. The readings differ slightly from those used in Spring 2009 for this course.
AEP 501/REL 581: Foundations of Ethics I ASU-wide graduate-level seminar in the new M.A. in Applied Ethics & the Professions - suitable as a general elective for students in interested in the intersection of philosophy, religious studies, critical social theory, moral theory, applied ethics, and ethical & spiritual issues in care and social work. (The course continues in a year-long sequence in AEP 502.)
SPRING 2009
Spring 2009, ASU- West Campus:
MAS 598/REL/PHIL 494: Studies in Critical Theory: Redemptive Critical Theory. This course is suitable to students in the Humanities, Human Rights, Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Literature.
REL 300: Research, Writing, and Thinking in Religion and Applied Ethics This course is suitable for students in religious studies, philosophy, and general liberal arts.
14 February, 2013