Date: June 25th, 2011 12:10 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] raven-moon.livejournal.com
Hee, I am glad you like it! I love this program because you can do all sorts of stuff like that. Hubby does a class on The Matrix and philosophy, and he's done one on pop-culture & philosophy where he used Buffy, the Simpsons, and I don't even know what all else!

As far as Handmaid's Tale, I'm actually considering it; I love that book! In fact, I almost put in on the book list, but I figured I needed to see if I have time for it in the syllabus. It IS freshman, after all, and this school doesn't get a lot of adult students, so it's 'fresh out of highschool' freshman at that! The fact that I'm having them read Ibsen and Thomas More is daring enough, or so my colleagues tell me! Anyway, I have until mid July or so to add books before the bookstore will start to give me grief, so if I get all the other reading parceled out and have time for it I'll add it for sure.
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