A critical and interdisciplinary examination, via pertinent historical documents, of the transition from the Modernity to Post-Modernity within the time frame of the 20th to the 21st centuries. The context is inter-cultural. 

What ties the course together are the challenges that beset us in contemporary culture and the solutions that we all need to develop together, not just to survive, but to live in a better world.  What ‘better’ means will be developed by students in response to interpreting the major events of recent history