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Submitted by Marina on Mon, 04/27/2009 - 7:37pm.
This class has evolved so much for me. I came into the class wondering how biology and literature could possibly be taught together, and at first I was completely confused and lost on where the class was going. Now, I feel like I have an understanding of what the class intends to accomplish. I feel like this class attempts to create its own evolution by not sticking to a single lesson plan or a narrow theme but by organically coming together through ideas, forum postings, discussions, etc to create a more fluid, open direction for the class. I really liked how this class was so open and inclusive of all ideas that were proposed in class. I feel like this class definitely had a philosophical edge that kept me interested with the discussions on free will and truth. I think this course has given me a new approach to science and literature- a new approach with involving more questioning and challenging ideas.

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