Manually adding a bunch of GENED data to the AY 2023 classes.wtf dataset

gened.ipynb

gened.tsv

Course #	Faculty	Title	What's it about?	Category	Books	Lotteried?
GENED 1023	Robichaud, Christopher	Ignorance, Lies, Hogwash, and Humbug	Fake news, echo chambers, conspiracies, propaganda, information pollution--what are these and other features of the post truth era and how can we successfully navigate them?	E&C	yes
GENED 1025	Rinard, Susanna	Happiness	Should we pursue happiness, and if so, how should we do it?	E&C	yes
GENED 1027	Lieberman, Daniel	Human Evolution and Human Health	How did the human body evolve to be the way it is, and how does that evolutionary history influence how we can promote health and prevent disease?	STS	no
GENED 1028	Hsieh, Nien-hê	Work, Life and Purpose in an Uncertain World	Almost everyone must work, so how will you choose what work to do, avoid ethical pitfalls at work, and shape the world of work for others?	E&C	yes
GENED 1030	Damrosch, David	The Philosopher and the Tyrant	In a time of rising authoritarianism and polarized debate, what role can the love of wisdom have in tempering the pursuit of power?	E&C	yes
GENED 1032	Carpenter, Daniel	Res Publica -- A History of Representative Government	What is a democratic republic, and can such a regime — one that trusts citizens to capably choose and monitor those in power, and one that trusts those in power to restrain themselves and each other while attending to the public good — survive and protect us from tyranny?	E&C, HSI	no
GENED 1037	Sadler, Philip	Experiments That Changed Our World	In what ways does reliving 12 groundbreaking scientific experiments teach us how our own efforts can remake the world?	STS	yes
GENED 1039	Klemencic, Manja	Higher Education: Students, Institutions and Controversies	Why do we seek higher education, how do we experience and conduct higher education and what do we do with higher education?	HSI	yes
GENED 1049	Li, Jie	East Asian Cinema	How can we critically analyze and creatively respond to films, meanwhile letting cinema open up a window to other cultures and histories while serving as a mirror for ourselves and our own times?	A&C	yes
GENED 1052	Hochschild, Jennifer	Race in a Polarized America	Is the United States a beacon of liberal, democratic, diverse values and practices, that also has a pattern of racial injustice – or is the US at its core a white supremicist society, in which some people aspire to creating a genuinely tolerant liberal democracy?	HSI	no
GENED 1059	Weir, Justin	Moral Inquiry in the Novels of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky	How can the novels of Tolstoy and Dostoevsky help us think differently about everyday moral dilemmas that are often seen as the prerogative of religion, politics, or philosophy?	E&C	yes
GENED 1063	Goldie, Sue	World Health: Challenges and Opportunities	How do we analyze the health of global populations in a time of unprecedented crisis, and create new policies that address the social, political, economic, and environmental dimensions of health in an increasingly interdependent world?	STS	yes
GENED 1064	Hyman, Steven	Brains, Identity, and Moral Agency	Can we reconcile the scientific 'brain as a machine' view with our strong experience of moral agency?	E&C, STS	yes
GENED 1067	Atherton, David	Creativity	Where does creativity come from, how does it work, and how can we deepen its role in our own lives?	A&C	yes
GENED 1072	Pandian, Karthik	Video Commune	From gifs and memes to confessions and controversies, what can the riotous festival of contemporary expression in video teach us about living together?	A&C	yes
GENED 1083	Kim, Jinah; Wang, Eugene	Permanent Impermanence: Why Buddhists Build Monuments	Why do Buddhists build monuments despite the core teaching of ephemerality, and what can we learn from this paradox about our own conception of time and space?	A&C	yes
GENED 1084	Haig, David	The First Nine Months	What is a human individual deserving of rights?	STS	yes
GENED 1090	Stern, David	What is a Book? From the Clay Tablet to the Kindle	What is the nature of the object that has been the focus of your education since you began to read--and at the core of Western culture since its inception-- and why is it important to understand and appreciate its presence before your eyes even if it's all but transparent?	A&C	yes
GENED 1098	Meade, Brendan	Natural Disasters	What makes our planet so dangerous?	STS	yes
GENED 1099	Manuelian, Peter	Pyramid Schemes: What Can Ancient Egyptian Civilization Teach US?	How does ancient Egypt enlighten our times about what defines a civilization, and were those ancient humans, with their pyramids, hieroglyphs, and pharaohs, exactly like or nothing like us?	HSI	no
GENED 1110	Love, Rachel	Classical Mythology: Myth in Antiquity and Today	Why do some stories get told over and over for thousands of years, and how do those ancient tales still shape (and get shaped by) us today?	A&C	no
GENED 1112	Goodman, Alyssa	Prediction: The Past and Present of the Future	How and why do humans try to divine their own futures?	STS	no
GENED 1113	Bernstein, Robin	Race, Gender, and Performance	How do the performances we see every day--on screens, on stages, and in everyday life--make race, gender, and sexuality real?	A&C	yes
GENED 1115	Patterson, Orlando	Human Trafficking, Slavery, and Abolition in the Modern World	Why do slavery, human trafficking and other forms of servitude thrive today globbally, including in the USA, and what can we do about it?	E&C, HSI	no
GENED 1121	Risse, Mathias	Economic Justice	How can we understand and make progress on disagreements about matters of economic and racial justice that are divisive to the point of making societies fall apart?	E&C	no
GENED 1123	Zeghal, Malika	Islam and Politics in the Modern Middle East	What is the role that religion plays in the political life of Middle Eastern Muslim-majority societies today, and how does our understanding of that compare with conventional wisdom, including what we are often exposed to in the news media?	HSI	no
GENED 1125	Murthy, Venkatesh	Artificial and Natural Intelligence	What does it mean for a machine to be intelligent, how does current artificial intelligence compare with animal intelligence, and should we be worried?	STS	no
GENED 1133	Stauffer, John	Is the Civil War Still Being Fought?	How and why does the U.S. Civil War continue to shape national politics, laws, literature, and culture---especially in relation to our understanding of race, freedom, and equality?	HSI	no
GENED 1134	Asani, Ali	Understanding Islam and Contemporary Muslim Societies	How does one understand a major global religion in a highly polarized and fragmented world?	HSI	yes
GENED 1137	McElroy, Michael	The Challenge of Human Induced Climate Change: Transitioning to a Post Fossil Fuel Future	What can we do now to avoid the most serious consequences of climate change, which poses an immediate problem for global society?	STS	no
GENED 1162	McLaughlin, Katie	The Science of Stress	What are the causes and consequences of stress, and what are the most effective strategies for coping with stress?	STS	yes
GENED 1177	Caton, Steve	Language in Culture and Society	How are language, culture, and society related?	A&C	yes
GENED 1178	Carballo, Jennifer	Mexico and the Making of Global Cuisine	What does the food we eat tell us about ourselves—as individuals, communities, and countries—and how has humanity’s relationship with food changed over time?	HSI	yes
GENED 1179	Lunbeck, Elizabeth	Psychotherapy and the Modern Self	How can we understand the appeal of psychotherapy, widely recognized as the preferred antidote to human unhappiness and misery, and what does it offer that friends, family, self-help, and psychopharmacological remedies do not?	STS	no
GENED 1182	Kim, Annabel	Novel Thought: Being (In)Human	How can the novel enable us to think in ways that other forms of knowledge production cannot and what does that allow us to understand about the world?	A&C	yes
GENED 1050	Levine, David	Act Natural	How do we draw the line between acting and authenticity?	A&C	Butler, The Method; Stanislavsky, An Actor's Work; Cole & Krich Chinoy, Actors on Acting; Potolsky, Mimesis; Brecht, Brecht on Theater; Trilling, Sincerity and Authenticity	yes
GENED 1114	Saunders, Matt	Painting's Doubt	How does a hands-on practice of image making (painting) lead us to perceive, represent and inhabit our world differently?	A&C	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1130	Bronski, Michael	Power to the People: Black Power, Radical Feminism, and Gay Liberation	How does understanding political activists and movements in the past help us radically change the world today?	A&C	Brown, Rubyfruit Jungle; Brown, Taste of Power; Cleaver, Soul on Ice; Firestone, Dialectic of Sex; Greenlee, Spook Who Sat by the Door; Jay, Out of the Closets; Jong, Fear of Flying; Khan-Cullors, When They Call You a Terrorist; Malcolm X, The Autobiography of Malcolm X	yes
GENED 1033	Shapiro, Daniel	Conflict Resolution in a Divided World	From the interpersonal to the international, are we destined to live in a world of destructive conflict—or can we negotiate our way out?	E&C	Fisher, Beyond Reason; Fisher, Getting to Yes; Shapiro, Negotiating the Nonnegotiable	yes
GENED 1166	Eck, Diana	Pluralism: Case Studies in American Diversity	How does our society deal with religious, ethical, and cultural diversity, and what challenges do we face as people of different faith communities encounter one another in cities and public institutions, schools and businesses, neighborhoods and families?	E&C	Coming soon!	yes
GENED 1076	Merseth, Katherine	Equity and Excellence in K12 American Schools	How does the U.S. K12 education system reflect, reinforce, and reshape American society?	E&C, HSI	Coming soon!	yes
GENED 1140	Lewis, Mary	Borders	How have borders been formed historically, and what are the ethics of border construction, defense, expansion or transgression?	E&C, HSI	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1044	Smail, Dan; Liebmann, Matt	Deep History	Who are we, how did we get here... and how far back in time do we have to go to start asking the question?	HSI	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1103	Carvalho, Bruno; Davis, Diane	Living in an Urban Planet	How did the world become so urban, and how can we build more sustainable, just, and livable cities?	HSI	Coming soon!	yes
GENED 1181	Sandel, Michael	Meritocracy and Its Critics	If a society achieved truly equal opportunity, so that everyone could rise as far as their effort and talent would take them, would it be a just society?	E&C	Coming soon!	yes
GENED 1105	Flad, Rowan; Ur, Jason	Can We Know Our Past?	In a time when histories are being contested, monuments removed, and alternative facts compete with established orthodoxy, how do we evaluate competing narratives about what really happened in the past?	HSI, STS	Renfrew & Bahn, Archaelogy Essentials; Renfrew & Bahn, Archaeology: Theories, Methods and Practice	yes
GENED 1053	Lee, Richard	The Global Heart Disease Epidemic	What are you willing to do for the health of others?	STS	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1080	Wood, Robert	How Music Works: Engineering the Acoustical World	Music and technology are two dimensions of humanity that have been interdependent for tens of thousands of years; what can this intersection teach us about our past and our future?	STS	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1104	Weitz, David; Sorensen, Pia	Science and Cooking: From Haute Cuisine to Soft Matter Science	How can science make us better cooks, and how can cooking make us better scientists?	STS	McGee, On Food and Cooking (2nd Edition); Brenner, Sorensen, Weitz, Science and Cooking	yes
GENED 1038	Czeisler, Charles; Scheer, Frank	Sleep	How does sleep affect your health, your safety, and our society?	STS	No required texts.	yes
GENED 1012	Rentschler, Eric	The Art and Politics of Propaganda: The Nazis and Their Legacy	Why did Nazi sights, sounds, and propaganda prove to be so captivating and compelling for German audiences of a modern nation and how do we explain the continuing impact of Nazi images and fantasies to this very day, which is to ask, what do “they” have to do with “us”?	A&C	Doherty, Projections of War; Ellul, Propaganda; Kracauer, From Caligari to Hitler; Spielvogel, Hitler and Nazi Germany	no
GENED 1042	Yoda, Tomiko	Anime as Global Popular Culture	What can anime’s development in Japan and its global dissemination teach us about the messy world of contemporary media culture where art and commerce, aesthetic and technology, and producers and consumers are inextricably entangled with each other?	A&C	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1069	Lamberth, Courtney; Lamberth, David	Faith and Authenticity: Religion, Existentialism and the Human Condition	How do the possibilities of faith and the demands of living authentically square with the developments of the modern west and its threats of nihilism?	A&C	Buber, I and Thou; Camus, Fall; Camus, Myth of Sisyphus +; DeBeauvoir, Ethics of Ambiguity; Dostoevsky, Notes from the Underground; Kierkegaard, Fear+Trembling+Repetition; Kierkegaard, Works of Love; Marino, Basic Writings of Existentialism; O'Neill, The Iceman Cometh; Plato, Five Dialogues; Sartre, No Exit +; Soloveitchik, Halakhic Man; Tillich, Dynamics of Faith; Tolstoy, The Death of Ivan Ilyich; Wright, Eight Men	no
GENED 1074	Nagy, Greg	The Ancient Greek Hero	How did ancient Greek heroes, both male and female, learn about life by facing what all us have to face, our human condition?	A&C	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1097	Mitchell, Stephen	Tradition, Performance, Culture	Does folklore inhibit or inspire individual expression?	A&C	Brunvand, The Study of American Folklore; Tatar, The Classic Fairy Tales	no
GENED 1131	Coleman, Kathleen	Loss	How are we to cope with the inevitability that some of what we most love in life we will lose?	A&C	Deraniyagala, Wave; Didion, The Year of Magical Thinking; Genova, Still Alice; Lewis, A Grief Observed	no
GENED 1144	Thornber, Karen	Mental Health and Mental Illness through Literature and the Arts	How have mental illness and mental health been understood across time and space, and how have literature and the arts both perpetuated and undermined stigmas against individuals with mental illness?	A&C	Kaysen, Girl, Interrupted; Mailhot, Heart Berries; Nam-Joo, Kim Jiyoung, Born 1982; Nevatia, How to Travel Light; Restrepo, Delirium; Wood, Azanian Bridges	no
GENED 1091	Puett, Michael	Classical Chinese Ethical and Political Theory	What if many of our assumptions about the self and about how to live fully are limiting and even dangerous, and what other possibilities might we be able to find in classical Chinese philosophy?	E&C	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1146	Shelby, Tommie	Race and Justice	What is racial justice, and through what justifiable means might it be achieved in the United States?	E&C	Appiah & Gutmann, Color Conscious; Loury; Race, Incarceration and American Values; Fredrickson, Racism: A Short History; Kendi, Stamped from the Beginning	no
GENED 1174	Oreskes, Naomi	Life and Death in the Anthropocene	What does it mean for us --both as a society and as individuals -- to live in a world radically remade by the human hand?	E&C	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1102	Sunstein, Cass	Making Change When Change Is Hard: The Law, Politics, and Policy of Social Change	How does social change happen?	E&C, HSI	Heath, Switch; Hirschman, Rhetoric of Reaction; Mullainathan, Scarcity; Thaler, Nudge	no
GENED 1120	Summers, Lawrence; Lawrence, Robert	The Political Economy of Globalization	How can a globalizing world of differing countries – rich and poor, democratic and authoritarian – best promote inclusive growth and human security by meeting the challenges of inequality, climate change, rising populism, and global disease?	E&C, HSI	No required texts.	no
GENED 1011	Khanna, Tarun; Balsari, Satchit	Contemporary Developing Countries: Entrepreneurial Solutions to Intractable Problems	How do you successfully design and implement solutions to intractable social and economic problems in the developing world?	HSI	Khanna, Trust	no
GENED 1019	Patterson, Orlando	The Caribbean Crucible: Colonialism, Capitalism and Post-Colonial Misdevelopment in the Region	How does the growing inequality between and within nations—which is the major global issue of our times—impact the Caribbean region and, in turn, its U.S. neighbor?	HSI	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1071	Olupona, Jacob	African Spirituality and the Challenges of Modern Times	What can African spiritual traditions contribute to human flourishing in the contemporary age?	HSI	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1089	Soto Laveaga, Gabriela	The Border: Race, Politics and Health in Modern Mexico	What can histories of tension and cooperation at the U.S.-Mexico border tell us about our own nation's public health programs and national racism?	HSI	Coming soon!	yes
GENED 1148	Carrasco, David; Fash, William	Moctezuma's Mexico, Then and Now: The Past, the Present and Pandemics in North America	How does Mexico's rich cultural past shape contemporary Mexico and the US in the face of today's pandemics, protests and other challenges of the borderlands?	HSI	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1183	Donoghue, Daniel	The English Language Today, Yesterday, Tomorrow	How does the English language shape our world, and how does the world shape English?	HSI	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1018	Langmuir, Charles	How to Build a Habitable Planet	The relationship between human beings and Earth is the central problem of our time; can an understanding of Earth’s history reveal a place for us in a process of planetary evolution that might influence our behavior?	STS	Crystal, Stories of English	no
GENED 1079	Cutler, David	Why Is There No Cure for Health?	Let’s solve the US’s and the world’s health problems.	STS	No required texts.	no
GENED 1093	Kleinman, Arthur; Keshavjee, Salmaan; Becker, Anne	Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Cares? Reimagining Global Health	How can health care systems be restructured to provide high quality care even to the poorest and most vulnerable people on our planet?	STS	Farmer, Reimagining Global Health; Farmer, Fevers, Feuds and Diamonds; Keshavjee, Blind Spot; Kleinman, Illness Narratives; Kleinman, Soul of Care; Richardson, Epidemic Illusions	no
GENED 1094	Schrag, Dan	Confronting Climate Change	How can we address the issue of climate change, reducing the damages by preparing for impacts already underway and fixing the problem by transforming our energy system?	STS	Coming soon!	no
GENED 1175	Alter, Galit; Brandt, Allan; Katz, Ingrid	Vaccines: History, Science, Policy	Can vaccines solve the problem of infectious global pandemics?	STS	Coming soon!	no