HUMA 237

Monsters and Mayhem

Columbia College Chicago · Fall 2026

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Why do monsters haunt our imaginations - and why are we so often unable to look away? Why does chaos both unsettle and captivate us? This course explores monsters, mayhem, and cultural disruption to examine how they challenge our sense of what is natural, normal, and secure. We'll consider why societies construct monsters as symbols of fear and difference, and why stories of disorder and destruction continue to fascinate across time and culture. From ancient myths to modern media, we'll investigate how the monstrous and the chaotic expose the cracks in our world and push us to rethink our values, identities, and creative practices.

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Class #7272Fall 20263 credits
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Tu · 9:00 – 11:50 AM
Meeting dates
Sep 8 – Dec 19
Location
600 S Michigan 306
Instructor
Brendan Riley
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