Course Number
PSC-113-01
Course Description
This course examines key ideas and concepts, as well as eternal questions, in the history of western political thought. We will ask controversial questions such as: What is justice? Can we achieve democracy without eliminating poverty? What are the qualities of a good leader? Should we even have leaders? Can women be philosopher-kings? How does class struggle affect the participation of citizens? What are the qualities of a good citizen? These questions have been debated for over 2500 years. The debate continues in this course as we learn what the major thinkers said about these issues.
Academic Term
Instructor
Seri, Guillermina
Location & Meeting Time
Lippman-016+ M/W/F 09:15AM-10:20AM LEC
Petition
N
Credits
1.00
Capacity
35
Total Students
35
Additional Information