We appear to live in a time of unparalleled cultural and technological upheaval. Such conditions make it all the more important to confront the ethical and societal questions that continue to divide us. This course invites you to do just that: you will acquire the philosophical foundations to reflect on topics like the scope of human rights, the purpose of political power and the moral limits of technology, to name just a few. By the end of the course, you will have developed your ability to formulate, present and defend your positions on matters of enduring importance.
| AUs | 2.0 AUs |
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| Prerequisite | Hon College Students exclude USP, CNY, NGL, LKC Med, NIE-DMP |
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| 1930 | 46031 TUT (T001) 1930-2120 Tue LHN-TR+10 Wk2-11 | 46032 TUT (T002) 1930-2120 Tue LHN-TR+11 Wk2-11 | 46033 TUT (T003) 1930-2120 Thu LHN-TR+10 Wk2-11 | 46034 TUT (T004) 1930-2120 Thu LHN-TR+11 Wk2-11 | |||
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