PH 302 Comparative Social and Political Philosophy

A philosophical inquiry into society and politics from a comparative perspective. Western philosophical thought will be explored in comparison with non-Western philosophical thought, which may include Chinese, Indian, African, or other traditions. Topics may include theories of justice, freedom and responsibility, human nature, the relationship between the individual and the state, political authority and stability, democracy and representative government, and human rights, among others. Prerequisites: EN 102 and PH 100. Liberal Arts Core/University Requirements Designation: PH-E. (3)