PHIL 110 — Social & Political Philosophy PHIL 110 5 Credits/Units
Introduction to the fundamental theories of political and social philosophy and their practical relevance to contemporary issues. Embracing an inclusive perspective, highlights a wide array of scholarly voices, encompassing both Western and non-Western traditions. Explore topics such as the nature of justice, the impact of the economy on society, democracy and its alternatives, individual rights in the context of the state, the conceptualization of the state itself, and the profound influence of political ideologies, including conservatism, liberalism, anarchism, fascism, and communism, on social relations. [GE, HA, SE, SS]