This interdisciplinary course engages disciplines in the social sciences to investigate fundamental questions and issues concerning the nature and place of human beings in social contexts. Topics discussed may include, but are not limited to, the nature of power and freedom, the relationship between individuals and society, the formative nature of material culture, the nature and social functions of punishment, and so on.
General Education Core: Social and Behavioral Science
Graduation Degree Requirement: Writing Intensive Course
Prerequisites
HONR 180
Semester Offered
Fall