M.Phil 565 Political Philosophy explores classic and contemporary texts to understand central questions and persistent debates in political philosophy concerning matters such as the state, democracy, liberty, and justice. In particular, this course delves into real political debates to show how philosophy sheds light on those debates. Moreover, students learn the reasons people give for claiming that political positions are good, right, or true and critically analyze whether the reasons they give are good ones.
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USA | Turks & Caicos Islands
