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HOI 100 - Authority and Freedom

3.00 credit hours
The introductory course to the History of Ideas program, designed to introduce some of the most important intellectual traditions in the ancient world in the period from 1000 BCE to 500 CE. The “texts” are global, representing traditions from East Asia, South Asia, the West, South America and Africa. The course engages fundamental questions about ways in which societies establish social order by balancing institutional authority and individual freedom. Honors course.

Prerequisite(s): College Scholar or instructor consent.
Core: Humanities.
ACR: Religion and Ethics.


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