| Fall Term 2017 Politics and Human Nature - 5081 - GOVT 200 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: FRST 101 or sophomore standing Catalog Description : What activities are most appropriate for human beings? What is the purpose of political activity? What is the best practicable constitution for a political community? This course examines several philosophers’ arguments concerning the best political regime in light of their respective visions of human nature and happiness. PREREQUISITES: sophomore standing Attributes: GER Social Science Div, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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