HON 214

This course has as its subject matter the individual's relation to society and the relationships that arise among individuals, organizations, and institutions over questions of value. This course aims to enable the student to understand his/her relation to the social world considered as a web of complex and dynamic interrelationships among cultural, economic, psychological, political, ethical and social factors. To this end, the course examines various theories and methods used to analyze this social world, their embedded assumptions, and their application to a variety of contemporary social issues.

Offered fall semester.

CO24 - KN (Knowledge, Identity, and Power), CORE - KN (Knowledge, Identity, and Power), CORE - SL (Social Scientific Approaches), INTD - HON (Honors Program pre Fall 23 HON), INTD - HON-MN (Honors Minor (Fall 2023+) HON), INTD - LS (Latina/o Studies Minor LS), INTD - SP-LTS (Span-Latina/o Study Major SPAN)