Social and Political Philosophy

Social and Political Philosophy explores human beings living together in society. Themes include the philosophical foundations of political systems, concepts of justice and liberty, the role of the state and the individual, and, the question of historical law. Resources include Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Machiavelli, Hobbes, Rousseau, Marx, and many more. Perspectives outside the Western Tradition, i.e. Eastern and Indigenous views, will also be explored.

Requisites:

  • Completed at least 1 of the following:
    • PHIL101 - An Introduction to Philosophical Inquiry 1 (3)
    • PHIL102 - An Introduction to Philosophic Inquiry 2 (3)

Course Code: PHIL-201

Course Type: Humanities

Tuition Fees: $ Included in the program fees

Delivery Methods: ℹ️

  • On-campus
  • Online

Credits: 3