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INT-DISC 206P
Political And Social Aspects Of A Technological Society
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Weekend course. Industrialism has changed our way of looking at ourselves and the world. We will examine the new conception of the individual that arose with industrial society and will focus on some of the problems and prospects that have been associated with it. Social Darwinism, unions, and various utopian/anti-utopian theories will be among the ideas studied. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment in Social Sciences and HMNTY 202.
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Faculty:
College of Arts & Sciences
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Department:
KA&S - General
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