Individuals and Societies (I&S)
101. Individuals and Societies: Individuals (3) Explores the central
questions about the nature of human beings, focusing on the individual
experience. Course topics may include basic human thought processes (e.g.
conceptual systems, symbolic representation of the world, judgement and
decision making), personal identity, individual freedom and social control,
ethical and moral principles, and others.
102. Individuals and Societies: Societies (3) Explores the central
questions about the nature of human beings in social context. Course topics
may include group identity; family and kinship structures; religious,
political, economic, and legal institutions; individual freedom and social
control; ideas of social justice, and others.