Social and Cultural Philosophy of the Nineteenth Century

Undergraduate

Nineteenth-Century thought shifted from the natural to the social sciences, focusing on the self and its relation to society. Topics considered in connection with this theme include self-consciousness, mind, will, the embodied self, knowledge of reality, spirituality and living nature, theories of art, culture, freedom, political order, individual vs state, capitalism vs socialism, origins of feminism and philosophy of race. Antirequisite(s): Credit can be obtained for only one of PHIL 2553 or PHIL 3023.