POLI 3400 - Ancient and Medieval Political Thought

Credit Hours: 3

Students explore fundamental ethical questions in politics by discussing and evaluating the writings of major figures from the ancient Greek, Roman and medieval periods. Students examine primary texts, consider the political and social context in which political theories emerge and evolve, and develop ethical reasoning skills.

Prerequisite: POLI 1000 or POLI 1100 or Sophomore Standing
General Education - Competencies:

GCER: Ethical Reasoning
GCIW: Intensive Writing