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Social and Political Philosophy
PS/PL 238 01
Avila University (Kansas City)
Charles Reitz, Ph.D.
email: charlesreitz@sbcglobal.net
Course Description:
This course is a survey, largely historical, of the world’s most venerable social and political philosophies. It is infused with interdisciplinary and intercultural insights, feminist perspectives, and a full range of critical ethical interests and issues. It considers the philosophical strengths of classical and traditional approaches as these respond to the central challenges of ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary times. It also explores underlying intellectual questions and crises as well as oftentimes marginalized cultural alternatives in order to enhance critical social thought and to gauge the emancipatory prospects and possibilities for future political action.
This course is a survey, largely historical, of the world’s most venerable social and political philosophies. It is infused with interdisciplinary and intercultural insights, feminist perspectives, and a full range of critical ethical interests and issues. It considers the philosophical strengths of classical and traditional approaches as these respond to the central challenges of ancient, medieval, modern, and contemporary times. It also explores underlying intellectual questions and crises as well as oftentimes marginalized cultural alternatives in order to enhance critical social thought and to gauge the emancipatory prospects and possibilities for future political action.
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Charles Reitz
Commemoration in 2009 of the Harpers Ferry Raid
150-year anniversary
Statue honoring the abolitionist John Brown
Kansas City, Kansas, USA
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