EGMT 1520: Solidarity as a Way Of Life

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What light can the empirical sciences shed upon an area of life sometimes thought to be, by definition, nonempirical: values, morals, ethics? This course tackles that question by taking a key concept of modern ethical and religious thought—“solidarity,” meaning roughly “cooperative union across lines of difference”—and placing it in a critical dialogue with the biological sciences’ recent turn toward the evolutionary origins of human cooperation.
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Semester Offered: 
Quarter: 
Spring Quarter Three: January 17 – March 12
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Years Offered: 
Semester Offered: 
Quarter: 
Spring Quarter Three: January 17 – March 12
Day | Time: 
TBD