Revolutionary Ideas: An Intro to Legal and Political Philosophy (Phil 108) by Coursera On Univ. of Pennsylvania

Feedback

Search Courses
Sign Up / Login

Loading...

Add to Buffet

Save course to Your Buffet - Get notified, Track Progress, Plan Future Learning.

38 People Have this course in their Buffet

A
A
C
J
M
R
T
M
T
L
A
T
C
F
J
O

Revolutionary Ideas: An Introduction to Legal and Political Philosophy

Classified as: PHIL108 - Political Philosophy (2 Alt. Courses Available)

Philosophy
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Coursera
Archive may be available

Course Description:

Political and legal institutions are built on foundational, philosophical ideas--ideas about freedom, equality, justice, and happiness. In this course, we will explore those ideas, taking the institutions around us not as fixed and unquestionable, but as things to evaluate and, if necessary, to change.

Instructor(s) Alexander Guerrero
University
Provider

Start Date 21/Sep/2014
Duration 7 weeks
Main Language English

Did you find any errors in this course listing ? Help us improve and we would be eternally grateful

Name

Email

Type

Your Comments

Related Courses

PHIL108 - Political Philosophy Courses (2 Alt. Courses Available)

Moral and Political Philosophy

Moral and Political Philosophy Saylor Philosophy (PHIL108) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Political Philosophy: An Introduction

Political Philosophy: An Introduction Univ. of Florence / Iversity Philosophy (PHIL108) Finished / Archive Unavailable VIEW COURSE

Other Philosophy Courses

Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy Saylor Philosophy (PHIL101) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Logic and Critical Thinking

Logic and Critical Thinking Saylor Philosophy (PHIL201) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Moral and Political Philosophy

Moral and Political Philosophy Saylor Philosophy (PHIL108) Always Available VIEW COURSE

The Philosophy of Death

The Philosophy of Death Saylor Philosophy (PHIL408) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Introduction to Logic

Introduction to Logic Stanford Univ. / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL201) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Introduction to Philosophy

Introduction to Philosophy The Univ. of Edinburgh / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL101) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

The Modern and the Postmodern

The Modern and the Postmodern Wesleyan Univ. / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL322) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Think Again: How to Reason and Argue

Think Again: How to Reason and Argue Duke Univ. / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL180) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Critical Thinking in Global Challenges

Critical Thinking in Global Challenges The Univ. of Edinburgh / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL205) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Soren Kierkegaard - Subjectivity, Irony and the Crisis of Modernity

Soren Kierkegaard - Subjectivity, Irony and the Crisis of Modernity Univ. of Copenhagen / Coursera Philosophy (PHIL304) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Political Philosophy: An Introduction

Political Philosophy: An Introduction Univ. of Florence / Iversity Philosophy (PHIL108) Finished / Archive Unavailable VIEW COURSE

Philosophy of Science

Philosophy of Science Saylor Philosophy (PHIL220) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Existentialism

Existentialism Saylor Philosophy (PHIL314) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Environmental Ethics, Justice, and World Views

Environmental Ethics, Justice, and World Views Saylor Philosophy (PHIL340) Always Available VIEW COURSE

Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind & Cognition

Contemporary Issues in Philosophy of Mind & Cognition IIT Bombay / NPTEL Philosophy (PHIL427) Archive may be available VIEW COURSE

Course Reviews

Give Your Opinion

No Comments Yet! Be the first one to comment.

Explore Courses By:

All Universities

CourseBuffet Blog

Connect with CourseBuffet:

CourseBuffet