Ancient Greek Rationality, Public and Private

Seminar

Main Campus

Also Known As

CLASSICS 395
PHIL 338R
POLISCI 238R

Course Description

In this seminar, we'll consider ancient Greek views about and theories of practical rationality and compare and contrast them with some modern theories, especially theories of instrumental rationality. We'll consider both philosophic authors, especially Plato and Aristotle, but also Aeschylus, Herodotus, Solon, and Thucydides.

POLISCI 438R

Units: 3–5

See When It's Offered

Typically Offered

Not Available

Grading Basis

Letter or Credit/No Credit

Class Level

Graduate

Instructional Mode

In Person

Gen Ed Requirement(s)

None

Additional Information

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Ancient Greek Rationality, Public and Private

Course Description

Typically Offered

Grading Basis

Class Level

Instructional Mode

Gen Ed Requirement(s)

Additional Information

Enrollment Requisites

Prerequisite

Enrollment Prerequisite

Rules

Repeat Rules

Ancient Greek Rationality, Public and Private

Course Description

Typically Offered

Grading Basis

Class Level

Instructional Mode

Gen Ed Requirement(s)

Additional Information

Enrollment Requisites

Prerequisite

Enrollment Prerequisite

Rules

Repeat Rules