PHI 340 - Individual and Society: Politics and Economics in Nineteenth-Century Philosophy

One of the many themes underlying the conflicts of the nineteenth century is the relationship between the individual and society. The philosophical project of this century defined the ideals and limitations of communism, anarchism, liberalism, and fascism, defining the political and philosophical conflicts for decades to come. Readings include Hegel, Marx, Mill, and Stirner.

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Course Type: Philosophy