(Formerly CVA2015) 4 Intermediate Liberal Arts Credits This course addresses the meaning and practice of politics through close readings of a range of political theory approaches, such as anarchist political theory, classic liberalism, civic republicanism, Black Nationalism, queer theory, settler colonial/Indigenous studies, conservatism, and feminist theory. The course will pursue such topics as the politics of confrontation, transformation and change, the role and meaning of citizenship, political community, government, inequality, political resistance, violence, and any other pertinent issues we discern from the work assigned. This is a reading intensive course, and it will also explore political themes that can be drawn out of popular culture, such as films and television shows. RHT1000) Credits 4
- Subject
- CPS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027-undergraduate
- Source
- catalogs.babson.edu
- Prerequisite
- (FCI1000 or AHS1000) and (WRT1001or