WESTERN CULTURE: POLITICAL, ECONOMIC, AND SOCIAL THOUGHT II

ILS 206

Course Description

The development of Western political, economic and social thought from the Reformation to the present day: the origins, logic and evolution of liberalism, Marxism, and organic conservatism as the principal systems of thought of the modern age.

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