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Approved Courses in World Views and Ways of Knowing ONLY

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Goals & Outcomes

Students should think critically about what it means to be human, and to explore and interpret the human place in the universe.

  • Students will be able to think critically about how human beings are able to gain knowledge beyond the limits of their own personal experiences.
  • Students will be able to identify and explain how theories are challenged and defended in different areas of human inquiry.
  • Students should be able to formulate a point of view on the intersection of science, religion, politics, and other forms of culture.
  • Students should develop imaginative and conceptual skills needed to compare and evaluate alternative worldviews.

 

World Views and Ways of Knowing Courses
Course
AAS 201/African and Diaspora Religious Traditions
AAS 375/Womanist Thought
ECO 210/History of Economic Thought
FSP 111
HGS 200/ Genocide and Human Rights
HON 203/Issues in Philosophy

HON 220/ Honors African Diaspora, Religion and Culture

HON 230/Islam in Comparative Perspective
HON 245/ Existentialism
HON 272/Philosophy of Religion
HON 355/Biomedical Ethics
HON 370/Philosophy and Literature
IDS 252/Society Ethics and Technology
MAT 255/Perspectives on the Development of Math
MDL 215/Introduction to Linguistics
MGT 385/ Business Ethics and Corporate Responsibility
NUR 300/Legal Challenges to Health Care
PHL/All Philosophy Courses
POL 270/Western Political Thought
REL/All Religion Courses
https://paws.tcnj.edu/cs/paws/cache/PT_PIXEL_1.gifWGS 365/Womanist Thought
WGS 374/Ecofeminism