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Apr 27, 2024
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LAS 133 - The Civil Disobedient Self 3 hours
Are you willing to take a stand? Are you willing to act upon your beliefs? Individual and communal nonviolent resistance—civil disobedience—has a long history. Its writings constitute a significant body of work, which includes Greek texts, Hebrew scripture, oral declarations, abolitionist tracts, and other works pertaining to social justice, civil rights and peace movements. Students will read, think, and write critically about the extent to which social activism has impacted individuals and society. This seminar includes a required service activity.
Prerequisite(s): Freshmen only.
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