Responses to Liberalism is both an elective in Xavier’s Department of Philosophy and one of a series of political philosophy courses in an interdisciplinary honors program called Philosophy, Politics, and the Public (PPP). Prior to this class, students must have taken at least three philosophy courses and have had some exposure to the foundational texts […]
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