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COR 303 - Core Foundations: Connecting Past and Present

By learning from the past, we can make sense of the present and prepare for the future. In this course, we will learn how the 21st century has been and continues to be shaped by past social practices, ethical frameworks, power relations, and discourses. COR 303 is a course about how we know what we know about the past, and the ways different narratives about the past shape the present. Making connections between past and present will help us better understand how to live and make decisions in a globalized world defined by constant change.
Prerequisites COR-101, COR-102, COR-103, COR-104, COR-201, COR-202, COR-203, COR-204
Credits: 3
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