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Foundations of Social & Behavioral Sciences Theory Focus: How is social theory relevant to our everyday experiences, popular culture, and the world we live in? What are the key societal metaphors that social scientists use to make sense of the world? Goals: Make you aware of the key philosophical and theoretical traditions and contests that cross cut the social sciences. Enhance your ability to participate intelligently in and/or understand theoretical discussion in your own discipline. Enhance your ability to intelligibly converse across theoretical discourses and traditions. Make you aware of the relevance of social theory in making systematic sense of the world around you. CSBS 310 – Dr. Peter This class will fulfill requirements for: Anthropology Communication Criminal Justice Geography Government International Affairs Sociology Women’s and Gender Studies

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Foundations of Social & Behavioral Sciences Theory

Focus:• How is social theory relevant to our

everyday experiences, popular culture, and the world we live in?

• What are the key societal metaphors that social scientists use to make sense of the world?

Goals:• Make you aware of the key philosophical

and theoretical traditions and contests that cross cut the social sciences.

• Enhance your ability to participate intelligently in and/or understand theoretical discussion in your own discipline.

• Enhance your ability to intelligibly converse across theoretical discourses and traditions.

• Make you aware of the relevance of social theory in making systematic sense of the world around you.

CSBS 310 – Dr. Peter Shields

CRN 21297 (5 credits)MTWRF 4.45-7.05 P.M., June 24-

July 20

For more information contact [email protected]

This class will fulfill requirements for:AnthropologyCommunicationCriminal JusticeGeographyGovernmentInternational AffairsSociologyWomen’s and Gender Studies