The Political Theory Field Seminar is aimed specifically at Government Department graduate students (both Political Theorists and empirical Political Scientists) in their first two years. The focus of the course is on reading and understanding important recent work that...
Introduces students to some of the central debates in contemporary English-language political theory, including questions of justice, equality and rights, and later turns towards topics reflecting the individual interests of students who enroll. Designed to help students...
The high period of German Idealism (from 1781, the date of the publication of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, to the death of Hegel in 1831) is one of the most revolutionary in the history of philosophy. This course studies the period using the central ideas of history and...