POLT 336 - Multiculturalism in Theory and Practice

Semester Offered: First Semester
Credits (Range): 3 Hours
Attribute: 3 SS

New Course Added 05.08.08.

This course closely examines philosophical defenses and critiques of multiculturalism, classical and contemporary, to consider what makes multiculturalism such a controversial political issue. Acknowledging many varieties of multiculturalism, it asks which of these we might find more, and which less, appealing. The substantive focus is on philosophical approaches, but the course considers, throughout, their application to contemporary issues in multiculturalism across the world. Enrollment limit: 15.
Instructor: S. Misra
Prerequisites & Notes
At least 1 class in political theory or moral and political philosophy. Junior or senior standing normally required.

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