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LH210 Community

4 credit(s)
In the third course of the Honors Program, students will consider the concept of community and in particular the ethical considerations and obligations that arise in the creation of and participation in a given community.  How do communities form?  What defines them?  What are our obligations in each of them?  What is the relationship between the community and the individual or one community and another?  The course includes a service learning component as a way to raise questions about one’s role in various communities, and in the process the course considers specifically Christian and Catholic conceptions of and responsibility towards the communities in which and with which we live.


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