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Summer 2021
May 16, 2024 |
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| Citizens of a world of cultural & religious plurality. Perspective from history & culture of Spain - 40176 - CCSS 110 - 02 |
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Associated Term: Summer 2021
Levels: Undergraduate Main Campus Campus Lecture Schedule Type Traditional Instructional Method Learning Objectives: Competencies developed in the course: At the end of this course, the participating students will have acquired skills that will allow them to: - Explain, understand and apply the concept of "religion" and its relationship with society, from the various points of view with which they are faced. - Describe historical examples in which religion and society have been significantly related, in societies such as The European, Spanish or American - Understand experiences of coexistence between various religious groups in the context of the history of Spain - Analyze conflicts of religious origin in the context of the history of Spain - To describe and apply the philosophical principles of the structuring of modern states from various political tendencies, as well as the role that religion has in this structuring. - Relating specific issues of ethics, social justice and sustainability with religions in today's societies (Cases from Spain and the United States) - Learn to raise personal and group issues in which personal identity is related to elements of racial, religious, social, cultural type. - Identify real challenges and possibilities of today's citizen in this multi-religious and multicultural society. Required Materials: Technical Requirements: View Catalog Entry | View Book Information | ||||
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