PS 270
Fall 2010 All Classes
Credit: 3 hours.
Introduces the nature, structure, and purposes of political theory; examines major works on the problems of political order, obedience, justice, liberty, and representation to distinguish and clarify different theoretical approaches.
Students must register for one discussion and one lecture section.
This course satisfies the General Education Criteria in
Fall 2022 for:
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32842
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD1
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9:00AM
-9:50AM
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F
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152 Henry Administration Bldg
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Caughell, L
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32843
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD2
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10:00AM
-10:50AM
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F
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143 Henry Administration Bldg
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Caughell, L
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32844
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD3
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11:00AM
-11:50AM
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F
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347 Altgeld Hall
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Caughell, L
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32872
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD4
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12:00PM
-12:50PM
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F
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111 David Kinley Hall
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Bloeser, A
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51570
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD5
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9:00AM
-9:50AM
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F
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108 David Kinley Hall
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Bloeser, A
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54161
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Discussion/
Recitation |
AD6
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11:00AM
-11:50AM
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F
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57 Everitt Laboratory
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Bloeser, A
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32873
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Lecture
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AL1
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10:00AM
-10:50AM
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MW
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180 Bevier Hall
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Orlie, M
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