HON 210 - Reason and the Individual

Credit Hour(s): 3
This course is an interdisciplinary examination of the English-speaking world in the eighteenth century when individualism and rationalism emerged as dominant paradigms of the transatlantic community. Through in-depth study of some of the leading figures in this emerging world view, students will come to appreciate more fully their roles as individuals in modern society. 3 Credit(s).

Meets Literature or 3 credits toward History Requirment.
Prerequisite(s): Boone Honors Program member, or ENG 102. Students who are not members of the Boone Honors Program will be screened by the instructor before beginning an honors course.
Course Session Cycle: SP
Course Yearly Cycle: EVEN