Exchange and Values: Stories and Measures of Inequality

This is a Complex Problem course and is open to FRESHMEN only. You must take ENGL1738 with this course. This course explores inequality through a blend of literature and economics, providing a rich, interdisciplinary perspective. By examining real world cases, literary narratives, and economic data, students will understand different forms of inequality in society. The course is organized around five key themes and includes interactive lectures and labs for in-depth analysis. It is designed to foster critical thinking about social justice, encouraging students to reflect on their values and aspirations in relation to societal inequities. This engaging course aims to deepen students' awareness and understanding of the economic and social aspects of inequality.

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