17 Oct Social Justice and Equality [Justice]
In this course, we will explore the concepts of justice and equality using manifold lenses and an interdisciplinary approach, while combining theory with the discussion of a series of case studies....
13 Oct Philosophy of Happiness [Happiness]
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in Humanities Center Madrid Morning
We know happiness really matters, but do we really know what happiness is? Is it reachable? Do we have a right to happiness? Do we have a duty to be happy? What is the difference between being happy and leading a happy life?...
08 Oct FREE SPEECH AND DANGEROUS IDEAS [Speech]
Do we have the right to offend? Do we have the right to not be offended? These questions are at the very core of some of the most heated political, legal, religious and philosophical debates taking place all over the world right now....
08 Oct Identity, Interculturality and Pop Culture [Identity]
In a world of conflict and polarization, intercultural competence is essential to relationships, team work, and bridge building....
08 Oct China: Ways of Thinking, Ways of Doing [China]
This class will provide a broad introduction to Chinese history from the beginning of written history to contemporary times. We will explore the dominant themes in the formation of Chinese culture and how these were formed, endured, evolved or disappeared over time....
08 Oct IMAGE, ART AND POWER [Image]
To understand how visual imagery can be used to support power, we must also understand what systems of power exist within the constructs of art and visual studies....
08 Oct Market and Society [Market]
A market is an institution that regulates exchange. We are used to thinking of markets in the context our modern economic understanding of ourselves and our society, but markets can be construed much more widely than this....
07 Oct Women Leaders: From Cleopatra to Today [Women]
How have women leaders, past and present leaned in, broken the glass ceiling, and navigated the leadership labyrinth? How can they inspire and empower both men and women today? ...