UGS 3160 - Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Human Aggression

Students will analyze theories about human aggression posited by Plato, christianity, Freud, Marx and Existensialism, and will then explore the behavior from a biological, anthropological, and psychological perspective. It is hoped that through a synthesizing of these various perspectives and analyses of human aggression, students will achieve a better understanding of the complexity of human nature, and whether or not aggression is an inherent part of it. Fulfills humanities or social science Intellectual Explorations requirement. Consult semester Class Schedule for the Intellectual Explorations area being offered.