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Master of Arts, Political Economy
Master of Arts (M.A.), Political Economy: The study of principles of government, history, economics and human nature. 45 hours. Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree.
Graduation Requirements
Coursework Part I. Complete the following courses. (35 credits)
ST5010
Principles of American Government I
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course is an in depth study of the principles and forms of American Government expressed in The Declaration of Independence, Constitution of the United States, and Bill of Rights. The Federalist papers, Anti-Federalist papers and other sources bring added insight to difficult constitutional questions.
The Declaration of Independence
The Constitution of the United States
Ralph Ketcham, The Anti-Federalist Papers and the Constitutional Convention Debates
Frederic Bastiat, The Law
Debate on the Constitutionality of the National Bank, Hamilton v. Jefferson
ST5020
Principles of American Government II
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
The principles of democracy, equality, and individualism will be explored in the broad context of American society looking particularly at their affects on the developing forms of American government.
Frederic Bastiat, The Law
Thomas Jefferson, A Summary View on the Rights of British Americans
John Adams, Thoughts on Government
Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, Volume I
Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, Volume II
ST5110
American History: 1600-1850
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This is a comprehensive study of U.S. History from the early Colonial Era though the Mexican American War.
Paul Johnson, A History of the American People
Bruce Frohnen, The American Republic
David McCullough, John Adams
ST5120
American History: 1850-1989
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This is a comprehensive study of U.S. History beginning with the Compromise of 1850 and concluding with the end of the Cold War.
Paul Johnson, A History of the American People
Lord Charnwood, Abraham Lincoln
Bruce Frohnen, The American Republic
Bruce Frohnen, The American Nation
ST5210
Political Economy: Classical, Marxist & Liberal
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course combines basic principles of economics with the works of the great economic thinkers from 1776 though the mid-1800s. It includes micro and macroeconomics discussed in their historical context.
Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations, Books 1 and 2
Karl Marx, The Portable Karl Marx
- Edition: Viking Publishing
Frederick Bastiat, Economic Harmonies
ST5220
Political Economy: 20th Century
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course compares the theories of the Keynesian School, Austrian School and Chicago School. Topics include: monetary and fiscal policy, banking, unemployment, inflation, and trade cycles.
Paul Samuelson, Economics
Milton & Rose Friedman, Free to Choose: A Personal Statement
Murray Rothbard, Man Economy and the State
ST5310
Classical & Medieval Political Philosophy
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course investigates key political writings of great philosophers, beginning with Plato and ending with Thomas Aquinas.
Plato, Apology, Crito, Phaedo
Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics
Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica
ST5320
Modern Political Philosophy
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
Students in this course will study political philosophy form Renaissance to the writings of mid 1800s by reading several great works.
Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince
John Locke, Second Treatise on Government
Charles Montesquieu, The Spirit of the Laws
Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Social Contract
Immanuel Kant, Fundamental Principles on the Metaphysic of Morals
John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism & On Liberty
ST6410
World History: The Rise and Fall of Ancient Greece
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers the rise of ancient Greece, the development of the City State, the defeat the of the Persian Empire, the Peloponnesian war, the rise of Phillip of Macedon, and the dissolution of the Empire after the death of Alexander.
Plutarch, The Lives of Noble Grecians and Romans
Thucydides, The History of the Peloponnesian War
ST6420
World History: Rome to the Renaissance
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
The first portion of this course covers the beginnings of Rome, the building of the Roman Republic, its transformation into the Roman Empire and eventual fall. The second portion covers the Middle Ages, beginning with the fall of Rome and ending in the Renaissance.
Plutarch, The Lives of Noble Grecians and Romans
Edward Gibbon, Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (Abridged)
- Edition: David P. Womersley Ed
William Shakespeare, Julius Caesar
William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra
ST6530
Modern History I
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
History is not only the discussion of widely accepted facts, but also a method of seeking truth by studying the patterns of cause and effects that have determined events. This course studies several great histories written in the modern era and is continued in ST6xxx.
Ibn Khaldun, The Muqaddimah: An Introduction to History
Jacob Burkhart, Civilization of the Renaissance Italy
Egon Friedall, A Cultural History of the Modern Age: Renaissance & Reformation
Egon Friedall, A Cultural History of the Modern Age: Baroque, Roccoco, and Enlightenment
ST6540
Modern History II
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
History is not only the discussion of widely accepted facts, but also a method of seeking truth by studying the patterns of cause and effects that have determined events. This course studies several great histories written in the modern era and is a continuation of ST6xxx.
Giambattista Vico, New Science
Alexis de Tocqueville, Acien Regime and the French Revolution
Egon Friedall, A Cultural History of the Modern Age: The Crisis of the European Soul
ST6610
20th Century History
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
Scientific discovery, world wars, and shifts in man's basic definitions of ethics and morality have all worked together to make the 20th century one of the most dynamic in history. How did these changes take place? What were the ideas and discoveries that produced the modern world? Where will we go from here? These and many others are the topics discussed in this course.
Paul Johnson, Modern Times
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, Gulag Archipelago (Abridged)
Whitaker Chambers, Witness
Winston Churchill, The Gathering Storm
ST6620
Reason and Faith in Philosophy
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
Topics of faith and thought are investigated through the writings of several philosophers.
Soren Kierkegaard, Fear and Trembling
Friedrich Nietzsche, The Gay Science
Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra
Martin Heidegger, What is Called Thinking
ST6740
Introduction to Constitutional Case Law
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
The Constitution of the United States is applied though law. This course introduces the student to the various schools of thought on Constitutional Interpretation and reviews many significant Constitutional cases. Students will write briefs on several cases.
Jerome A. Barron, et al., Constitutional Law: Principles and Policy: Cases and Materials
Henry Campbell Black, Black's Law Dictionary
ST6720
United States Constitution: Preamble
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
In this course student will study the writing of the Founders of the United States between 1760 and 1825 that impacted the Constitution and its original intent.
Philip Kurland and Ralph Lerner, editors, Founder’s Constitution Volume I: Major Themes
ST6730
United States Constitution: Original Intent
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course is an in-depth study on Article I Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution.
Philip Kurland and Ralph Lerner, editors, Founder’s Constitution Volumes II-III
LD5010
Personal Leadership
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course introduces students to key elements of personal leadership.
Stephen R. Covey, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
C. S. Lewis, The Weight of Glory
Arbinger Institute, Leadership and Self Deception
Arbinger Institute, Anatomy of Peace: Resolving the Heart of Conflict
LT5020
Government Principles in Literature
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course investigates governmental themes found in great literature. Important sub-themes include, personal leadership vs. public leadership, individual vs. society, mercy vs. justice, equality vs. natural aristocracy, natural law vs. positive law, love vs. compulsion.
William Shakespeare, The Merchant of Venice
Leo Tolstoy, Resurrection
Owen Wister, The Virginian
Aldous Huxley, Brave New World
WR5020
New Testament
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course studies the historical background, narrative, and teachings of the New Testament.
MS5020
Classical Arithmetic and Geometry
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course is an introduction to classical thought, through classical arithmetic and geometry.
Nicomachus, Introduction to Arithmetic
Euclid, Elements of Geometry: Book 1
LT5110
American Literature
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers four American classics. Each book is set in a different historical era, ranging from Puritan New England to the Great Depression South.
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Scarlet Letter
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom's Cabin
F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird
WR5110
Old Testament
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
The 5 books of Moses will be studied with particular emphasis on the covenant relationship between God and Man.
MS5110
Geometry
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This class covers the geometric proofs of Euclid. Upon successful completion, students will be able to critically analyze deductive proofs and build complex arguments though a step-by-step approach that develops critical thought.
Euclid, The Elements Book 2-6
LT5210
The Family in Literature
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course investigates courtship, love, and family though great literature.
Alessandro Manzoni, The Betrothed
Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre
Gene Stratton Porter, Laddie
Leo Tolstoy , Anna Karenina
MS5210
Introduction to Physics
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course in an investigation of our physical world, from the perspective of the classical world compared to the modern. Course includes a laboratory component.
Joe Sachs, Aristotle’s Physics
Galileo Galilei, Discourses on Two New Sciences
Albert Einstein, On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies (Part I)
Stephen Hawking, A Briefer History of Time
LT5310
English Literature
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers several great works from English literature.
William Shakespeare, Much Ado About Nothing
William Shakespeare, Hamlet
Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice
George Eliot, Middlemarch
WR5210
Eastern Religious Thought I
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers the several great texts of Chinese and Islamic thought.
Wing Tsit Chan, The Way of Lao Tsu (Tao Te Ching)
Han Feizi
- Edition: Burton Watson (translator)
Edward Slingerland, Confucius Analects
Quran
- Selections
- Edition: translated by MAS Abdel Haleem, Oxford World Classics
MS5310
Introduction to Biology
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course studies life from the classical and modern perspectives. Course includes laboratory component.
Aristotle, Parts of Animals
William Harvey, An Anatomical Disquisition of the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals
Charles Darwin, Origin of Species
C.H. Waddington, The Nature of Life
WR5310
Eastern Religious Thought II
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers the several great texts of Buddhist and Hindu thought.
John Holder, Early Buddhist Discourses
Juan Mascaro, The Upanishads
Yoga Sutras of Patanjali with Vyasa's commentary
JAB van Buitenen, Bhagavadgita in the Mahabharata
LT6430
Ancient Greek Literature
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers ancient Greek literature including, Homer, and Greece’s greatest tragedies and comedies.
Aeschylus, Oresteia Trilogy
Sophocles, Oedipus Trilogy
Aristophanes, The Clouds, The Frogs
LT6410
Roman and Medieval Literature
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers Roman and Medieval literature.
LT6420
Shakespearian Histories
(2 credits)
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Fall 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
In this course students will study several of Shakespeare’s histories.
William Shakespeare, Richard II
William Shakespeare, Henry IV Part One
William Shakespeare, Henry IV Part Two
William Shakespeare, Henry V
William Shakespeare, Richard III
LT6510
19th Century Russian Literature
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course covers two of the greatest classics on human nature, and human relations: War and Peace and Brothers Karamazov.
Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace
Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Brothers Karamazov
LT6520
19th Century French and German Literature
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
The course covers two classics that significantly impacted Europe in the 19th century and continue their influence today. The idealism and sacrifice of the French revolutions and Germany’s great study of fallen man in Goethe’s Faustus.
Victor Hugo, Les Miserables
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Faustus
FA6410
Art, Architecture and Music
(2 credits)
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Winter 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
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Winter 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2014
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course will introduce students to the major periods in art, architecture and music, and to the artists who produced. Correlations will be drawn between artistic trends and the philosophical and historical periods that influenced them.
Cumming, Art: The World's Greatest Paintings Explored and Explained
Vasari, Lives of the Artists
The Top 100 Masterpieces Of Classical Music Vol. 1-5
LT6610
Modern Worldviews: Libertarianism
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course investigates Libertarian thought through the writings of Ayn Rand.
Ayn Rand & Nathaniel Brandon, The Virtue of Selfishness
LT6620
20th Century Literature
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
An overview of several important works in the 20th Century.
T.S. Eliot, The Wasteland
James Joyce, A Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man
William Faulkner, The Sound and the Fury
Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness
Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises
LT6630
Chesterton and Lewis
(2 credits)
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Fall 2010
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2010
On-line
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Fall 2012
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
Perhaps no scholars represent the 20th Century Christian view better than GK Chesterton and C.S. Lewis. This course studies several of their major writings.
C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity
G.K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy
C.S. Lewis, Screwtape Letters
C.S. Lewis, Till we have Faces
C.S. Lewis, Abolition of Man
C.S. Lewis, The Space Trilogy
ST6710
Philosophy of Education
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
In this course students will read and discuss several of the major classics in elementary and higher education.
Oliver DeMille, Thomas Jefferson Education
John Holt, How Children Learn
John Dewey, Experience and Education
Jacques Barzun, Teacher in America
Alan Bloom, Closing the American Mind
EG West, Education and the State
MS6710
Scientific Thought
(2 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
This course investigates the evolution of scientific thought and its effects on the broader social context.
Francis Bacon, Novum Organon
Francis Bacon, New Atlantis
Rene Descartes, Discourse on Method
Alfred North Whitehead, Science and the Modern World
ST6999
Comprehensive Examination
(0 credits)
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Winter 2011
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
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Winter 2011
On-line
(Masters)
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Winter 2013
On-campus: Cedar City, UT
(Masters)
-
Winter 2013
On-line
(Masters)
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This course is also offered each summer as part of an
interdisciplinary cohort.
(more info)
Each student must pass a comprehensive oral examination once all coursework has been completed.
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