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21.01 Compass Course: Moral and Social Questions about the Human Condition
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Prereq: None
Units: 3-0-9
URL: https://compass.mit.edu/
Lecture: M EVE (7-9 PM) (8-119) or T11-1 (1-132) Recitation: F11 (4-253) or R11 (2-146)![]()
Guides exploration of the persistent moral and social questions central to the human experience through active debate; multidisciplinary conversation; and collective engagement with historical and contemporary work in the humanities, arts, and social sciences. Seminar-style classes, diverse readings, simulation games, and faculty from across SHASS facilitate students grappling with questions of value, genius, merit, truth, justice, governance, and more. Class is focused on group discussion and experiential learning activities; video lectures are asynchronous. Limited to 18 per section.
Fall: Tsai, Silbey, Pollock, Levenson, Kaiser, Jones, Haslanger, Duflo, Byrne, Black, Bennett, Bahr, Albright
Spring: Tsai, Silbey, Pollock, Levenson, Kaiser, Jones, Haslanger, Duflo, Byrne, Black, Bennett, Bahr, Albright
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