History of Ideas and Creativity I
This course offers a global vision of the most relevant inventions and ideas of all time, from bipedalism to artificial intelligence. Special emphasis will be placed on the great explosions of knowledge and freedom: the classical world (ancient Greece and Rome) and the Enlightenment. The educational experience involves reading extensive sections of books and articles; discuss and present their arguments among peers.
Skills acquired
Entrepreneurial Dignity Cultural Evolution Liberal Order Institutions for Prosperity Anatomy of Antiliberalism
Criteria
Complete the course "History of Ideas and Creativity I".
Obtain a minimum of 2.0 in the course.
