History classes in school have always felt sterile and monotonous to me. I am not one who would voluntarily enrol into one. My primary interest is in the sciences and that is what I look forward to studying at SaiU.
Liberty, Power, and Right (LPR) was offered as an elective in the second semester of the first year. When I signed up for it little did I know that it was a lesson in history and the evolution of some of our beliefs. But this was no traditional history class. Rather than focus on the dates, places, and other bullet points required to pass an exam as was my experience with history classes in school, this elective focused on understanding the culture and politics of particular times in history. LPR viewed history and culture through the eyes of philosophers who lived during the time. Trying to understand the history and political beliefs behind a work while keeping in mind the social biases of the authors in question has been an interesting, even if challenging exercise.
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