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- To
teach students about the capacity to reason
reflectively and constructively concerning the
problems of man and his world.
- To
provide students with opportunities to aquire
depth and precision of understanding in handling
concepts and ideas rather than adding to the
store of facts.
- To
teach respect for facts, open-mindedness, and
participation in group action of a kind that
reflects a desire on the part of the participant
to seek solutions to social problems.
- To
understand the broad sweep of both ancient and
contemporary ideas that have shaped our world.
- To
grasp the difference between free and repressive
societies.
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