LOOKING FOR THE TRUTH in Utah.

The article discusses the development of an ethics-based humanities course at Utah Valley University, with a particular focus on the course's effects on campus culture. The course was developed by philosophy professor Elaine Englehart in an attempt to engage students in discussion on issues that mat...

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Published in:Humanities Vol. 34; no. 1; pp. 40 - 43
Main Author: CHENEY, JEAN
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Published: Superintendent of Documents Jan/Feb2013
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