SS
1 de jul. de 2020
The lectures are easy to understand, the reading materials informative. I thoroughly enjoyed this course and any beginner will be able to grasp the technicalities of Moral Politics after this Course.
MS
16 de sep. de 2015
excellant work dont by Dr Ian Shapiro and staff on putting such a mind turning,thought provoking MOOC on a complex and ever controversial subject known as POLITICS!..I hope to see more from them soon
por sowmya t
•24 de jul. de 2020
Good
por Sandhya j
•7 de jul. de 2020
Good
por APPIREDDY S
•24 de jun. de 2020
Good
por tale p
•23 de jun. de 2020
good
por Hritik r
•16 de jun. de 2020
Nice
por PASUPULETI S D
•14 de jun. de 2020
good
por ANJANA P K
•24 de may. de 2020
Good
por vishakha j
•20 de may. de 2020
Nice
por Chaitanya T
•26 de abr. de 2020
nice
por Sahil g
•21 de mar. de 2020
nive
por Dante E L V
•18 de mar. de 2019
Good
por shri r
•6 de mar. de 2019
Good
por Umesh S
•5 de mar. de 2019
Good
por Ileana I
•1 de dic. de 2021
e
por Ambra S
•5 de dic. de 2020
ok
por Mahsa S
•28 de abr. de 2022
a
por Shreeya T
•5 de sep. de 2020
.
por Cassandra L X H
•29 de may. de 2020
-
por James M J
•22 de oct. de 2015
E
por Harry M
•25 de sep. de 2020
This is a well organized course with lots of thought provoking material. Professor Shapiro's presentations were solid, occasionally humorous and worth my time and effort. At first I didn't find the format of the course's British-tutorial approach to my liking but by week 4, I understood the reasons for this approach.
The readings were appropriate but, from my novice background, a bit over my head; the quizzes were not as easy as I thought they would be (which was a good thing). I was sad when the course ended.
That being said, the course desperately needs updating, especially in the Trump era, where political immorality is flourishing. The past four years have seen the decline in democracy in many developed and developing countries. An updated course, in which this decline is incorporated into the course material would be valuable.
That said, this was a valuable experience for this political junkie. Dr. Shapiro not only 'knows his stuff' but he can actually teach....a combination that is not always the case in higher education.
por Lloyd A
•9 de abr. de 2016
Really enjoyed this course, although it was like a whistle-stop tour of political philosophy. That is probably the one thing I would change about it - the title. Foundations of Modern Political Philosophy might be more appropriate as morality was only briefly touched on. But it was jam=packed with information and education, really good, Professor Shapiro was excellent, and whilst the students were a little infuriating at times, I guess that adds to it too. Thank you.
por Arpitha R
•8 de jul. de 2020
I started this course with zero knowledge of politics and the like. Now I think I have understood the working of governments and why laws are made the way they are, according to history. I have basic knowledge and can now start forming my opinions on politics and the economy. Prof. Shapiro was a delight to listen to as well. Very knowledgable and graceful. Thank you
por Stella L X T
•28 de may. de 2020
A little complicated to grasp for a non-American, but I managed to get a basic understanding of how politics were shaped through the many theories over the years, and try to apply my understanding to my country's governance situation. An insightful course that required quite a bit of thinking to keep up. Thank you Prof and the 2 students, for all the effort!
por ravi t k
•24 de oct. de 2015
This is a great course to start. Although I am an Engineer by profession, i grew up following different political systems all over the world. I always amazed by the contradictory views of them. Finally, this course helped me to get a sense of different political theories and raised my interest much more. Thanks!
por Hanis
•24 de ene. de 2021
I enjoyed all Prof Shapiro's lesson about the moral foundation of politics. His class gave me an insight into how we developed our political views from the early days. It was a little hard to understand all the terms used in this course, so I suggest using your reading and research.