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CLUSTER 79CWLiving Well and Doing Good: The Art and Science of Human Flourishing, Kindness, and Service—Special Topics

Clusters · 6 units · Undergraduate lower division (0-99)

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Consideration of what it means to live well. Exploration of foundational and contemporary ideas of human flourishing, drawing from philosophy, public health, psychology, sociology, and the arts. Satisfies Writing II requirement.

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Requisite: course 79B.

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CLUSTER 79B

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CLUSTER 79CW

  • CLUSTER 79BLiving Well and Doing Good: The Art and Science of Human Flourishing, Kindness, and Service
    • CLUSTER 79ALiving Well and Doing Good: The Art and Science of Human Flourishing, Kindness, and Service

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