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To equip learners with the vital philosophical and religious concepts, which have influenced attitudes, morality, and ways of life. To train learners to think analytically and critically towards certain phenomena in order that they can apply their knowledge and understanding to their own social situations.

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Influence of popular culture upon the thought and behavior of societies in both Britain and the United States from the nineteenth century to the present. Emergence of popular culture and its relation to the changing social and political climates of the eras under discussion

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Principles and methods of interpretative translation. Practice of language skills involved in Thai-English interpretative translation in various scenarios.

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This course is provided for students who have no background knowledge in Spanish or are approved by the instructor. These credits are not counted for those who study in the Minor Program in Hispanic and Latin American Studies or those who study as a foreign language elective. Fundamental Spanish with the emphasis on four communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing for daily-life communication

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The definition of democracy in the modern sense; analysis of strengths and weaknesses of democracy as a political system in theory and practice.

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The key actors and structures shaping British foreign policy. Britain’s place in the world from historical and contemporary vantage points.

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A seminar course offering an in-depth study of key issues in American history.

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The representation of women and men in British and American literature. Comparison of different literary periods in terms of rights, power, self-expression, and alternative genders.

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To study the development of world societies from 1500 A.D. to the present. An emphasis is placed upon the relationship of economy, political system, administration, society, culture, science and technology, leading to modern world changes.