CAP401 examines the politics and ethics of knowledge through the lenses of narrative, attention, and authority. Treating science and religion as systems that organize evidence, authorize belief, and mobilize action, the course traces patterns that emerge when worldviews collide. Students analyze how attention governs salience, how stories calibrate standards of proof, and how institutions legitimize some knowledges while marginalizing others.
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