Seminars for the group study of selected topics not covered by regularly scheduled courses. Topics will vary from semester to semester.

This course re-examines the famous Japanese animation Attack on Titan from four different areas, thereby challenging students to think both creatively and critically about the contemporary world. Through utilizing models and theories drawn from political science, philosophy, game theory, and leadership, the course aims to strengthen students’ intellectual understanding of Attack on Titan and their ability to apply the knowledge to real-life issues related to the distribution of power, domination, free will vs. determinism, the game of warfare, and strategic thinking. The methods of instruction include a combination of in-person lectures, class discussions, group projects, and an individual presentation due in the final week of the semester.

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