POST 065 PZ -Data, Narratives, and Secularism

Institution: Pitzer

Description: This class is an intersection of public opinion research and secular studies. Students will draw from a wide range of available polling data to develop an original paper examining secular beliefs and behaviors among the American public. A core issue confronting secular studies within political science and other social sciences revolves around conceptualizations and operationalizations of secularism. In other words, what do we mean by secularism and how to we measure it? Since students will be undertaking a project with original data and analysis, it is imperative that they be precise in their conceptualizations and measurements of secularism.

Prerequisite(s): See the current course schedule for registration restrictions.

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