Thinking About Politicians
The second SLC symposium, called "Thinking about Politicians: Max Weber's Politics as a Vocation'" will be on Tuesday, October 30th, 1:30-3 pm in the Pillow Room.
As we are entering an election year, the symposium is addressing the question of what it means to be a politician in a mass democracy and which qualities a politician should have. Max Weber's classical essay will serve as our springboard for our conversation.
The panelists are: Elke Zuern (Political Science), Fred Smoler (Literature), Philip Swoboda (History), and Patrisia Macias (Sociology).
Weber's essay is available through MySLC.
As we are entering an election year, the symposium is addressing the question of what it means to be a politician in a mass democracy and which qualities a politician should have. Max Weber's classical essay will serve as our springboard for our conversation.
The panelists are: Elke Zuern (Political Science), Fred Smoler (Literature), Philip Swoboda (History), and Patrisia Macias (Sociology).
Weber's essay is available through MySLC.
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