Daniel Fram

There was a lot of reading, but it feels like we didn’t really move forward. The materials were interesting, yet by the end, I wasn’t sure what the main takeaway was. It lost steam after a while and was just eh.

I took this class because it was required for the major, not because I wanted to, and although it's about what you'd expect for an intro political philosophy course, I did generally enjoy the content and especially Professor Fram's consistent enthusiasm. The weekly discussions could have been organized a bit better, but I got a lot more out of this class than I originally expected. Lots of reading, but a lot of it can be skimmed.

I took this class because it was required for the major, not because I wanted to, and although it's about what you'd expect for an intro political philosophy course, I did generally enjoy the content and especially Professor Fram's consistent enthusiasm. The weekly discussions could have been organized a bit better, but I got a lot m …Read more

Professor Fram is an outstanding instructor who demonstrates a deep passion for political philosophy. I greatly enjoyed this course and gained substantial insight into the subject. While the quizzes were occasionally challenging, they were fair and manageable with thorough preparation and consistent reading. His sense of humor and enthusiasm make lectures both engaging and intellectually stimulating.

Professor Fram is an outstanding instructor who demonstrates a deep passion for political philosophy. I greatly enjoyed this course and gained substantial insight into the subject. While the quizzes were occasionally challenging, they were fair and manageable with thorough preparation and consistent reading. His sense of humor and en …Read more