CORE 002 SC - Display, Desire and Domination

Using texts from the fields of political science, philosophy, international relations, and history, Justice in Theory and Practice examines the way that thinkers from a variety of disciplines have explored justice in theory and in practice. By investigating ways that philosophers have theorized about justice and scholars of politics and history have applied ideas about justice empirically, this course would fit the theme of truth by looking at how notions of justice differ by time period and area of application, including in war crimes, terrorism, human rights, and truth commissions.

Note: If you took FREN116 SC, you cannot earn credit for this Core 2 section.

Course Credit: 1.0
Offered: Occasionally

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