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HONS 325H - Justice

Credits: 3
What is justice? Is it a process, an end result, or both? Using concepts of right and wrong developed by Classical writers, medieval philosophers and recent Christian theologians, this course considers the relationships between justice and religious understandings of human nature and society. It then analyzes selected policies where concepts of justice can or should play a role, and critically examines the practical results of attempts to create greater social justice.

Grade Mode: Normal (A-F,I,W)
Prerequisite(s): HONS 115H. Elective.
Schedule Type: Lecture
Offering: Odd years
College Code: HONS


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