PHIL 3385 Justice: Tradition and Transformation

This course is a philosophical exploration of the concept of justice with emphasis on its role in the foundation of governments, and the structures of society as well as its significance as a personal value. Topics may include the role of justice in the ideal state, the Judeo-Christian conception of justice, the nature of injustice, of social justice, of freedom, law, and personal integrity, the rights of the individual, civil disobedience, and the meaning of equality.

Prerequisite

PHIL 1381. May be taken as a CLST elective. (Even-numbered Falls or as needed)