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Social Justice and Peace Studies Special Topics Courses 2006-2007
| SJPS 270a | SJPS 271b | SJPS 273a |
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| Description: Film is one of the most powerful forces shaping our images of the world. In the course, we will view and analyze several films from a number of countries. Each film will illumine one or another of the many forms of social (in)justice in our world. | ||
| Prerequisite(s):Social Justice and Peace Studies 020E, or permission of the Program Coordinator. | ||
| 3 hours, 0.5 course. | ||
| Prof:Trojcak (King’s) | ||
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| Description: Historically, religion has, and continues both to signal and to alleviate multiple forms of social injustice. However, it is also true that religion has, at times, also aggravated, even created some of these forms. The course will examine both outcomes, with a view to discriminating between authentic and inauthentic forms of religion. | ||
| Prerequisite(s):Social Justice and Peace Studies 020E, or permission of the Program Coordinator. | ||
| 3 hours, 0.5 course. | ||
| Prof:Trojcak (King’s) | ||
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