CGS 070 PZ -Whose Justice?

Institution: Pitzer

Description: If justice occurs under the terms of the modern nation-state, then how is justice served for those violated by the nation-state, such as the colonized, the refugee, outlawed movements, and those who queer national norms? This course explores justice under the modern nation-state and forms of justice that interrogate the assumptions of the modern, working across social differences to introduce theories of justice from within and beyond Eurocentric rights, courts, and objectivity. Readings will be drawn from social movements, novels and indigenous narratives, parody and humor, court cases, feminist and queer performances, postmodern social theory, and modern documents.

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