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PHIL 335CH - Law, Knowledge and Colonialism
This course considers philosophical issues that arise at the intersection of the philosophy of law, epistemology and some philosophical accounts of colonialism. Questions that will be considered include: How does the domination of Indigenous legal and knowledge traditions contribute to colonialism? And, why is colonialism an unjust social formation? *Prerequisite: One 200-level philosophy course or permission of Department Head.* 3.000 Credit hours 3.000 Lecture hours Levels: Undergraduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Examination Philosophy Department Course Attributes: Philosophy Problems, Philosophy Values

PHIL 335CH - Law, Knowledge and Colonialism

This course considers philosophical issues that arise at the intersection of the philosophy of law, epistemology and some philosophical accounts of colonialism. Questions that will be considered include: How does the domination of Indigenous legal and knowledge traditions contribute to colonialism? And, why is colonialism an unjust social formation? ***Prerequisite: One 200-level philosophy course or permission of Department Head.***
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Lecture hours

Levels: Undergraduate
Schedule Types: Lecture, Examination

Philosophy Department

Course Attributes:
Philosophy Problems, Philosophy Values

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