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80-342 Ethics and Oppression


Units:9.0
Department:Philosophy
Cross-listed:80-642
Related URLs:http://www.hss.cmu.edu/philosophy

Women and minorities are oppressed in the US and around the world. Taking oppression as a given, this course explores its nature, causes, consequences and ethical issues that arise from it. Topics include the role of institutions, the media, violence and internalized oppression. A central question concerns moral obligations that arise when people learn about oppression. Results of efforts to free human interactions and social structures from oppression and/or to ameliorate the consequences of oppressive systems and societies are also explored.

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  Spring 2005 times

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A 10:00 am - 12:20 pm F Harty BH 150 Add course to my schedule



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