Social Justice: Theories and Philosophical Perspectives
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Social Justice
Defining social justice, its importance, and relevance in modern society

Module #2
Historical Context of Social Justice
Exploring the historical roots of social justice movements and philosophies

Module #3
Philosophical Foundations of Social Justice
Introduction to key philosophical concepts:justice, equality, liberty, and human rights

Module #4
John Rawls and the Theory of Justice
Examining Rawls principles of justice as fairness and the original position

Module #5
Robert Nozick and the Minimal State
Analyzing Nozicks critique of distributive justice and the role of the state

Module #6
Marxist and Socialist Perspectives on Social Justice
Exploring Marxist and socialist theories of exploitation, alienation, and class struggle

Module #7
Feminist Theories of Social Justice
Examining feminist critiques of patriarchy, gender equality, and intersectionality

Module #8
Critical Race Theory and Social Justice
Analyzing the role of race and racism in shaping social justice and inequality

Module #9
Queer Theory and LGBTQ+ Rights
Exploring the intersection of sexuality, gender, and social justice

Module #10
Global Justice and Cosmopolitanism
Discussing global justice, human rights, and the responsibilities of wealthy nations

Module #11
Environmental Justice and Sustainability
Examining the relationship between social justice and environmental degradation

Module #12
Social Justice and Public Health
Analyzing health disparities and the social determinants of health

Module #13
Education and Social Justice
Exploring the role of education in promoting social justice and equality

Module #14
Economic Justice and Inequality
Examining the causes and consequences of economic inequality and poverty

Module #15
Political Philosophy and Social Justice
Analyzing the relationship between political philosophy and social justice theories

Module #16
Restorative Justice and Prison Reform
Exploring alternative approaches to justice and punishment

Module #17
Social Justice and Human Rights in Practice
Case studies of social justice struggles and human rights activism

Module #18
Challenges and Critiques of Social Justice Theories
Examining criticisms and limitations of social justice theories and approaches

Module #19
Social Justice and Activism
Exploring the role of activism and advocacy in promoting social justice

Module #20
Social Justice and Policy Making
Analyzing the relationship between social justice and policy making at local and global levels

Module #21
Intersectionality and Social Justice
Examining the intersections of race, gender, class, and sexuality in social justice struggles

Module #22
Decolonizing Social Justice
Exploring the importance of decolonizing knowledge and approaches to social justice

Module #23
Social Justice and Cultural Competence
Examining the importance of cultural competence in promoting social justice

Module #24
Technology and Social Justice
Analyzing the impact of technology on social justice and inequality

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Social Justice: Theories and Philosophical Perspectives career

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Social Justice: Theories and Philosophical Perspectives ( 25 Modules )

Social Justice: Theories and Philosophical Perspectives
( 25 Modules )