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LAW 486

Jurisprudence

3 units

Winter 2026

Topics

  • Critically engage with and describe selected jurisprudential, sociological, critical, and Indigenous approaches to law
  • Intelligently assess how the e6ects of power, colonialism, and social marginalization shape current legal fields

Readings

  • Borrows, John. 2019. Law’s Indigenous Ethics. Toronto: University of Toronto Press
    unspecified
  • Pavlich, George 2011. Law and Society Redefined, Toronto: Oxford University Press. Further required readings (e.g., articles) by weekly topic are available online through the library
    unspecified
Winter 2024

Topics

  • Critically evaluate and communicate selected jurisprudential, sociological, critical, and Indigenous approaches to law
  • Intelligently evaluate how power, colonialism, and social marginalization shape legal fields

Readings

  • Borrows, John. 2019. Law’s Indigenous Ethics. Toronto: University of Toronto Press
    required
  • Pavlich, George 2011 Law and Society Redefined, Toronto: Oxford University Press. Further required readings (e.g., articles) by topic (indicated in weekly topics) are available by linking to the Talis Aspire list and provisional weekly topics on eClass
    required
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