Exploring term Fall 2023 Change
- ACAN: Arts of Canada
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- AE: Art Education
- AGEI: Ageing
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- ASL: American Sign Language
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- LAW100: The Constitutional Law Process
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- LAW340: Indigenous Lands, Rights and Governance
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- LAW343E: Topics in Experiential Learning
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- LAW367A: Information and Privacy Law
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- LAW370: Law and Society in Southeast Asia
- LAW372: Public Policy, Law and Dispute Resolution
- LAW373: International Human Rights and Dispute Resolution
- LAW374: Law of the European Union
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- LAW376A: International Law, Governance and Climate Change
- LAW377: International Arbitration
- LAW378: Equality, Human Rights, and Social Justice Law
- LAW379: Law and Religion
- LAW380: Bioethics, Personhood and the Law
- LAW381: Animals, Culture and the Law
- LAW383: Municipal Law and Sustainability
- LAW384: Field Course in Reconciliation, Ecology and Place-based Law
- LAW385: Comparative Copyright Law
- LAW387: Health Law
- LAW388: Advanced Legal Research and Writing
- LAW388A: Indigenous Law Research, Method and Practice
- LAW389: Appeal - Review of Current Law and Law Reform
- LAW390: Major Research Paper Requirement
- LAW391: Supervised Group Project
- LAW391E: Supervised Experiential Learning Group Project
- LAW392: Water Law
- LAW393: Contaminated Sites and Environmental Remediation
- LAW394: Environmental Law and Science
- LAW395: Comparative Indigenous Rights
- LAW395A: Intersocietal Jurisprudence Through Cinema
- LAW395I: Coast Salish Legal Studies and Language
- LAW396: Nonprofit Sector Law
- LAW397: Indigenous Legal Theories
- LAW399: Supervised Research and Writing
- LAW450I: Indigenous Field Study Level II
LAW395A
Intersocietal Jurisprudence Through Cinema
Draws Canadian and Indigenous legal orders into engagement, using film as a primary text. Examines Hollywood, documentary, and independent film genres, produced by both Indigenous and non-Indigenous filmmakers, focusing on intersocietal encounters. Considers theoretical, philosophical and practical scholarship about the cinematic realm to explore how narrative, oral and visual tools of storytelling structure understandings of law, justice, gender, truth, community and nation.
Lecture: 3h
Lab: 0h
Tutorial: 0h
Credits: 1.5