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Human
Rights in Canadian History
History 24.393
Autumn 2001
[Printable Outline]
UPDATE:
The readings of Cunningham and Van Bueren, for Monday October 29,
which have not been included in the course pack, are now available in
the Underhill Reading Room of the History Department (PA 430). You will
find them in the box marked with the course number and there is a photocopy
machine in the Reading Room which can be used with your student card.
Instructor: Dominique
Marshall
This
course surveys the history of human rights from their philosophical
foundations to the present times. It will address various countries,
and will keep a particular attention to the Canadian dimension of each
question. The first lectures will be devoted to a chronological history,
while most of the term will be organised around aspects of social life
where human rights have become especially important.
Textbook:
Coursepack for sale at the bookstore for this course.
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