SOSC 2350 Study Guide - Final Guide: Racialization, Intersectionality, Critical Legal Studies

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 2350
• Professor: Allyson Lunny

Document Summary

Formal equality on one hand and substantive equality on. Sosc 2350 law & society final examination on saturday april. These questions will appear on the final exam, 1)liberalism espouses a belief in foundational equality and formal equality. In terms of the former, liberals assert that we are born equal with an equal entitlement. In terms of formal equality, the liberal paradigm favours equal status for all members of society regardless of social background. Drawing on examples provided in readings and lectures on feminism, critical race theory, and/or citizenship, discuss concerns with a. Difference blind" approach. the other, race, class, ,focus on the law without refernce to social context, talk about this through perspective of feminism or critical race theory, discuss intersectionality, 2)john stuart mill"s essay on liberty is concerned with the question of the nature and limits of power which can be legitimately exercised by society over the individual.