BLOG 8: A SUBJECT I ENJOY STUDYING THIS SEMESTER
Hi, I’m
going to talk about one of my favourite subject of this semester of Psychology;
Violence, Power and Law.
Violence, Power
and Law is a subject about Politics, legal Phycology, Sociology and Philosophy.
The format of the class is discussions about texts and authors corresponding to
each class. The teachers make us sitting in a circle and talk about the authors
and explain our political stance with respect to the main contents.
The bad
thing about the class is the amount of work to each class. Sometimes time is
not enough, so you couldn’t finished the readings completely. So, if you don’t read
all the authors and works you don’t be able to talk or discuss with the group
or the class, because you must be talk from a determinate epistemological
posture.
The main
contents that we have seen in this subject are the relationship with the Legal
System and the poverty, the globalization, the decadency of the Democracy, Racism,
Classism, Feminism, and how all of this impact in the mental health of human
beings.
I loved the
subject, because the bibliography and the authors required are very deep and
interesting, and bring you a vision about the Legal System and Democracy from a
very critical eye analyzing authors like Zizek, Walter Benjamin, Agamben,
Pierre Bourdieu, Freud, Wacquant, Hobbes, Foucault and many others.
Hi Fabiana, how are you? I am fine; I really like reading your blog, it´s very interesting how the class is structured. Take care, good bye!!
ResponderEliminarHi Fabiana,
ResponderEliminarI believe that your subject is very interesting, i would like read more about it, maybe look for an author to know about it.
Regards!
Hi Fabiana, the authors of these course sounds great all together. What did you read about Zizek? I want to begin to read him, but I don't know where.
ResponderEliminarRegards!
Hello Fahbi!
ResponderEliminarI had heard that this subject was somewhat complicated. What do you think?
Another thing, could you recommend me specific bibliography of each author?
See you!