LIR102 V25 Rättvisa - idéer och ideal i fiktion, filosofi och religion
Welcome to 'LIR102 Justice--ideas and ideals in fiction, philosophy and religion!
Spring 2025
NOTE: this course will include international exchange students, so course information and lectures will be in English. Swedish-speaking students are very welcome to speak and work in Swedish.
This first meeting for this course will take place on Tuesday 21 January from 15.15-17.00 in Humanisten room J303. The second will take place on Tuesday 4 February from 14.15-17.00. Mandatory seminar sessions will take place on the following dates: 4 February, 18 February, 25 February, 4 March, 11 March, 18 March. In addition to seminar participation, the primary form of assessment will be a final essay that is due at midnight on Tuesday 26 March.
Once you have registered for the course, all course information may be found through the 'Modules' link on the left of the screen.
Course coordinator: Martin Westerholm
Important links and course documents:
Course syllabus
Schedule
Registration for the course will be open between 9-16 January
You can read more about how to register yourself here
Information for re-registered students
If you are re-registered for the course, it is important that you contact the course coordinator for the course(s) you are re-registering for at the start of the course to confirm which parts and examinations you have to do.
Studentportal
On the Studentportal you will find everything you need to manage your studies and university life.
Plagiarism
Plagiarism involves presenting someone else's text or other material as if it were your own, by, for example, not marking a quote or copying material without correct referencing.
Find out more: Plagiarism
Disability study support
All students at the University of Gothenburg are to have the opportunity to complete their studies successfully. Study support is available for those who have a long-term, documented disability.
Find out more: Disability-study-support
Useful links
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Information about the Department of Literature, History of Ideas and Religion can be found on our website: LIR