REL 322
Spring 2026 All Classes
All Classes
Crime, Punishment, and Redemption in the U.S.
Credit: 3 hours.
The criminal-penal system in the United States is a complex web of mutually reinforcing institutions, practices, and moral values. This course fosters a deep analysis of the U.S. criminal-penal system with special attention to the role of religion and explores the religious concepts that have informed our moral imaginations regarding crime, punishment, redemption, and the socio-political resistance against our criminal-penal system.
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77299
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Lecture-Discussion
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3:00PM
-5:30PM
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M
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113 English Building
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Thurston, S
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