Durham University (DUT)

Intersectionality of race, gender and class in the prison industrial complex, focusing on Angela Davis' critique of Foucault's power analysis: Racialisation of Punishment - Punishment in slavery - After slavery's 'abolition' - Criminalisation of POC communities Gendering of Punishment - Gendered character of punishment - Notion Feminine criminality - Incarceration beyond the prison system - Hyper-sexualisation of female prisoners Intersection of Gender & Race in Punishment ...

Foucault - Modern disciplinary power - 3 techniques of control - Analysis of power The Panopticon - Bentham / Foucault on the Panopticon - Discipline - Normalisation - Shift in power

Value of criminal law - Punishment - Compensation - Issues regarding who has the authority to punish - Justification of punishment Functions of criminal law - Retributivism - Prevention - Communication Constrains of Justified Punishment - Absolute Proportionality - Relative Proportionality

Notes from readings done to supplement the lecture notes for this topic including the function of criminal law and issues of gender and race in the prison industrial complex. Sources: Legal Punishment - Stanford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy Are Prisons Obsolete? - Angela Davis

These notes consist of the topics in the 'Criminal Justice' part of the Applied Ethics module including the function of criminal law, Foucault's power analysis and intersectionality in the prison industrial complex. Function of Criminal Law (retributivism, deterrence, communication) Evolution of Punishment (inc. Enlightenment values, reforms, slavery) Foucault's Analysis of Modern Disciplinary Power Bentham's Panopticon Angela Davis' Critique of Foucault's Analysis Gendered Character of ...

In these notes, all the topics in the 'Disability' part of the Applied Ethics module are covered including outlines of various accounts of disability and evaluation of these, as well as debates regarding the value of disability. Naturalistic Accounts (inc. Species-Norm, Negative Departure from Norm) Social Constructionist Accounts (inc. Social Model, Social Exclusion Model) Solidarity Account (Elizabeth Barnes) Marginalised Functioning Bad-Difference View Mere-Difference View / Value-N...

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A condensed summary of all relevant equations and graphs for physics for chemists term 1, with detailed explanations. This significantly reduces time spent revising this module.

Condensed summary of physics for chemists term 2, including every equation and examples of how to solve problems with these equations. This will significantly reduce time spent revising this module.

Worked through examples of eigenvalues and vector questions which are frequent in exams. Includes a step by step method as to how to answer these styles of questions.