This class considers the intersection of ethical and political issues regarding global socioeconomic systems, ecological imbalance, and planetary change. It follows a pluralist methodology drawing from various world philosophical traditions and contemporary scholarship and explores issues of climate change and climate justice, decoloniality, social transformation and cultural pluralism. Antirequisites: The former Philosophy 2244F/G.

Extra Information: 3 lecture hours. Students are encouraged to take Philosophy 2242F/G: Philosophy of the Earth concurrently with or prior to this course to broaden their understanding of the ethical and social issues discussed in this course.