What is justice, and what is injustice?

1. What is justice, and what is injustice? Think about some examples of either category. Discuss them. Do you think that, by and large, we live in a world of justice or rather a series of unjust situations? Think about the relationship between justice and power.
2.The politics and ethics of the pandemic:
Write a reaction paragraph to the interview with historian Frank Snowden on Democracy Now! Also, watch the documentary on the Spanish Flu for further background information.
Snowden interview: https://www.democracynow.org/2020/5/18/frank_snowden_covid_19_epidemics_history
Spanish Flu documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDY5COg2P2c&t=19s
3.What is the meaning of “bare life” in Agamben? Can you think of examples bare life in societies today, at the local or global level? Give some examples and discuss them.
4.Write your reaction to the following, powerful passage in Jennings chapter on Nazi legacy and bioethics:
“The legacy of medical involvement during the Holocaust has reframed how people view the relationships among physicians, patients, and the state. A variety of contemporary parallels in modern medicine have arisen, including the role of physicians as agents of the state, physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, physician-aided killing in capital punishment, military medicine and dual loyalty, physician involvement in torture, screening for genetic diseases and genetic engineering, state-prescribed reproductive policies, medicine and economic pressures, research ethics, and stigmatization and dehumanization.”