Facutly & Staff
Dr. Jill Hargis
Professor and Interim Chair of Political Science
Office Phone: 909-869-3882
Email: jehargis@cpp.edu
Office Location: 94-316
Office Hours: M 10:00am-12:00pm; Tu 10:30am-1:00pm; W 11:00am-1:00pm
Full CV
Academic Degrees
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PhD, University of California, Berkeley
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JD, Harvard University
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BA, University of Tennessee
Courses Taught
SPRING 2020
Observation of a variety of court sessions in the Los Angeles Superior Court system, including criminal, civil, juvenile, mental health, family law. Students meet with judges and lawyers at the courts and other offices of the legal system.
Selection of and preparation for an internship under faculty supervision. Development of a plan for identifying an internship opportunity related to career goals and conduct a search, apply, and be selected for an appropriate internship. Preparation for how to learn from and apply lessons from the internship shall be covered in meetings with the instructor.
Publications
Hargis, J. 2016. "Hannah Arendt's turn to the self and environmental responses to climate change paralysis." Environmental Politics, 25(3), 475-493. (Link)
Hargis, J.E. 2013. "Friedrich Nietzsche" in Encyclopedia of Modern Political Thought, eds. Claeys G. and L.T. Sargent. Washington DC: CQ Press. (Link)
Hargis, J.E. 2012. "From Demonization of the Masses to Democratic Practice in the work of Nietzsche, and Foucault." Human Studies, 34(4): 373-392. (Link)
Hargis, J.E. 2010. "(Dis)Embracing the Herd: A Look at Nietzsche’s Shifting Views of the Individual and the People." History of Political Thought, 31(3): 475-507. (Link)
Hargis, J.E. 2007. "Introduction" and co-editor in Histories of Postmodernism, an edited volume, with eds. Bevir, M. and S. Rushing. New York, NY: Routledge Press. (Link)
Hargis, J.E. 2007. "Chapter 3: Escape from the Subject: Heidegger’s Das Man and Being-in-the-world" in Histories of Postmodernism. New York, NY: Routledge Press. (Link)