ethics syllabus

As one can see from the above, ethics, as a branch of philosophy, is not a new discipline: it began with Socrates, over 2400 years ago, and it was one of the.

spot.colorado.edu·167.5 KB

This course introduces students to ethical issues common to the professions. The term "profession" is a label for a class of occupations,.

emajor.usg.edu·163.3 KB

This course introduces students to the core areas of philosophy: Metaphysics, Epistemology, Value Theory and Logic. Problems examined include some or all of ...

philosophy-religion.ecu.edu·147.6 KB

Introduction: CLO rubrics provide a common set of definitions and expectations for Core learning across the Core and the University.

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Organization of topics: The course is divided into four units: (1) a unit on specific ethical questions; (2) a unit on normative theories; (3) a unit on moral ...

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The main goal of "Topics in Moral Philosophy" in Spring 2010 is to explore possible variations of Consequentialism—possible ways to reason from "good ...

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To begin this course, we will introduce the three central theories in normative and applied ethics: virtue ethics, consequentialism, and Kantian deontology.

digitalmeasures.utep.edu·120.3 KB

Course Description. This course will explore the deep questions about how we ought to live and what kind of person we ought to be.

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The course provides a comprehensive survey of normative ethical theories: virtue ethics, consequentialism, and deontology. Through the lenses of ...

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A case study can provide the context through which students apply ethical reasoning. For example, students involved in our bioethics curriculum. (Chowning & ...

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Course Description: This 10-week course serves as an introduction to philosophy through a number of central issues in moral philosophy.

philosophy.berkeley.edu·81.8 KB

PHIL 260 // Introduction to Moral Philosophy. Course description. This course will introduce students to some of the fundamental questions of moral philosophy.

philosophy.northwestern.edu·79.2 KB

This course is an introduction to the philosophical study of morality. It will examine several important ethical theories and perspectives concerning ...

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Through introducing a number of value and moral theories, this course aims to develop your ethical thinking skills; that is, the ability to identify ethically ...

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Some of the topics we will cover include oppression, reproductive rights, animal rights, and environmental ethics. COURSE OBJECTIVES. 1. Identify, assess, and ...

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