New Course Offering in Fall, 2000
ETHICS
Philosophy 255 (Tuesday/Thursday 2:00-3:20)
Dr. Ted Toadvine
Toward
what kind of life should human beings strive?
Is
ethics just one way that the STRONG try to CONTROL the WEAK?
Are our morals RELATIVE
to our CULTURE?
Should
we pursue the HAPPINESS of the GREATEST NUMBER OF PEOPLE?
Do WOMEN
think differently about ethical problems than MEN?
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Read the classic ethical works
of the western intellectual tradition,
including Plato, Aristotle,
Hume, Kant, Mill, and Nietzsche,
along with contributions from
20th-century authors.
For more information, contact Ted Toadvine, Social
Sciences (x5566, toadvint@emporia.edu)
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