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Course Criteria
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3.00 Credits
A study of the nature of art and theories of value, with special attention to the definition of "art," what we mean by "having aesthetic taste," what "creativity" is, and how visual amusic, poetry, and scientific images and models relate to issues in ethics, human emotions, and our social/political context.
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An introduction to ethical theory, with special emphasis on survey of classical theorists and on the study of theoretical debates in normative ethics.
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An introduction to social theory and practice, with special emphasis on survey of classical theories and the study of practical policy issues.
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A study of ethical issues in law and society, with special emphasis on the nature of law and legal reasoning, of responsibility and punishment, constitutional adjudication, procedural justice, the limits of liberty, and civil disobedience.
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A study of ethical issues in business and society, with special emphasis on corporate responsibility, regulation of business, and the protection of workers, consumers and the environment.
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A study of ethical issues in the media, with special emphasis on pursuit of news, advertising, media lobbying, terrorism and the media, the reporter and personal ethics, freedom of the press, and ethics and the Internet.
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A study of ethical issues in sport and society, with special emphasis on issues such as contest and competition, commercialization of sport, cheating, drug use, violence, gender and racial discrimination.
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A study of ethical issues in our interaction with the environment, with special emphasis on the defining of an environmental ethic and on specific issues such as local and global environmental case studies, deep ecology, ecofeminism, the history of the land ethic and its refinements, international governmental and non governmental policies, and the protection of endangered species and habitats.
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A study of ethical issues in the social sciences, with special emphasis on issues such as human and animal experimentation, counseling, behavior control, punishment, psychological and sociological determination, and gender and racial discrimination.
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A study of philosophical problems and issues in science, including theories of explanation, scientific method, implications of science practice on society.
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