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PHL 203: Business Ethics DI
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course introduces the student to fundamental theories of justice – commutative, distributive, and social – based on the teleologicaland deontological moral theories in the Western philosophic tradition. Applications of these theories are made to cases concerning administrative law, product liability, affirmative action, acid rain, hazardous waste and others. Three lecture hours per week. Required of Business Administration majors, and of Sociology majors with a Human Behavior in Organizations option.
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PHL 209: Social Ethics di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An inquiry into the major theories in Moral Philosophy, with special application to social problems. Issues to be discussed will include some of the following: abortion, euthanasia, the death penalty, sexual equality, discrimination and reverse discrimination, pornography and censorship, violence, economic injustice, and environmental and population control. Recommended of Social Work majors, but also open to other students. Three lecture hours per week.
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PHL 218: Medical Ethics di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An examination of the moral dimensions of decision making in health related situations. Special attention will be focused on the implications for human life and values occasioned by recent advances in biological and medical technologies. Some of the main topics of consideration will be the following: euthanasia, reproductive technologies, behavior control, health-care delivery systems, human experimentation, pollution, and genetic engineering. Three lecture hours per week.
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PHL 224: Environmental Ethics di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
This course will incorporate a survey of the philosophical issues and methodological assumptions employed in the developing field of environmental ethics with a study of the ethical issues raised by the current environmental movement. Some of the issues to be discussed will be the moral status of animals and our natural environment, pollution, population, hunger, energy, our obligation to future generations and the just distribution of scarce resources.
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PHL 240N: History of Western Philosophy I: Antiquity & The Middle Ages di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
A survey of Western philosophy from its Greek origins in the 6thcentury B.C. to European high scholasticism in the 13th- and 14thcenturies A.D. Students will be introduced to major philosophical ideas of Pre-Socratic, Classical Greek, and Hellenistic thinkers and will trace the influence of these ideas upon medieval philosophers. Course themes include the nature of reality, knowledge, and the life of excellence. Three lecture hours per week. Not open to students who have received credit for PHL240.
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PHL 260N: History of Western Philosophy II: The Modern Era di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
A survey of major philosophical figures of modern Western philosophy such as Descartes, Hume, Kant, and Hegel. Arguably, modern Western philosophy began with 15th-century Renaissance thought and ended in the 19th century. Topics may include the existence and nature of God, the extent and sources of human knowledge, the nature of substance, and the mind/body problem. Three lecture hours per week. Completion of PHL240N is recommended before PHL260N. Not open to students who have received credit for PHL160 or PHL260.
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PHL 303: Philosophy of Religion di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
A critical study of the relationship between faith and knowledge. Special emphasis will be placed on the following themes: the existence and nature of God, the problem of evil, immorality, religion and science, naturalistic explanations of religion, religious language, and religious experience. Three lecture hours per week.
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PHL 304: Existentialism w, di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
An analysis and discussion of the "human condition," with special emphasis on the philosophic literature of Kierkegaard, Nietszche, Heidegger, Sartre and others. Three lecture hours per week. Recommended for English and Psychology Majors.
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PHL 305: Social And Political Philosophy w, di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
The course examines major normative theories of society and politics. Particular attention will be paid to questions of justice, rights, liberty, equality, natural law, and political obligations. Theories studied include libertarianism, contractarianism, communitarianism, utilitarianism, democratic theory, capitalism, socialism, Marxism, anarchism, environmentalism, or other significant theories of social and political philosophy. Not open to students who have received credit for PHL305A. Three lecture hours per week.
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PHL 307: Ethics di
3.00 Credits
Salem State University
A critical analysis of the different types of ethical theories through a reading and discussion of selected classical and contemporary works. Special emphasis will be placed on the ontological status of moral values and the problems of freedom and responsibility. Three lecture hours per week.
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