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PHIL 230/2113 - Introduction to Ethics (3 cr.)


Description
This course introduces moral philosophy, the attempt to provide systematic explanations of standards for human conduct. Can we determine what the right thing is for us to do? How does society set its normative rules? How is a normative discourse possible? Selected texts provide the relevant context in which these questions will be examined.

When Offered
Offered in alternate years.


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