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Fall 2010
Jul 05, 2020 |
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| PHIL 2290 - Ethics and Society |
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(Formerly 015.229) An examination of some contemporary ethical theories and their application to a number of practical issues. Current issues to be discussed may include: ethics and the environment; abortion and euthanasia; sexual freedom and human equality; civil disobedience; individual liberty vs. state authority; punishment; and, justice and utility. Students may not hold credit for PHIL 2290 (015.229) and any of: PHIL 2531 (015.253) or PHIL 2740 (015.274) or PHIL 2750 (015.275). Prerequisite: successful completion of 30 hours of university credit.
- 6.0 Credit hours Arts Course Philosophy Department Course Attributes: Humanities, Labour Studies:Elective, Philosophy:Group 3-Systematic Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Undergraduate Must be enrolled in one of the following Colleges: Faculty of Science Faculty of Engineering Faculty of Human Ecology Faculty of Management Faculty of Agric.and Food Sci. Faculty of Education Faculty of Architecture Faculty of Social Work College of Nursing School of Art College of Rehabilitation Sci Faculty of Music Faculty of Kines & Rec Mgmt Extended Education University 1 Faculty of Env, Earth, & Res Faculty of Arts Must be enrolled in one of the following Campuses: Main (Fort Garry & Bannatyne) |
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