PHIL 37 Ethical Theory
This course is broadly concerned with questions about what is right, good and virtuous. Some instances of the course will treat abstract questions. For example: Are moral principles universal or relative to a particular group? Is an act right just in case it maximizes happiness? Do we have good reason to be moral? More focused instances might include: Do we have duties to non-humans? When is it morally permissible to kill a person?
Prerequisite
One Philosophy course, or permission of the instructor.