Among the theories to be discussed are the virtue theoretical approaches to ethics from Plato and Aristotle, the deontological ethical theory of Immanuel Kant, classical and contemporary utilitarianism, feminist ethics, and contemporary virtue theory. You will be able to identify and discuss in some detail major ethical theories and apply them to problems and concepts of a practical and theoretical nature. There are additional materials on reserve or available on-line through electronic research sources. These are listed in the schedule below. Examinations are based on readings, lectures and assignments completed or assigned prior to the date of their administration.
All examinations are sectional.
The final examination is NOT cumulative. Exams and the paper count equally in determining your final grade . View Paper Requirements, due date, etc. Grades are not negotiable. See the link to academic integrity .