Be sure to capture the four main points. Consider the dilemma posed by M llerian and Batesian mimicry. The concept of free will seems to conflict directly with the stimulus-response concepts that form the core of classical psychological thought. It also seems to conflict with what we are discovering about genes for behavior. Here's a summary and review of the theoretical, first one third of the course.
Personhood is an important concept in many contemporary ethical and social debates.
A person is a member of the moral community, possesses rights, and is owed duties. Because the concept is subject to misunderstanding and misuse, a focused examination is appropriate in this course. Analyze Isaac Asimov's essay, The Relativity of Wrong. If someone makes decisions for someone else, then that someone has power. The ethics of power has not escaped scrutiny and today you will be introduced to some particularly noteworthy views of it.