The origins of this movement, as well as its influence in theology, psychology, and the arts, will be examined. Experimentation on human subjects, organ transplants, genetic control, behaviour modification, active and passive euthanasia, and the question of priorities in health care, against the background of both natural rights and utilitarian considerations. One year of university study. No previous philosophy courses required. Introduction to symbolic logic.
Symbolism is developed for the analysis and evaluation of arguments.
No previous philosophy courses required.