PHIL 255: Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics and Society (Rev. C1 & C2) Report a Broken Link

Philosophy 255: Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics and Society is a three-credit course that introduces you to philosophy by exploring leading ethical theories and their application to matters of social concern.

Textbook


Vice & Virtue in Everyday Life: Introductory Readings in Ethics. 9th edition. Edited by Christina Hoff Sommers and Fred Sommers. Boston: Wadsworth, 2013.

Course Introduction


PHIL 255 Course Introduction [video]

Unit 1: Introducing Philosophy


Unit 2: Moral Relativism


Unit 3: Divine Command Theory


Unit 4: Ethical Egoism


Unit 5: Utilitarianism


Unit 6: Kantian Ethics


Unit 7: Virtue Ethics


Unit 8: Sex and the Ethics of Gay Rights


Unit 9: Bullshit and the Ethics of Advertising


Unit 10: Birth and the Ethics of Abortion


Assignment 2: OER Evaluation


Unit 12


Unit 13