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PHIL 157/3.0: Moral Issues
Delivery Mode: Online
Term Offered: Fall 2013
Session Dates: Sep 9-Nov 29, 2013
Exam Dates: Dec 4-19, 2013
This course is available to both Queen’s and non-Queen’s students. Non-Queen’s students (including interest students, visiting students, and new online degree students) must first apply for admission. The following course description is presented for informational purposes only and is subject to change.
Instructor
Paul Fairfield Learn more about the instructor...
E-mail: paulfairfield@hotmail.com
Phone: 613-533-6000 ext. 78185
Course Description
This online philosophy course is an introduction to ethics via an examination of controversial moral issues. Special topics: abortion; animal rights; euthanasia.
Course Topics
Topic 1: Euthanasia and the Duty to Die
Topic 2: Gay Rights and Same-Sex Marriage
Topic 3: Drugs and Addiction
Topic 4: The Moral Status of Animals
Topic 5: Global Warming and Consumption
Topic 6: War and Terrorism
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