Overview
Looking back over all of the thinkers we've read this semester, which one do you think has proven the most useful to you, both as a means to understanding moral philosophy as well as a tool for helping you to make ethical decisions in your own life? The link to the book is below.
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we have read about these people
Introduction, pp. ix-xiv Marino
Chapter 1, pp. 6-23 Plato: Euthyphro
Chapters 1 & 12, pp. 38-42, 301-305 Plato: Republic, Book II & Kierkegaard: The Sickness Unto Death
Chapter 2, pp. 46-65 Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics, Book I
Chapter 2, pp. 66-80 Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics, Book II
Chapters 4-5, pp. 110-118 & 122-133 Sts. Augustine and Thomas Aquinas
Chapter 18, pp. 358-377 King: Letter from a Birmingham Jail
Chapter 7, pp. 152-162, 179-187 Hume: Enquiry
Chapter 8, pp. 191-203 Kant: Fundamental Principles, 1st Sectio
Chapter 8, pp. 203-224 Kant: Fundamental Principles, 2nd Section
Chapter 9, pp. 228-255 Mill: Utilitarianism
Chapter 25, pp. 506-529 Singer: Rich and Poor
Chapter 23, pp. 463-485 Wolf: Moral Saints
book infomation
Required text Ethics: The Essential Writings, ed. Gordon Marino (New York: Modern Library, 2010). ISBN: 978- 0812977783.
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