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Dec 21, 2024
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PHIL 203 - Introduction to Ethics An examination of selected historical and contemporary accounts of how we should live, of what makes life good, of what does harm, of what constrains our actions, and of what gives our lives meaning.
Unit(s): 1 Group Distribution Requirement(s): Distribution Group I Instructional Method: Conference Grading Mode: Letter grading (A-F) Notes: This course meets the department’s ethics requirement. Not offered: 2024-25 Group Distribution Learning Outcome(s):
- Understand how arguments can be made, visions presented, or feelings or ideas conveyed through language or other modes of expression (symbols, movement, images, sounds, etc.).
- Analyze and interpret texts, whether literary or philosophical, in English or a foreign language, or works of the visual or performing arts.
- Evaluate arguments made in or about texts (whether literary or philosophical, in English or a foreign language, or works of the visual or performing arts).
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