M.Phil 536

Ethics

Name: Ethics

Course Number: M.Phil 536

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

M.Phil 536 Ethics begins with an exploration of the differentiation between ethics and philosophy, examining key concepts like knowledge and belief. The course delves into the analysis of ethical principles, addressing attributes such as virtue and moral responsibility. Additionally, it critically examines moral challenges, with a particular focus on ethical dilemmas in various contexts.

Learning Outcomes:

Differentiate between ‘ethics’ and the ‘philosophy of ethics.’
Analyze concepts such as virtue, moral responsibility, and ethical principles as key terms in philosophical discourse.
Identify and critically analyze attributes applied to moral conduct in the Western philosophical tradition to evaluate the coherence of ethical theories.

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