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MORAL PHILOSOPHY: General Ethics - My Illinois State
MORALPHILOSOPHY. General Ethics p. 1 / Social Ethics p. 10 / Friendship p. 25. MORAL philosophy : General Ethics Arnold Hall, July 1999. Professor John Gueguen FIRST PART. INTRODUCTION. class 1 (July 13) Orientation to the course; the contemporary context 1. What Is Ethics and What Is Its Purpose? Readings: The philosophy of Art and Ethics , Maritain, 1962, ix On MORAL philosophy ; The Timely Need for MORAL philosophy , Simon, 1934, 2, The Nature of Man and His Place in the Cosmos, Redpath, 1983, 1. The Purpose of Human Life, Bourke,1951, ii Morality and Human Life, The Good for Man, McInerny, 1997, 1, 2. Living and Living Well, Good, Better, Best, Adler, 1978, 10, 11. Introduction, Dougherty, 1984. Goodness, Hildebrand, 1965, 5. erroneous MORAL systems, John Paul II, 1998, 46-47, 88-90. False Starts, Shaw, 1982, 8. on egoism, hedonism, existentialism, utilitarianism; Graham, 1990. The Roots of Modern Subjectivism, McInerny [Boyle, 1989]. The Goodness of Goodness and the Badness of Badness, Kreeft, 1994.
4 class 20 (July 22) – Human knowledge of the law of human nature and its function in the acquisition of moral virtues class 21 (July 22) – The impact of circumstantial changes on the observance of natural
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