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Collection of on line readings for Epic Questions: Mind meaning and morality summer 2011 at UVA
Updated on May 10, 12
Created on Jun 27, 11
Category: Schools & Education
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abby chill's List: Epic Questions
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Jul 05, 11
Virtue After Nietzsche for Richter
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Jul 05, 11
Introduction "Why Be Good" for Richter
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Jul 05, 11
Sandel on Utilitarianism (From Harvard Lectures)
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Jul 05, 11
Virtue is in the Motive, Chapter 5 Sandel
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Jul 05, 11
Mill "On Liberty"
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Jul 05, 11
Capabilities and Human Rights (for Hill)
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Jul 05, 11
Crito, for Hill
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Jul 05, 11
Justice as Fairness
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Jul 05, 11
Morals and )Politics 67 pages for Hill
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Jul 06, 11
The Case against Perfection by M. Sandel in Atlantic Monthly
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Jul 15, 11
basic site with adivce for implementing the teaching of philsosphy
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Jul 15, 11
senior project on milgram revisited
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Jul 16, 11
resources for use with materials by Sandel o justice and ethics
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Jul 17, 11
moral vertigo in an age of rapid technological change
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When science moves faster than moral understanding, as it does today, men and women struggle to articulate their unease. In liberal societies they reach first for the language of autonomy, fairness, and individual rights. But this part of our moral vocabulary is ill equipped to address the hardest questions posed by genetic engineering. The genomic revolution has induced a kind of moral vertigo.
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Some say cloning is wrong because it violates the right to autonomy: by choosing a child's genetic makeup in advance, parents deny the child's right to an open future.
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Sep 08, 11
home page of UVa Collab site for communication with colleagues
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