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Each chapter ends with "For Review" and "Exercises and Notes" sections | |
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Preface | |
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Embracing Ethics | |
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Ethics as a Learning Experience | |
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What Is Ethics? | |
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Why Study Ethics? | |
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Readings:: Alice Walker, "Am I Blue?"Ted Kerasote, from i | |
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Bloodties/i | |
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Ethics-Avoidance Disorders | |
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Flying by Instinct | |
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Offhand Self-Justification | |
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Dogmatism | |
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Relativism | |
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Using Your Tools #1: "Is Food the New Sex?" | |
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Readings:: Mary Eberstadt, "Is Food the New Sex?" | |
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Maggie Castor, "Food and Sex Reconsidered" | |
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Ethics and Religion | |
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An Approach to Religious Ethics | |
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Let the Stories Be Stories! | |
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Thinking for Yourselfi | |
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Reading:/i Jamal Rahman, "Making Peace with the Sword Verse" | |
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Moral Values | |
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Taking Values Seriously | |
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Varieties of Values | |
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Families of Moral Values | |
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Attending to Valuesi | |
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Reading:/i Rayna Rapp, "XYLO" | |
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Using Your Tools #2: Values on the Edgei | |
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Reading:/i Edward Abbey, "The Great American Desert" | |
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The Ethics of the Person | |
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Valuing Personsi | |
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Reading:/i Philip Hallie, "Le Chambon" | |
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Kant's Categorical Imperativei | |
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Reading:/i Immanuel Kant, from i | |
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Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals/i | |
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Rights, Equality, Justicei | |
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Reading:/i The United Nations Declaration of Human Rights | |
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The Ethics of Happiness | |
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Hedonismi | |
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Reading:/i Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, from i | |
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Flow/i | |
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Utilitarianism | |
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Readings:: John Stuart Mill, from i | |
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Utilitarianism/i | |
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Bertrand Russell, from "The Harm That Good Men Do" | |
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Can Utility Be the Single Measure of Value? | |
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Using Your Tools #3: A Utilitarian Approach to Povertyi | |
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Reading:/i Peter Singer, "The Solution to World Poverty" | |
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The Ethics of Virtue | |
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An Abundance of Virtues | |
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A Greek View of Virtuei | |
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Reading:/i Aristotle, from i | |
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Nicomachean Ethics/i | |
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A Chinese View of Virtuei | |
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Reading:/i Lao Tzu, from the i | |
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Tao Te Ching/i | |
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Cultivating the Virtuesi | |
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Reading:/i John Sullivan, from i | |
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Living Large/i | |
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The Ethics of Relationship | |
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Care Ethicsi | |
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Reading:/i Nel Noddings, from i | |
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Caring/i | |
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Ethics and Communityi | |
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Reading:/i Kwasi Wiredu, from "The Moral Foundations of an African Culture" | |
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The Expanding Circlei | |
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Reading:/i Aldo Leopold, from "The Land Ethic" | |
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Using Your Tools #4: Building a Student Code of Ethics | |
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Skills for Ethical Practice | |
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Critical Thinking | |
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Facts and Sources | |
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Inferences | |
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Definitions | |
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Quick Reference: Critical-Thinking Basics | |
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Judging Like Cases Alike | |
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Consistency Is a Challenge | |
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How to Restore Consistency | |
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Hypothetical Casesi | |
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Reading:/i Colin McGinn, "Speciesism" | |
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Quick Reference: Judging Like Cases Alike: Using Your Tools #5: Exploring the Welfare Question | |
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Dialogue | |
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How to Have a Fruitless Debate | |
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How to Have a Useful Discussion | |
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Readings:: Mary Jacksteit and Adrienne Kaufmann, "The Common Ground Network for Life and Choice" | |
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Spoma Jovanovic, "Deepening Ethical Dialogue" | |
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Quick Reference: Ethical Dialogue | |
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When Values Clash | |
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Right versus Right | |
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Integrating Values | |
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Big Decisionsi | |
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Reading:/i Roger Gottlieb, "Can We Talk? Understanding the 'Other Side" in the Animal Rights Debates" | |
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Quick Reference: When Values Clash: Using Your Tools #6: Can We Talk . . . about Marriage," Martin Fowler | |
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Creative Problem-Solving | |
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The Space for Inventiveness in Ethics | |
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Creative Explorations | |
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Creative Provocations | |
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Quick Reference: Creativity Basics | |
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Reframing Problems | |
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Opening Up a Problem | |
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Reading: Fran Peavey, "Strategic Questioning"Three Methods | |
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Can the Abortion Debate be Reframed? | |
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Quick Reference: Reframing Problems: Using Your Tools #7: Reframing Bioethical Issues: Or, Where Ethics Meets Politics | |
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Moral Vision | |
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Working from a Vision | |
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Environmental Visionsi | |
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Reading:/i Bill Thomas, from i | |
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What Are Old People For?/i | |
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Quick Reference: Moral Vision | |
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Challenges | |
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Response-ability | |
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Self-Possession | |
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Sexual Choices | |
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Readings:: Keith Clark, from i | |
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Being Sexual and Celibate/i | |
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Carol Queen, from i | |
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Real Live Nude Girl/i | |
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Eating | |
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Using Your Tools #8: Personal Ethical Mission Statements, by Nim Batchelor | |
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Making a Difference | |
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The Power of One | |
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Becoming a Change-Maker | |
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Communities Making Change | |
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Joining a Change-Making Community | |
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The Future of Ethics | |
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Three Doubts about Ethics | |
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Ethics Is Inescapable | |
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Turning Criticali | |
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Reading:/i William McDonough, "Design for a New World"Using Your Tools #9: Ethical Change Projects | |
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The Toolbox in the Classroom | |
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Experiential Teaching in Ethics, by Sharon Hartline, Department of Philosophy and Religion, i | |
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Radford University/i | |