PHIL 320 - Ethical Theory I

This course addresses questions about the nature of morality, including a survey of historical and contemporary explanations of what makes an action right or wrong. Other questions addressed may include, among others: What is it to be a virtuous person? What role should self-interest play in the good life? And when is a wrongdoer blameworthy for what they have done?

Prerequisites & Notes: PHIL 112 or PHIL 115 or HNRS 201.
Credits: 3
Grade Mode: Letter
GUR Attributes: HUM