lecture on RIGHTS (chapter 7)

let's look at this introductory video,

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lecture on animal rights,
homework #7,

ethics midterm exam (fall 2021)

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moral traditionalism (regular classes)

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homework #4 (miniterm, spring 2021)

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midterm exam (open book) spring, 2021

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phi 2604, (miniterm, spring 2021)

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links for first class (miniterm spring 2021)

syllabus,

textbook,  (download this ASAP)

how to argue your point,

what is critical thinking, 

cause and effect, 

homework #1, 

breakdown of points for final grade,

my hummus (actually, my grandma's)

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homework #3

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defensible moral judgments, moral values, etiquette, law, cultural relativism

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lecture on moral values

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homework #1 spring 2021

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hominid evolution, from australopithecus to sapiens

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traditionalism in a nutshell

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induction and inference to the best explanation

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correlation doesn't mean causation

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final exam (miniterm, fall 2020)

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final exam (fall 2020)

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phi 2604 exam #1 (miniterm)

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breakdown of total points (miniterm, 2020)

this is a tentative breakdown of points for our miniterm semester:

attendance: 20 p.

homeworks 6 (5 p. each) = 30 p.

2 tests (20 p. each) = 40

final paper: 10

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My grades are qualitatively, not quantitatively-based. The grades in blackboard will reflect letters, not points (except attendance). Final grades are inputted on Friday, December 18.