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The Great Ethical Debates: From Virtue to Justice
Avanzado 12 lecciones ~450 min Inglés

The Great Ethical Debates: From Virtue to Justice

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An advanced exploration of the central questions in moral philosophy, tracing the arc from Aristotle's virtue ethics through the Enlightenment revolutions of Hume and Kant, the utilitarian tradition of Bentham and Mill, and into the contemporary landscape of Rawlsian justice, libertarian critique, applied ethics, and the capabilities approach. This course engages directly with primary texts, examines real philosophical arguments and their strongest objections, and equips you to navigate the deepest disagreements in ethical theory.

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Aristotle David Hume Immanuel Kant Jeremy Bentham John Stuart Mill Elizabeth Anscombe Philippa Foot John Rawls Bernard Williams Robert Nozick Peter Singer Martha Nussbaum

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  1. What Is Ethics? Vista previa
  2. Aristotle's Virtue Ethics
  3. Hume and Moral Sentiment
  4. Kant's Moral Law
  5. Utilitarianism: Bentham and Mill
  6. The Trolley Problem and Moral Intuitions
  7. Anscombe and the Revival of Virtue Ethics
  8. Rawls: Justice as Fairness
  9. Nozick and Libertarian Justice
  10. Singer and Applied Ethics
  11. Williams and the Limits of Philosophy
  12. Nussbaum and the Capabilities Approach

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