Introduction to Moral Philosophy

This course provides a basic introduction to Moral Philosophy for people who have never studied the subject previously. It will appeal to people who are just interested in the subject; those who want to take an A level in Philosophy; and those who teach the subject and are looking for new ways to explain various concepts.

It focuses on utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics, which are the three primary normative ethical theories in the Western world. From Aristotle to Kant through John Stuart Mill, it examines some of the most important figures in Moral Philosophy. It then examines how their ethical ideas might be put into reality to determine if it is ever acceptable to steal, lie, play violent video games, or murder and eat animals. The course concludes by delving into the origins of morality. Is morality a product of human psychology, or does it exist as a property of the universe? It also wonders if we're accomplishing anything more than expressing our feelings when we make moral statements.

Requirements:

• This course is suitable for beginners

Who this course is for:

• Those studying for interest
• Those working toward an A Level in Philosophy
• Philosophy teachers looking for new ideas for teaching the material

Subtitles: English
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