David McCarthy (on campus); David McCarthy (distance education)
12 points
* 4 hours per week (on-campus students)
* First semester
* Clayton
* Distance education students can take
this subject in either semester
Objectives As for CHB4101, with the additional objective of developing a sufficient understanding of long-standing debates about the nature of ethics to provide a basis for forming your own views on these issues.
Synopsis As for CHB4101.
Assessment Essay (2000 words): 20%
* Essay (4000
words): 50%
* Take-home exam (3000 words): 30%
* Distance education
students are also required to keep a journal, recording their work for each
topic.
Preliminary reading
Charlesworth M Life, death, genes and ethics ABC Books,
1989
Nagel T What does it all mean? OUP, 1987
Prescribed texts
Rachels J The elements of moral philosophy, 2nd edn,
McGraw-Hill, 1993
Singer P Ethics OUP, 1994
Other readings will also be prescribed for each class. A book of readings will
be provided by the centre.
Recommended texts
Scheffler S (ed.) Consequentialism and its critics OUP,
1988
Singer P (ed.) A companion to ethics Blackwell, 1993
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