Lectures

Philosophy 1100

Introduction to Ethics

• Lecture 1:  Values , Self-Determination, and Conflict within Society
• Lecture 2:  Ethics, Philosophy, Religion, and Critical Thinking - 1
• Lecture 3:  Ethics, Philosophy, Religion, and Critical Thinking - 2
• Lecture 4:  Survival of Death?
  
• Lecture 5:  Classical Theories in Normative Ethics
  
• Lecture 6:  The Nature of Critical Thinking
• Lecture 7:  Reasons, Arguments, and the Concept of Validity
• Lecture 8:  Inference-Indicators and the Logical Structure of an Argument
• Lecture 9:  Extracting an Argument from a Text
• Lecture 10:  The Technique of Counterexamples
• Lecture 11:  Sexual Morality
• Lecture 12:  General Positions on Sexual Morality - 1
• Lecture 13:  General Positions on Sexual Morality - 2
• Lecture 14:  Traditional Position on Sexual Morality - 1
  
• Lecture 15:  Traditional Position on Sexual Morality - 2
• Lecture 16:  Pornography
• Lecture 17:  Suicide
• Lecture 18:  Euthanasia - 1
• Lecture 19:  Euthanasia - 2
• Lecture 20:  Euthanasia - 3
• Lecture 21:  Animal Rights
• Lecture 22:  Abortion - 1
  
• Lecture 23:  Abortion - 2
  
• Lecture 24:  Abortion - 3
  
• Lecture 25:  Abortion - 4
• Lecture 26:  Abortion - 5