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Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics - PHIL 101

Introduces consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, moral reasoning, applied ethics, and structured analysis of ethical problems.

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09/10 Introduction to Applied Ethics

A structured guide to applying moral reasoning and major ethical frameworks to concrete decisions involving rights, consequences, character, justice, privacy, technology, professional duties, punishment, and the environment.
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02/10 Recognizing and Framing Ethical Problems

A practical guide to recognizing ethical issues, separating facts from values, identifying affected stakeholders, and framing questions for responsible moral analysis.
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06/10 Comparing Ethical Frameworks

A structured guide to comparing consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, and complementary approaches while applying them to difficult moral decisions.
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10/10 Case Studies and Ethical Analysis

A practical guide to applying ethical theories, comparing alternatives, and writing defensible analyses of difficult real-world decisions.
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05/10 Virtue Ethics

A structured introduction to virtue ethics, explaining character, virtues, flourishing, moral development, practical judgment, and the application of virtue-based reasoning to difficult cases.
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04/10 Deontological Ethics

A structured guide to deontological ethics, including duties, Kant’s categorical imperative, respect for persons, rights, practical reasoning, strengths, and objections.
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07/10 Methods of Moral Reasoning

A structured guide to evaluating ethical decisions by gathering facts, identifying stakeholders, comparing options, applying multiple ethical lenses, testing objections, and reviewing outcomes.
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03/10 Consequentialist Ethics

A structured guide to consequentialist ethics, including its central principles, theories of value, methods of comparison, strengths, objections, and practical application.
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08/10 Evaluating Ethical Arguments

A structured guide to reconstructing, testing, and comparing ethical arguments while addressing assumptions, counterexamples, consistency, common reasoning errors, and moral uncertainty.
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01/10 Foundations of Ethical Thinking

A structured introduction to ethical concepts, major normative theories, moral reasoning, consistency, and a practical method for analyzing difficult decisions.
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Quizzes

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09/10 Introduction to Applied Ethics

A 14-question applied ethics quiz covering ethical frameworks, moral reasoning, privacy, punishment, equality, technology, professional responsibility, and environmental obligations. The batch includes the required interaction allocation plus two alternate candidates.
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06/10 Comparing Ethical Frameworks

A medium-difficulty quiz on comparing consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, care ethics, justice, and structured ethical analysis. Questions require applying frameworks and distinguishing their central concerns.
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08/10 Evaluating Ethical Arguments

A medium-difficulty quiz on reconstructing, testing, and comparing ethical arguments. Questions progress from identifying core concepts to applying frameworks, diagnosing errors, and producing a structured ethical evaluation.
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02/10 Recognizing and Framing Ethical Problems

A medium-difficulty quiz on recognizing and framing ethical problems. It assesses the ability to distinguish ethical questions from technical or legal questions, separate facts from values, identify stakeholders, clarify concepts, and construct neutral, specific ethical problem statements.
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07/10 Methods of Moral Reasoning

A 14-question quiz on methods of moral reasoning, ethical approaches, structured ethical analysis, and common errors in ethical judgment. Questions progress from foundational understanding to applied analysis.
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05/10 Virtue Ethics

A medium-difficulty quiz on virtue ethics, emphasizing character, flourishing, habituation, practical wisdom, the doctrine of the mean, and the application of virtues to concrete moral situations.
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04/10 Deontological Ethics

A medium-difficulty quiz on deontological ethics, emphasizing duties, rights, Kantian principles, respect for persons, and applied moral reasoning.
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01/10 Foundations of Ethical Thinking

A medium-difficulty quiz on foundational ethical concepts, moral reasoning, ethical theories, consistency, and structured ethical analysis. The questions emphasize applying concepts to new situations rather than recalling isolated definitions.
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10/10 Case Studies and Ethical Analysis

A medium-difficulty quiz on applying ethical theories and structured ethical-analysis methods to practical decisions, including technology, safety, stakeholders, uncertainty, justice, and responsible action.
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03/10 Consequentialist Ethics

A medium-difficulty quiz on consequentialist ethics, covering its central principle, forms of value, impartiality, aggregation, objections, and structured ethical analysis.
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Flashcards

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05/10 Virtue Ethics

A focused set of 14 flashcards covering virtue ethics, including character, flourishing, habituation, the mean, practical wisdom, moral action, and contemporary questions.
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07/10 Methods of Moral Reasoning

A focused set of flashcards on ethical theories, the six-step method of moral analysis, common reasoning errors, and responsible decision-making.
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03/10 Consequentialist Ethics

A focused review of consequentialism’s principles, forms, values, strengths, objections, and method for analyzing ethical decisions.
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04/10 Deontological Ethics

A focused review of deontological ethics, including duties, rights, Kantian principles, respect for persons, moral reasoning, strengths, and objections.
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09/10 Introduction to Applied Ethics

A focused set of flashcards covering applied ethics, its major frameworks, moral reasoning methods, and applications to punishment, privacy, justice, professions, technology, and the environment.
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02/10 Recognizing and Framing Ethical Problems

A focused set of flashcards on identifying ethical problems, framing moral questions, distinguishing facts from values, and mapping stakeholders, duties, alternatives, and competing considerations.
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06/10 Comparing Ethical Frameworks

A focused review of consequentialism, deontology, virtue ethics, applied ethical lenses, conflicts among moral reasons, and a structured method for ethical analysis.
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10/10 Case Studies and Ethical Analysis

A focused set of flashcards on applying ethical theories, structured decision-making, and responsible conclusions to real-world cases.
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08/10 Evaluating Ethical Arguments

A focused set of flashcards on reconstructing, testing, comparing, and revising ethical arguments under uncertainty.
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01/10 Foundations of Ethical Thinking

A 14-card review of ethical concepts, normative theories, moral reasoning, consistency, and structured ethical analysis.
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