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The
Ethics Minor provides students a unique opportunity for in-depth
exploration of questions of meaning, value, responsibility, and justice
from a variety of theoretical, practical, historical, and
methodological points of view.
An
Ethics Minor makes an excellent addition to many humanities,
social sciences, and professional majors. Students explore particular
issues such as children's rights, human cloning, ecological justice,
business ethics, and political oppression, as well as larger questions
such as the nature of evil, the meaning of the good, and the role in
moral life of religion.
Minor
Requirements
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Students
complete 18 credits chosen from a range of courses related to ethics,at
least 12 of which must come from within the Department of Philosophy
and Religion. Department course options are listed below.
Courses
outside Philosophy and Religion must have significant ethical content
and be approved by Departmental faculty. Such courses may be
found in Sociology, Criminal Justice, Psychology, Business, and a
variety of other programs .
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following courses are automatically approved for the Ethics
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Philosophy
730:226 Ethics
730:260 Ethics and Business
730:315 Contemporary Moral Issues
730:319 Modern Social and Political Philosophy
730:320 Philosophy of Law
730:333 Evil
730:349 Biomedical Ethics
730:361 Philosophy of Art
Religion
840:332 Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust
840:333 Evil
840:335 Comparative Religious Ethics
840:340 Family Ethics
840:349 Biomedical Ethics
For
further information contact Dr.
John Wall, at johnwall@camden.rutgers.edu
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