The Ethics Institute

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The Institute for the Study of Applied and Professional Ethics was established in 1982.

The Ethics Institute sponsors programming in four general areas:

Minor in Applied and Professional Ethics

I. Required Introductory Courses (two courses from the following list):

GOVT 6. Political Ideas

PHIL 8. Introduction to Moral Philosophy

PHIL 37. Ethical Theory

PHIL 38. Political and Social Philosophy

REL 11. Religion and Morality

II. Other Courses Currently Available for the Minor (at least 3 are required):

ANTH 14. Death and Dying (not offered 2013-2014)

ANTH 17. The Anthropology of Health and Illness

ANTH 18. Introduction to Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology

ANTH 45. Asian Medical Systems

ANTH 55. Anthropology of International Health

ANTH 56. Introduction to Research Methods in Medical Anthropology

BIOL 4. Genes and Society

CLAS 3. Reason and the Good Life: Socrates to Epictetus (not offered 2013-2014)
EDUC 29. Policy and Politics in American Education

EDUC 62. Adolescent Development

ENGS 5. Healthcare and Biotechnology in the 21st Century

GEOG 006/INTS 016. Introduction to International Development

GEOG 11. Qualitative Methods and the Research Process in Geography

GEOG 13. Population, Culture, and Environment (not offered 2013-2014)

GEOG 15. Food and Power

GEOG 16. Moral Economies of Development

GEOG 25. Social Justice and the City

GERM 13. Beyond Good and Evil

GOVT 36. The Making of American Public Policy

GOVT 50. Human Rights and International Relations

GOVT 61. Jurisprudence

GOVT 62. Theorizing Free Speech

GOVT 63. Origins of Political Thought: Render unto God or unto Caesar?

GOVT 64.1. Liberalism and Its Critics

GOVT 64.2. Modern Political Thought

GOVT 66.2. Constitutional Law, Development and Theory

GOVT 67. Civil Liberties Legal and Normative Approaches

GOVT 86.01. Multiculturalism

GOVT 86.18. Contemporary Readings on Justice

PBPL 42. Ethics and Public Policy

PHIL 9. Topics in Applied Ethics: The Ethics of Food Choice and Food Policy (offered Summer 2013)

PHIL 9. Topics in Applied Ethics: Reproductive Ethics

PHIL 17. Phenomenology and Existentialism

PHIL 22. Feminism and Philosophy

PHIL 24. Philosophy of Law

PHIL 25. Philosophy of Medicine

PHIL 50.2. Relativism in Epistemology and Ethics

Phil 50 (2A) Special Topics in Philosophy: Moral Obligation and Moral Responsibility (Mason, Visiting Edinburgh Professor)

PHIL 80. Advanced Seminar: Practical Reason, Action and the Foundation of Ethics

REL 19. Special Topics in Religion: Animal Rights in Religion, Film and Literature

REL 29. Kierkegaard and Existentialism

REL 37. Animal Rights in Religion, Film, and Literature

REL 53. Religion, Healing and Medicine

REL 65. Sports, Ethics & Religion

RUSS 35. Dostoevsky and the Problem of Evil

SOCY 63. Trust in Society

THEA 10. Human Rights and Performance

III. Senior Culminating Course (Independent Study Project)

PHIL 86. Research in Philosophy for the Ethics Minor

All terms: Arrange with Professor Donovan

Appendix A*

Sample Minor Programs

Cluster one – “Ethics in Biomedicine”

Prerequisite: Two courses from among Philosophy 8, 37, 38 or Religion 11

Other Courses (select no less than 3)

ANTH 17. The Anthropology of Health and Illness

ANTH 45. Asian Medical Systems

ANTH 55. Anthropology of International Health

BIOL 4. Genes and Society

ENGS 5. Healthcare and Biotechnology in the 21st Century

PHIL 25. Philosophy of Medicine

Cluster two – “Ethics, Law and Society”

Prerequisite: Two courses from among Philosophy 8, 37, 38 or Religion 11

Other Courses (select no less than 3)

ANTH 18. Introduction to Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology

EDUC 62. Adolescent Development

GEOG 25. Social Justice and the City

GOVT 66. Constitutional Law, Development and Theory

SOCY 63. Trust in Society

Cluster three – “Ethics and Public Policy”

Prerequisite: Two courses from among Philosophy 8, 37, 38 or Religion 11

Other Courses (select no less than 3)

BIOL 4. Genes and Society
ENGS 5. Healthcare and Biotechnology in the 21st Century

GOVT 36. The Making of American Public Policy
GOVT 62. Theorizing Free Speech

GOVT 64.1 Liberalism and Its Critics

GOVT 66. Constitutional Law, Development and Theory

GOVT 67. Civil Liberties Legal and Normative Approaches

GOVT 86.18. Contemporary Readings on Justice

PBPL 42. Ethics and Public Policy

Contact information:-
Ethics Institute
6031 Haldeman Center
27 North Main Street
Hanover, NH 03755
603-646-1263
ethics.institute@dartmouth.edu

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